Lexicon Studio V4.20 Addendum

Addendum #1:
	
When a song or arrangement is saved in Cubase, all bus and FX settings
are also stored. If changes are made to the Routing tab in the Lexicon 
control panel, Cubase will see the ASIO driver as a new device and 
clear all the bus and FX settings that were saved. Because of this,
it is a good idea to make a note of which I/O streams you were using 
when you saved your song and to reset the Routing tab to match this 
configuration before reloading the song. In this way you can avoid 
manually rerouting audio and effects.



Addendum #2:

If you are using the Wave drivers and make any changes to the Routing
Tab in the Lexicon control panel, you MUST restart Windows in order 
to have these changes take effect. If the ASIO drivers are being used, 
it is not necessary to restart Windows. Simply quit then re-launch the
audio application in order for the routing changes to take effect. 
If you are using Cubase, for example, and see that some of the Input 
or Output buses have a blank label, this is an indication that the 
application must be restarted. If you are using Cubase and have 
launched the Lexicon control panel from the Windows Taskbar, Cubase
must be quit before changes can be made to the Routing tab. 

Note: at least one Input pair and one Output pair must be enabled
in order to launch Cubase. If no streams are active an error message
will come up saying that the ASIO Lexicon Studio v4.2 driver could
not be loaded. If this occurs, quit Cubase, launch the LexPanel 
from the Windows Taskbar, turn on one or more I/O streams, 
then re-launch Cubase.



Addendum #3:

When using an ASIO application (such as Cubase), the available 
sources and destinations of Punch and Reverb are those which
are enabled (active) in
Cubase. If, for example, you wish to route the PC-90 from the
10T A/D 1&2 to the 10T D/A 1&2 you must activate the corresponding
Input and Output bus in Cubase. The Lexicon control panel must be
exited, then re-launched each time a change is made to Cubase's
active streams list.

When using the Wave drivers, if the Monitor button is turned
on all channels will be available for selection in the 
Punch and Reverb source/destination lists. When the wave 
audio application is in play, only the channels that it is 
using will be available to Punch and Reverb routing. 
The same applies if the audio application has been configured
so that it keeps its audio channels open even when it is in stop
(see the specific application's User Guide for details on how to
set this up). When there is no audio application running, or 
the application is in "stop" and has not been configured 
to keep the audio channels open, all channels will be available
to Punch and Reverb routing. (Also refer to Addendum #5)



Addendum #4:

If you are using the Wave drivers and wish to hear reverb through
the PC90, you must keep the PC90 User Interface maximized. As soon
as the User Interface is dismissed you will only hear dry audio. 



Addendum #5:

RELEASE OF AUDIO CHANNELS IN SAMPLITUDE
It has been found that in order to release channels in SAMPLITUDE
for Lexpanel or other applications to use, the "Close all audio 
devices" selection must be selected before quitting the 
Samplitude audio application.


Addendum #6:

DESCRIPTION OF THE PUNCH/MONITOR FEATURE WITH MMIO APPLICATIONS

When using the Punch/Monitor feature with MMIO applications, the
Lexpanel will sometimes give you this message: 

"Another application is currently using the installed
devices to play audio. To enable the monitor, stop playing
audio or shutdown that application all together."

Host MMIO applications must open the output channels
as well as the input channels in order to use the 
Lexpanel Punch/monitor feature correctly.

REMEMBER: These are guidelines for using the Punch/monitor feature
with MMIO applications, in future updates of 4.20 the Punch/monitor
feature will be able to be fully utilized in all MMIO applications.

Listed below are the behaviors of
Lexpanel with the different MMIO applications.


		CUBASE USING THE ASIO MULTIMEDIA DRIVER
In Cubase the punch/monitor feature can be fully utilized.
While either during record mode, play back mode or in stop mode any of 
the selected channel(s) in the LexPanel punch tab will be audible and 
selectable at will, and can be monitored along with the audio that is 
processed through Cubase. In order to turn off the Punch, just disable
the Punch checkbox on the Lexpanel.




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				COOLEDIT 
				CAKEWALK
For these two MMIO applications, the Lexpanel punch/monitor feature
is usable WHILE recording and when in "stop mode". The only difference
between the two modes is that in "stopmode" you can monitor the source
audio while the Lexpanel is in FOCUS with any of the selected channels,
but while recording to disk you can ONLY monitor source audio on the 
channels that both applications have selected.  
For example Cooledit channel 1 and 2 are the rec/playback channels. 
In order to hear source audio while recording, the Lexpanel channels
should be set to Ch1 and Ch2 I/O.
You do not have to have the Lexpanel in focus to hear audio while 
recording withthese two applications.
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				ACID
				Emagic/Logic Audio mmio
				Samplitude
				SoundForge
				WaveLab

For these 5 MMIO applications, The Lexpanel punch/monitor feature
can only be used for listening to source audio while the host 
mmio application is in "Stop Mode" and only while the Lexpanel
is in FOCUS. These applications do not allow you to monitor source
audio in any way other than through VU meters. Which brings up 
another comment, when the monitor VU meters are selected in the 
host application the Lexpanel does not pass audio, this is because 
the host application has a hold on the audio channels.
The Lexpanel will retrieve the audio channels when the 
monitor VU meters are disabled.


KNOWN REPORTED "REFRESH ISSUES" with Lexpanel:

These Refresh Issues will be addressed in future updates of 4.20 

Addendum #7: 
In order to change the device selections from the task bar in
the LEXPANEL ROUTING TAB and have the selections globally saved,
the user must DISABLE the the MONITOR button in the PUNCH TAB
before making their routing selections. Thereafter restarting
the computer,the user's new Routing setting will be globally saved.

Addendum #8: 
Routing Tab may not always display what devices are connected.
Suggested Solutions:
	1) Hit the Refresh Button in the Routing Tab.
	2) Close the Lexpanel and open it again.
	3) Make sure monitor button is disabled and hit apply
	   next restart the computer.

Addendum #9:
When there is more than one 10T connected to Core32, sometimes
the Clock source list does not display all of the clock source
selections.
Suggested Solution:
	If the clock source that you want is not available,
	close the lexpanel by hitting OK and open the Lexpanel
	again. If you have 3 10Ts connected to the network,
	You must open the Lexpanel 3+ times in order display
	the Clock Source that is to be selected.


Addendum #10:
If the Monitor button is engaged/disengaged in the PC90 Tab
Machine 2 will disapear and I/O setting to PC90 will disapear.
This is a refresh issue and does not affect audio, just move 
to another tab or engage/disengage the monitor button again.

Addendum #11:
Changes that are made to the ASIO Control Panel when it is launched
from Cubase will be reflected in the ASIO Lexpanel launched from 
the taskbar, but changes made to the ASIO Lexpanel from the taskbar
are not represented in the ASIO control Panel. 
Examples: PC90 I/O settings.