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either 44.1kHz or 48kHz sample rate to

avoid problems.

Software Configuration

Because the audio is being processed

within the MX200 hardware, and not inside

your computer, your DAW (Digital Audio

Workstation, or Recording Software) needs

to be set up to send and receive audio to

and from the MX200.

Many DAW’s have built-in routing configu-

rations for this; consult your software’s

documentation for information about set-

ting up external routing options.

Steinberg

®

Cubase SX

®

users: see infor-

mation on “External FX” connections.

Logic

®

Audio users: see information about

“I/O Insert Plug-Ins.”

Cakewalk

®

Sonar™ users: see information

about “Adding Send / Return Effects to a

Bus”

If your software does not provide specific

information about these types of configura-

tions, you can set up the connections your-

self. Each recording platform will vary

slightly, but the basic principles are the

same.

To set up a send and return path:

1. Create a Stereo Bus (or two audio

busses) that are different from your Main

Mix (Master) Bus.

2. Route these busses to the outputs on

your audio I/O hardware that you have

connected to the MX200 (Either the

S/PDIF output, or two analog outputs).

3. In your VST

or

Audio Units Send Ef

fects

Routing options, send the MX200’

s

effect sends to the Stereo Busses (or

Bus Pair) you created in Step 1.

4. Create two audio tracks whose inputs

correspond to those you connected to

the MX200 (Either the S/PDIF input, or

two analog inputs).

5. Route these tracks to the Main Mix

(Master) Bus.

If you have followed these steps correctly,

when you open an instance of the MX200

plug-in, its audio path will lead it to the bus

pair you created, which will send the audio

to the MX200. The processed audio is then

sent from the MX200 through your audio

hardware’s inputs to the two audio tracks

you created in Step 4, and monitored

through the Main Mix Bus, just as you

would any audio or plug-in effect.

Using the MX200 Plug-In

Window

In your DAW, open the Lexicon MX200

plug-in. You’ll see an instance of the

Program Editor window. You can use the

MX200 plug-in software just as you would

any other plug-in: Session Recall, automa-

tion – everything behaves just as any other

VST

T

M

or Audio Unit plug-in. The primary

difference is that the audio processing

occurs in the MX200 rather than on your

computer. And, since the MX200 is a

physical device, you can only open one

instance of the plug-in window. If you

attempt to open more than one plug-in win-

dow, the message shown below will

appear.

Controls

The MX200’s Plug-In window functions

much like the MX-Edit Program Editor win-

dow described on page 28.

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