Re: Vortex Questions

["Jesse Kudler" <jkudler@wesleyan.edu>]

Thanks for the help.  Before, I mistakenly thought the mod fx level
controlled the mix between the wet and dry sounds of the un-delayed 
portion.
I didn't realize it acted as an actual level control.  I can pretty much do
what I wanted now.

Thanks,
Jesse

-----Original Message-----
From: Sean T Barrett <buzzard@world.std.com>
To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com <Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com>
Date: Monday, December 08, 1997 2:17 AM
Subject: Re: Vortex Questions


>>Lexicon Vortex
>>1.  Is there any way to configure an effect so that I can have only my =
>>echoes heard and no input signal?  Most of the effects still have the =
>>input signal when the Mix level is set at 64.
>
>Try setting mod fx level to 0 and echo fx level to 64.
>This gives you what you want on 90% of the effects.  The
>idea of the vortex is that's a "chorusy echo"; mod fx level
>controls "direct" chorusy sounds, and echo fx level controls
>the echoes.  So if you don't want the "direct" chorusy sounds,
>turn down mod fx level.
>
>Looking at the charts, the exceptions I see:
>it looks like Atmosphere B is fine as is, and you need
>mod fx level non-zero to hear echoes.  Shadow B
>can't be configured to give only echoes.  Choir B only
>has echoes in general, and mod fx level selects modulated
>eches whereas echo fx selects clean echoes.  Mosaic B,
>due to the bug I posted before, probably won't be very
>interesting with mod fx level at 0.
>
>Sean Barrett
>
>