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Lexicon MRC

Review | Music Technology, Jun 1993
MIDI FX Controller

Programming Lexicon FX units has never been easier, thanks to this upgraded version of their remote control. And what do you know? Nicholas Rowland, not Top Cat, is the most effectual. Lexicon’s LXP-5 FX module gets the one-over too

Lexicon MRC

Review | Sound On Sound, Mar 1989
MIDI Remote Controller

Lexicon's MRC unit is much more than a fancy remote controller for their PCM70 and LXP1 signal processors - it also provides analogue-like controls for easy editing of DX synth parameters and manipulation of virtually any MIDI controller data. Martin Russ checks out the power behind the buttons.

Lexicon of Love

Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1989
Lexicon LXP5 Multi-Effects Processor

Following the release of their acclaimed 'budget' LXP1 reverb, Lexicon have extended their presence in the affordable digital effects market with the LXP5 multi-effects unit. Dave Lockwood feels the quality.

Control freak

Group: Control Room

Review | The Mix, Dec 1994
Lexicon Reflex

MIDI controllable reverb

Russlings

Opinion | Topic: Tape, Vinyl, CD, DAT | Sound On Sound, Apr 1992

You may know what the letters 'AAD' or 'DDD' on your CDs mean, but did you know that you won't be seeing them anymore? And just how much information is relevant or useful to the listener?

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About System Exclusive - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, May 1989
(But Were Too Afraid To Ask!)

PART 2: Martin Russ reveals even more about the uses and applications of MIDI's most powerful function.

Shape of Things to Come

News | Sound On Sound, Oct 1989

A colourful bonanza of newly released and forthcoming products unveiled...

Cyber-Tribal World Funkateers

Interview | Sound On Sound, Feb 1992

D'Cuckoo are hardly your average MIDI band: they build their own instruments; they're all women, and they play "post-industrial cyber-tribal world-funk". Paul Tingen investigates.

A Certain Ratio

Interview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1993
Into The Nineties

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About System Exclusive - Part 5

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Aug 1989
(But Were Too Afraid To Ask!)

PART 5: Martin Russ delves into the reasons why MIDI Controller messages are able to do what they can do and provides some practical examples.

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About System Exclusive - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Apr 1989
(But Were Too Afraid To Ask!)

Martin Russ kicks off our new series by recapping on some MIDI basics before starting to demystify the secrets of MIDI's System Exclusive commands.

Adventures In MIDILand - Part 5

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Dec 1990

Part 5. The adventure continues - the master of MIDI manipulations, Martin Russ, does the time warp!

Digidesign Deck

Review | Sound On Sound, Nov 1990

Who says multitrack hard disk recording has to cost the earth? Digidesign's Deck allows four tracks of digital audio to be played back and mixed on a Macintosh II, with full 16-bit/44.1khz digital fidelity. Paul D. Lehrman investigates.

 

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