Lexicon PCM NATIVE STRINGBOX, Owner'S Manual

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Low Trim, Mid Trim, High Trim

This parameter controls the level of strings in each of four zones. This may be adjusted by 

selecting the green tab and then shaping the green line above the keyboard. 

Mix

Mix is the proportion of wet (processed) signal to dry (unprocessed) signal.

Note Selection

Controls which strings are allowed to resonate. There are several preset selections, such as 

Damper Down, White Keys, and Black Keys. The Keyboard setting allows you to select any 

pattern of notes by simply clicking on the keyboard. There are even several random modes 

which will play the keyboard for you. 

Output Level

Controls the level of the signal out of the plug-in. 

Pan Mode

Determines how the strings are panned across the stereo field. Piano places strings low-to-

high from left to right. Reverse Piano flips that orientation. Low Spread alternates notes, with 

the lowest notes at the farthest left and right position. High Spread places lower notes in the 

center (just the way organ pipes are distributed). Random continually moves the positions of the 

strings. 

Predelay

This parameter is found only in the Stringbox algorithm. Your piano doesn’t have this, but this 

parameter allows the resonated signal to be delayed. Operates in either absolute or tempo 

mode. 

Rolloff

This parameter is found only in the Stringbox algorithm. This is a lowpass filter that is applied to 

the complete resonated signal. 

String Response

This parameter is found only in the Stringbox algorithm and controls the virtual material (soft, 

hard, just right) that the string is made from. 

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