Meris releases free prEDITOR editor/librarian for LVX delay

February 29, 2024 · 1 sources

Meris released prEDITOR, a free editor and librarian for its LVX delay pedal, on February 29, 2024. The software is available as a download from the manufacturer's website¹.

prEDITOR lets users create and change LVX presets from a computer rather than through the pedal's color screen, which the report describes as small¹. The preset library can be managed by drag-and-drop, and the software also allows configuration of the pedal's basic settings¹. To use it, the LVX connects to a MIDI interface and a computer over MIDI In and Out¹. The software is free, so existing owners can use it at no extra cost¹.

The LVX is a stereo delay that Meris calls a Modular Delay System¹. It offers 2540mS of what Meris calls a "Highly Configurable Dual Delay," 99 preset locations in 33 banks, a Favorite Preset Bank for three presets, and a true stereo 60-second looper¹. Front-panel controls include knobs labeled Time, Feedback, Mix, Mod and a Preset/Pages knob that also saves, plus Controller 1 and Controller 2 knobs for moving around the color screen and changing parameters¹. Four footswitches operate looper functions, move up and down banks, or access the built-in tuner¹. The signal path is analog with a JFET input section, using 24-bit AD/DA conversion and 32-bit floating point DSP built around an Advanced ARM Processor¹. The stereo delay and effects include Preamps, Granulize, Cassette and Poly Pitch, drawing on parts of Meris's Polymoon, Hedra, Enzo and Ottobit Jr.¹. Inputs handle guitars and synthesizers, and the back panel has MIDI In and Out on full-sized DIN jacks, an expression pedal input and a USB-C port¹. Bypass is selectable between true bypass (relay) and analog buffered bypass¹.

The LVX list price is $599¹. The report says the pedal was announced for the summer and available for pre-order on the company site¹.

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