Lexicon PCM Native accessibility?

[Niklas Karlsson]

Hi all,

I'm thinking of buying a new reverb plug-in, since I'm now running Pro Tools built-in DVerb.

I came across Lexicon's "PCM Native" plug-in on YouTube and thought the sound was really good.

So I'm just wondering if someone knows if it is accessible with VO? :)

Thanks in advance!

All the best,

Niklas

[Steve Sparrow]

can’t answer that, how ever if you find out it’s not accessable I get good results out of r verb, and i r 1 both from waves.

But the lexicon would be pretty nice I reckon.

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[Chris Smart]

Valhalha Room, Vintage, etc. all their stuff
sounds amazing, and is reasonably priced. I'm a
Windows guy though so someone else will have to
say how accessible they are on the Mac side.
https://valhalladsp.com/


At 06:08 PM 3/25/2016, you wrote:
>can’t answer that, how ever if you find out
>it’s not accessable I get good results out of

>r verb, and i r 1 both from waves.
>But the lexicon would be pretty nice I reckon.
>
>>On 26 Mar 2016, at 7:54 am, Niklas Karlsson

>><<mailto:niklas.k...@hotmail.se>niklas.k...@hotmail.se> wrote:
>>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>I'm thinking of buying a new reverb plug-in,
>>since I'm now running Pro Tools built-in DVerb.
>>
>>I came across Lexicon's "PCM Native" plug-in on
>>YouTube and thought the sound was really good.
>>So I'm just wondering if someone knows if it is accessible with VO? :)
>>
>>Thanks in advance!
>>
>>All the best,
>>Niklas
>>
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[Nick Baltimora]

In my experience, one yar ago, with the Lexicon stuff, their plug ins are not accessible via VO and they also gives trouble with the Artist control surface series as confirmed by the Lexicon customer support. I personal use the UAD emulations, great accessibility and tone, but they require  external DSP outboard and they are pretty expensive. The Waves plugins are all right with great accessibility and you can take advantage of their  almost weekly  offers to pay a reasonable price. Sony Reverb is an amazing alternative, very flexible and delivers an incredible sound quality even emulating the legendary Lexicon sound along with several rooms, plates  and springs, it also comes with a very useful hi resolution built in EQ an literally hundred of very useful presets, but it's pretty expensive as well (In case i'm selling a Sonnox Reverb plug in license for half of the  price). H.I.H.

[Niklas Karlsson]

Hi and thanks so much for your help!

Do you know approximately what the Sony reverbs can cost?

All the best,

Niklas

Skickat från min iPhone

27 mars 2016 kl. 13:38 skrev Nick Baltimora <memesbasem...@gmail.com>:

In my experience, one yar ago, with the Lexicon stuff, their plug ins are not accessible via VO and they also gives trouble with the Artist control surface series as confirmed by the Lexicon customer support. I personal use the UAD emulations, great accessibility and tone, but they require  external DSP outboard and they are pretty expensive. The Waves plugins are all right with great accessibility and you can take advantage of their  almost weekly  offers to pay a reasonable price. Sony Reverb is an amazing alternative, very flexible and delivers an incredible sound quality even emulating the legendary Lexicon sound along with several rooms, plates  and springs, it also comes with a very useful hi resolution built in EQ an literally hundred of very useful presets, but it's pretty expensive as well (In case i'm selling a Sonnox Reverb plug in license for half of the  price). H.I.H.

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