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1. BEST LEXICON REVERB PLUGIN PATCH
2. BEST LEXICON REVERB PLUGIN PLUS
3. BEST LEXICON REVERB PLUGIN SERIES
4. BEST LEXICON REVERB PLUGIN DOWNLOAD

a blind test where you have a $50 plugin verssus a $1000+ plugin can give an idea if realy a grand will make such a big difference, or that a plugin with a vintage look will be better than one with a generic front. mainly in the part that marketing and visual factors have a big influence in our desicions. its also about the feeling you get with each one. Just try the demo of the aether, actuallt on all of them of course and do your own tweaking, like trying a car. way too many imo but this can affect the sound tremendously so def try the demo. it has a lot of settings that can be tweaked. The aether has a different feel than the others, very nice still. its bit thin sounding than the others but it kept up.

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I should of added the LXP series and see how are those. there is also a long thread about the aether vs pcm. but not a grand more than the competition. that its just stoooopid expensive and i think their marketing dept try to pull the "high price=better" tactic.ĭont get me wrong, its good. I think you are a complete fool if you are going to spend THAT much in the Lexicon PCM. very inspiring when i played different instruments. In a non comparing way, i liked a lot the lx480 on its own. Id still want to listen to a comparison with the 480L hardware. with a little EQ and tweaking, id be worry if i where the lexicon team. very lush and nice sounding, specially with tonys presets. i based my conclusions on the how they stand on thier own and not labeling as better or worst. There is no better or worst, its all subjective. i just try to close my eyes and judge by how it sounds in that particular moment in time and try not think that because its this brand is better or worst, or poeple like this or not. the source, room, mic ,processing equipment, mixing, mastering, marketing, distribution, reception and everything i betweenīut the difference between pres was not as big as mics and mics with source, placement and mixing. Like the pre amp shoot out tests, there is a lot that makes up a track. the point from which i took these tests.Īnd true that each reverb will yeold different results on a finshed mixed track. so even if u just select a preset, its just a srating point.

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Plus u can still EQ and further process the reverb to make it sound better, and even more important better within your track. I just trying out algo verbs cause i like to get one of these. it never was to be the perfect setting approach as, like many of you, believe each reverb hs its magic and own application. My informal approach "hey i have some time so lets try all these lush reverbs and see how they compare."

then you can show the different the tail is or not in a near perfect setting. then pot it nice on forums where u just cant mke everyone happy.īetter yet, get also the real/hardware versions of the plugins, record them thorugh a good and very clean line of equipment (ad/da)so there is also no problem that can arise to spoil the exactness of it. then Upload it the mp3 and wav files to host sites. and even if you match the numbers on screen the setting internally can still yeild a different result.

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You are most welcome to download each reverbs demo at the same time, set it up, play something you think would be ideal, match al the settings exactly, see that every little aspect is the same and that each dB is perfect. and from the playing on those intruments the idea was from a quick listen as u would in a quick testing situation like at namm (but w/o the extreme background noise) and yes, ones meduim could be someones large. No, i did not try to match all reverbs to have the same settings mainly because i just wnted a large hall for a lush reverb and rely on the developers/progrmmers choices for it, because thats what they are offering.

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the only one i tried to match closely with the settings was the pcm and the relab which i was really interested but i also added the default patch on the relab. The purpose of this tests was to take it from a consumer point of view and see what all these reverbs offer if u sat in a testing station and intansiated each one with a large hall type setting. I always think everyone is going to think the obvious but just in case here is my disclaimer: C) Relab (again) with Lexicon's PCM matched settingsĭ) Lexicon PCM Native Random Hall algo with large hall presetį) Space Designer with Todd AO IR (tail only)