Universal Audio has announced the latest update to its UAD platform, with version 9.7 including the legendary Lexicon 480L digital reverb. The new plugin is the only officially endorsed emulation of ...

Lexicon Pro has unveiled the MX400 and MX400XL dual stereo and surround reverb processors. These new 1RU, four-in, four-out units combine an intuitive front-panel design with Lexicon’s Hardware ...

Lexicon Professional has introduced its PCM96 Surround reverb/effects processor. The new surround version delivers 50 new Lexicon reverbs, delays and modulation effects, while offering more presets, ...

Lexicon has a vast vault of great-sounding reverbs to plunder and it's used it to very good effect here. There are some great new additions, such as an infinite reverb, which enables you to trap the ...

The Lexicon LXP Native Reverb Plug-In Bundle is designed to work with popular DAWs like Pro Tools and Logic, as well as with any other VST (r), Audio Unit (tm) or RTAS (r)-compatible host. PC- and ...

Released in 1978, Lexicon’s 224 remains one of the best-selling and most-loved digital reverb units of all time. In fact, it’s still in use today. This makes it ideal fodder for the eagle-eared ...

The first commercial digital reverb – the EMT 250 – was created in 1976, and EMT, alongside Lexicon, continued to push the envelope, albeit with extremely limited computing power compared to today’s ...

The Lambda hardware is great, but poor drivers and the strange decision to limit the use of the bundled reverb plug-in let it down. Lexicon is one of those brand names that´s synonymous with quality.