Relab LX480

Silver Sonya · 18th November 2009

2009 turned out to be a pretty reverberant year.

And it's getting crazier.

Check out the upper right hand corner.

Yup.

- c

noiseflaw · 18th November 2009

Lex 480?...

This thread

Quote:

Originally Posted by Casey

I have been listening for the last week to a new (beta) native plugin from a developer in Europe. It absolutely nails the 480 sound (as opposed to the 960 or 96 sound). I really like it. Should drop before the end of the year. No idea on pricing, but probably much less than $1899.

Please read this carefully, this is NOT a Bricasti product, nor do I have anything to do with the company! stike

-Casey

Ermz · 18th November 2009

No way.

elarreal · 18th November 2009

Taking in to account the brands that plugindiscounts.com carry, the post about a european developer, the gui on the preset dropdown menu and that it's a native plugin. I suspect this is an IK Multimedia product !

I could be wrong. But it's just my guess!!

Looking forward to hearing it, specially if somebody from Bricasti thinks it's cool!

Peace

Renan L.B · 18th November 2009

*Plays X-Files Theme*

<Dana> The Evidence suggests we should wait and hear from Tony or expect an official annoucement from this mysterious company first.
<Mulder> IT'S A LEX480!! For god's sake scully i saw it with my own eyes!!
<CancerMan> I don't know what you're talking about. cofff! cofff!

SWAN808 · 18th November 2009

I hope its not Waves...wait - they aren't European.... Not likely TC....
I wonder who it could be....
Lets hope its reasonably priced.

sbackdoor · 18th November 2009

Tony!!

OMU · 18th November 2009

I smell a long thread..

Finnish · 18th November 2009

A reasonably priced reverb, no iLok, reasonable cpu-usage and über-sound...? Give it to me!

OMU · 18th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Finnish

no iLok

I don't know about that, ilok is pretty much a trend lately.

RusRant · 18th November 2009

Wow, 480 in a plugin? Does it cover all the algo's I wonder? I may just be excited about a plugin reverb!!

Daniel Flores · 18th November 2009

Please let it be DSP together with a controler!!!!
If native, NO ILOK, hate it!

Daniel

feck · 18th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by topperf

And it has to be free of charge - right?

Exactly. I will never understand how people can be so vehemently against a company doing all it can to protect its' hard work. That said, I look forward to hopefully another great ITB reverb choice....keep 'em coming!

RusRant · 18th November 2009

Free, with a controller!!! Wow, that seals is, I'm excited!!

XHipHop · 18th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by RusRant

Free, with a controller!!! Wow, that seals is, I'm excited!!

and custom presets by famous producers!?!?

sign me up!

clonewar · 18th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daniel Flores

Please let it be DSP together with a controler!!!!
If native, NO ILOK, hate it!

Daniel

Not really sure what you're obsession with DSP cards is.. but if this is the same plugin that Casey is talking about (quoted above) then it's native, which means no DSP.

I can tell you that my Mac Pro has a lot more cycles available than my UAD2 Quad does... and there's no flippin' way I'm shelling out $1200+ on another card to run more instances. I'll build a nice Core i7 farm machine or two long before that happens.

Back to the topic at hand.... let the official Lexicon plugin vs the (insert devloper's name here) L480 plugin war begin!!

thermos · 18th November 2009

Such a tease! More info! Very excited.

miro · 18th November 2009

what a timing! haha! battle of the lexicons? if this here is way less than 1900$ and really GOOD, and it looks good already, lexicon themselves could have a hard time with their annouced price..

Animus · 18th November 2009

Casey mentioned in another thread that he knew of a certain 480 like plugin by a EU developer was coming out by the end of the year that supposedly nailed the sound. Sounded more like this was a independent developer than one of the big ones.

xist · 19th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Silver Sonya

2009 turned out to be a pretty reverberant year.

And it's getting crazier.

- c

Agree 100%. And yes, soon (it could mean a few months still) we're going to see something which has been described to me from the dev as "totally revolutionary within the reverb industry". Can't tell you more, sorry.
Maybe it's the same thing that Casey was mentioning, we'll see...

That said, since this is a New Product Alert section and there are no actual products to be discussed at the moment, it would be better to put the whole thing in standby for now.

Casey · 19th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by xist

Maybe it's the same thing that Casey was mentioning, we'll see...

Nope. Tony has what I was talking about.

-Casey

rhythmtech · 19th November 2009

possibly softube? its one of the few fx not covered by them and they are getting into vintage emulations a fair bit now. if it is then i would imagine this to be stunning. fingers crossed.

Farshad · 19th November 2009

There have been numerous 480 emulations in the past in both hardware and software form and none of them satisfied people.

I hope the new one does but still, I do not think it will hurt the Lexicon PCM plug since that one has the actual (and not emulated) PCM96 algos FWIW.

My 2 Canadian cents

thermos · 19th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Farshad

There have been numerous 480 emulations in the past in both hardware and software form and none of them satisfied people.

I hope the new one does but still, I do not think it will hurt the Lexicon PCM plug since that one has the actual (and not emulated) PCM96 algos FWIW.

My 2 Canadian cents

I think its safe to say if Casey said they nailed it, it'll be pretty awesome.

sprawl · 19th November 2009

Maybe it's a new plug from PSP Audioware.
They already did the Lex PCM42.

C'mon guys throw out your dorstep Lex 480L and get the new plugin recreation.
If you're to lazy to bring it to your dumpster i'll help you and take it off your hands.

As always the real deal will sound much better. But who knows...

ProducerBoy · 19th November 2009

Uh, you guys did see that it was on a WAVES page, right?

That means iLok, native, etc... unless Tony just has the Waves info on that page by accident.

electricsound · 19th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by ProducerBoy

Uh, you guys did see that it was on a WAVES page, right?

That means iLok, native, etc... unless Tony just has the Waves info on that page by accident.

That Waves logo is on the Lexicon and Elysia plug pages too..

ProducerBoy · 19th November 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by electricsound

That Waves logo is on the Lexicon and Elysia plug pages too..

Ahh, I checked a few other pages, but not that one. That's good news!

KFMG · 19th November 2009

I followed the link given by the OP. Then I clicked on the pic of Lexicon and it went to a larger pic of the plugin. Right above it is a Waves banner...can't remember what it said. Once I saw the Waves logo I was out...they can keep it!!!

zvenx · 19th November 2009

Waves afaik is developed in Israel which afaik isn't a part of Europe, so unless Casey has his geography all wrong

, I dont' think it is by Waves.
rsp

18th November 2009	#1
Silver Sonya Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 6,978 Thread Starter	Relab LX480 2009 turned out to be a pretty reverberant year. And it's getting crazier. Check out the upper right hand corner. Yup. - c __________________ now chirping at twitter.com/beautypill www.soundcloud.com/beautypill

18th November 2009	#4
elarreal Gear nut Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Miami, FL Posts: 77	Cool!! Taking in to account the brands that plugindiscounts.com carry, the post about a european developer, the gui on the preset dropdown menu and that it's a native plugin. I suspect this is an IK Multimedia product ! I could be wrong. But it's just my guess!! Looking forward to hearing it, specially if somebody from Bricasti thinks it's cool! Peace

18th November 2009	#9
Finnish Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Finland Posts: 776	A reasonably priced reverb, no iLok, reasonable cpu-usage and über-sound...? Give it to me! __________________ Asus p8h67-m evo, Built-in HD3000 GPU i7 2600k 16gb Kingston DDR3-1333 WD Caviar Black 1 Tb,7200 rpm,64 Mt,SATA-600 Samsung Bluray-DVD THERMALTAKE ToughPower Grand 650W Cooler Master CM 690 II Advanced Win 7 Ultimate 64bit M-Audio ProFire2626 EMU 0404 USB MPatch2, BCF2000 GAP pre-73 x2 GAP R1 tube active ribbon mic REAPER all the way! My "studio": My band/recordings: Rakkauden Ammattilaiset

18th November 2009	#18
miro Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Berlin Posts: 2,000	what a timing! haha! battle of the lexicons? if this here is way less than 1900$ and really GOOD, and it looks good already, lexicon themselves could have a hard time with their annouced price.. __________________

18th November 2009	#19
Animus Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Durham, NC USA Posts: 8,221	Casey mentioned in another thread that he knew of a certain 480 like plugin by a EU developer was coming out by the end of the year that supposedly nailed the sound. Sounded more like this was a independent developer than one of the big ones. __________________ Cubase and Nuendo User Forums \| Cubendo.com

18th November 2009	#3
Ermz Lives for gear Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 692	No way.

18th November 2009	#5
Renan L.B Gear nut Join Date: May 2009 Location: South Brazil, Porto Alegre Posts: 107	Plays X-Files Theme <Dana> The Evidence suggests we should wait and hear from Tony or expect an official annoucement from this mysterious company first. <Mulder> IT'S A LEX480!! For god's sake scully i saw it with my own eyes!! <CancerMan> I don't know what you're talking about. cofff! cofff!

18th November 2009	#6
SWAN808 Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 4,868 1 Review written	I hope its not Waves...wait - they aren't European.... Not likely TC.... I wonder who it could be.... Lets hope its reasonably priced.

18th November 2009	#7
sbackdoor Gear maniac Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 267	Tony!!

18th November 2009	#8
OMU Lives for gear Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Romania Posts: 638	I smell a long thread..

18th November 2009	#11
RusRant Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: B'ham, AL Posts: 998	Wow, 480 in a plugin? Does it cover all the algo's I wonder? I may just be excited about a plugin reverb!!

18th November 2009	#12
Daniel Flores 3 + infractions, forum membership suspended. Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Stockholm / Sweden Posts: 246	Please let it be DSP together with a controler!!!! If native, NO ILOK, hate it! Daniel

18th November 2009	#17
thermos Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Brooklyn Posts: 3,552	Such a tease! More info! Very excited.

19th November 2009	#22
rhythmtech Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Dublin , Ireland Posts: 1,918	possibly softube? its one of the few fx not covered by them and they are getting into vintage emulations a fair bit now. if it is then i would imagine this to be stunning. fingers crossed.

19th November 2009	#23
Farshad Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,329	There have been numerous 480 emulations in the past in both hardware and software form and none of them satisfied people. I hope the new one does but still, I do not think it will hurt the Lexicon PCM plug since that one has the actual (and not emulated) PCM96 algos FWIW. My 2 Canadian cents __________________ Apogee Rosetta 200, Lexicon PCM91, DSI Evolver, Microwave XTK, Kurzweil K2661, Alesis Fusion 8HD, Yamaha TG77, Roland JD990/D550, Korg 01R/W, SCA N72s

19th November 2009	#25
sprawl Gear nut Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: berlin / Germany Posts: 127	Maybe it's a new plug from PSP Audioware. They already did the Lex PCM42. C'mon guys throw out your dorstep Lex 480L and get the new plugin recreation. If you're to lazy to bring it to your dumpster i'll help you and take it off your hands. As always the real deal will sound much better. But who knows...

19th November 2009	#26
ProducerBoy Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Here, There, and Everywhere. Posts: 1,537	Uh, you guys did see that it was on a WAVES page, right? That means iLok, native, etc... unless Tony just has the Waves info on that page by accident. __________________ Sugar Hill Studios

19th November 2009	#29
KFMG Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: M I A Posts: 591	I followed the link given by the OP. Then I clicked on the pic of Lexicon and it went to a larger pic of the plugin. Right above it is a Waves banner...can't remember what it said. Once I saw the Waves logo I was out...they can keep it!!!

19th November 2009	#30
zvenx Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Kingston, Jamaica Posts: 863	Waves afaik is developed in Israel which afaik isn't a part of Europe, so unless Casey has his geography all wrong , I dont' think it is by Waves. rsp

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