Lexicon LXP Bundle - Page 5

dylandog · 2nd May 2010

new audio samples and videos are available at the lexicon youtube channel

YouTube - LexiconPro's Channel

Make sure you click on the uploads so you can see all of the content.

currently we have 6 samples using different content with the LXP Room algorithm plug-in.

the demo should be posted in about 2 weeks so check back at Lexicon Pro for more information.

Enjoy

B-sharp · 3rd May 2010

B-sharp · 3rd May 2010

dylandog · 22nd May 2010

The LXP Native Reverb Bundle is available for download from the Lexiconpro.com website.
LXP Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle Free Demo Download | Lexicon Pro

henge · 23rd May 2010

Using right now. First impressions are very positive. Singer is really enjoying the large vice chamber for tracking. The Small Chamber missle silo sounds great on drums.

**TonyBelmont** · 27th May 2010

This bundle started shipping today...

supadupaproduca · 22nd June 2010

No concert hall, random hall or vintage plate in the lxp native.

festigrat · 26th August 2010

Hello NS,

is the Ambience Hall included in the LXP Native? Or are there other opportunities to get this effect?

Thanks,

festigrat

jmarkham · 20th December 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by festigrat

Hello NS,

is the Ambience Hall included in the LXP Native? Or are there other opportunities to get this effect?

Thanks,

festigrat

Not in the LXP Hall plug-in. I think these sound pretty good .. I used to
use Breverb a lot, but I think I'm going to use these instead now.

One annoying thing is they show up (in Protools) under "Other"
instead of "Reverbs" ...

jeff

**TonyBelmont** · 29th December 2010

As of today, Lexicon has lowered the MAP price on the LXP bundle to $399.

zvenx · 29th December 2010

:-)
that was my guess..and I would have waited, but always a chance with a sale :-)....
to me this is the sweet spot price they should have began with...

rsp

edwinhurwitz · 29th December 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyBelmont

As of today, Lexicon has lowered the MAP price on the LXP bundle to $399.

What does this mean for street price?

**TonyBelmont** · 29th December 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by edwinhurwitz

What does this mean for street price?

That is the new street price.

edwinhurwitz · 30th December 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyBelmont

That is the new street price.

Ah, well, MAP, MSRP, NLRB, who can keep track of these terms!

TNM · 30th December 2010

so the two day sale never to be repeated was a lie.. i hate that. Although I am glad that people can get the lex sound cheaper now.

jdvmi · 6th January 2011

I need a good general purpose verb. Right now I have the UAD 140 plate, but need something to cover everything else. Would this bundle be a good choice? I realize the PCM would be the best option, but I don't have $1500 to spend on a verb

zvenx · 6th January 2011

I think yes... download the demo and try it for yourself though.
rsp

jdvmi · 6th January 2011

Thanks, I'm trying it out right now. My delima is that I think I might be able to get what I need out of the UAD DreamVerb ($150) vs. spending $400 on the LXP Bundle. Right now I'm trying both the DreamVerb and the LXP bundle. Any tips on what to look for, what makes one verb better than another? I know, it's a personal choice based on each persons taste/ears

zvenx · 6th January 2011

I too have the UAD 140 or whatever it is called now. they are very different.
The EMT 140 as you know is plate only and has a special sound....... the lexicon is definitely much more versatile and so when you say general reverb I would definitely recommend it......
rsp

jdvmi · 6th January 2011

Yeah the EMT 140 is more specialized and not a general verb. I'm wondering if I can get what I need out of the UAD DreamVerb and save myself some $$. Have you used the UAD DreamVerb?

zvenx · 6th January 2011

no sorry. the interface was a turn off for me.and it is old, I am pretty sure in those days software reverbs were nowhere what today ones are like...

rsp

LumenStudio · 11th January 2011

I just purchased this bundle. Damn I love the plate on my lead vox!

It's insane to get this lex quality at this price point. I tried a lot (and bought quite a few) of the competitors at this price point and I guess I must be someone who digs the lex sound. I never really knew what the "lex" sound was other than IRs and an MPX1 that I used briefly when I used to perform live (I didn't really know what I was doing back then though). To me what I like is that I can really saturate my vox with a lot of the plate and it doesn't sound like reverb per say to me, just thick and lush. If I mute the send with the verb, it's obvious when its gone but when in the mix it just sits and sounds great.

The GUI is also perfect for me - just enough params to tweak to get it right for the song, but not enough to be overwhelmed.

Thank you Lexicon for making these affordable!

I think other studio hobbyists/musicians like myself owe these a very close look.

Cheers,
Lumen

**TonyBelmont** · 27th May 2011

Just a heads up... The long awaited LXP to PCM upgrades are now available.

Michael Carnes · 8th July 2011

FYI:
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/high-...ml#post6826996

2nd May 2010	#121
dylandog Gear interested Joined: Mar 2010 Location: utah Posts: 10	http://www.youtube.com/lexiconpro new audio samples and videos are available at the lexicon youtube channel YouTube - LexiconPro's Channel Make sure you click on the uploads so you can see all of the content. currently we have 6 samples using different content with the LXP Room algorithm plug-in. the demo should be posted in about 2 weeks so check back at Lexicon Pro for more information. Enjoy

22nd May 2010	#124
dylandog Gear interested Joined: Mar 2010 Location: utah Posts: 10	LXP Demo Code Now Available The LXP Native Reverb Bundle is available for download from the Lexiconpro.com website. LXP Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle Free Demo Download \| Lexicon Pro

23rd May 2010	#125
henge Lives for gear Joined: May 2003 Location: oshawa,ontario Posts: 1,677 2 Reviews written	Using right now. First impressions are very positive. Singer is really enjoying the large vice chamber for tracking. The Small Chamber missle silo sounds great on drums. __________________ Henge Website http://www.villageworkscanada.com/landingpad.cfm

26th August 2010	#128
festigrat Gear interested Joined: Nov 2009 Posts: 3	Ambience Hall Hello NS, is the Ambience Hall included in the LXP Native? Or are there other opportunities to get this effect? Thanks, festigrat

29th December 2010	#130
TonyBelmont Moderator Joined: Feb 2004 Location: Boston,MA Providence,RI Posts: 15,929	As of today, Lexicon has lowered the MAP price on the LXP bundle to $399. __________________ Tony Belmont We Sell Gear! High Profile Audio.....PluginDiscounts.com I may on occasion talk about some of the products I am a dealer for in my posts.. and that's OK! I sell them because I like them. Not vice versa. It's more fun to talk about things you know and love, then things you don't.

3rd May 2010	#122
B-sharp Gear addict Joined: Feb 2009 Posts: 375

3rd May 2010	#123
B-sharp Gear addict Joined: Feb 2009 Posts: 375

27th May 2010	#126
TonyBelmont Moderator Joined: Feb 2004 Location: Boston,MA Providence,RI Posts: 15,929	This bundle started shipping today...

22nd June 2010	#127
supadupaproduca Gear interested Joined: Jun 2010 Posts: 3	No concert hall, random hall or vintage plate in the lxp native.

29th December 2010	#131
zvenx Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2005 Location: Kingston, Jamaica Posts: 952	:-) that was my guess..and I would have waited, but always a chance with a sale :-).... to me this is the sweet spot price they should have began with... rsp

30th December 2010	#135
TNM Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2010 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 1,549	so the two day sale never to be repeated was a lie.. i hate that. Although I am glad that people can get the lex sound cheaper now.

6th January 2011	#136
jdvmi Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2007 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 157	I need a good general purpose verb. Right now I have the UAD 140 plate, but need something to cover everything else. Would this bundle be a good choice? I realize the PCM would be the best option, but I don't have $1500 to spend on a verb

6th January 2011	#137
zvenx Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2005 Location: Kingston, Jamaica Posts: 952	I think yes... download the demo and try it for yourself though. rsp

6th January 2011	#138
jdvmi Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2007 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 157	Thanks, I'm trying it out right now. My delima is that I think I might be able to get what I need out of the UAD DreamVerb ($150) vs. spending $400 on the LXP Bundle. Right now I'm trying both the DreamVerb and the LXP bundle. Any tips on what to look for, what makes one verb better than another? I know, it's a personal choice based on each persons taste/ears

6th January 2011	#139
zvenx Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2005 Location: Kingston, Jamaica Posts: 952	I too have the UAD 140 or whatever it is called now. they are very different. The EMT 140 as you know is plate only and has a special sound....... the lexicon is definitely much more versatile and so when you say general reverb I would definitely recommend it...... rsp

8th July 2011	#144
Michael Carnes Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2008 Location: Salt Lake Valley Posts: 526	FYI: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/high-...ml#post6826996

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6th January 2011	#140
jdvmi Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2007 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 157	Yeah the EMT 140 is more specialized and not a general verb. I'm wondering if I can get what I need out of the UAD DreamVerb and save myself some $$. Have you used the UAD DreamVerb?

6th January 2011	#141
zvenx Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2005 Location: Kingston, Jamaica Posts: 952	no sorry. the interface was a turn off for me.and it is old, I am pretty sure in those days software reverbs were nowhere what today ones are like... rsp

11th January 2011	#142
LumenStudio Gear addict Joined: Jul 2003 Location: Jersey Posts: 402	I just purchased this bundle. Damn I love the plate on my lead vox! It's insane to get this lex quality at this price point. I tried a lot (and bought quite a few) of the competitors at this price point and I guess I must be someone who digs the lex sound. I never really knew what the "lex" sound was other than IRs and an MPX1 that I used briefly when I used to perform live (I didn't really know what I was doing back then though). To me what I like is that I can really saturate my vox with a lot of the plate and it doesn't sound like reverb per say to me, just thick and lush. If I mute the send with the verb, it's obvious when its gone but when in the mix it just sits and sounds great. The GUI is also perfect for me - just enough params to tweak to get it right for the song, but not enough to be overwhelmed. Thank you Lexicon for making these affordable! I think other studio hobbyists/musicians like myself owe these a very close look. Cheers, Lumen __________________ My opinion may change at any time without notification.

27th May 2011	#143
TonyBelmont Moderator Joined: Feb 2004 Location: Boston,MA Providence,RI Posts: 15,929	Just a heads up... The long awaited LXP to PCM upgrades are now available.

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