Lexicon Introduces MPX Native Reverb Plug-In

Lexicon has announced the introduction of its MPX Native Reverb plug-in, which offers seven different Lexicon reverb types and more than 100 studio presets, all accessible via an easy to use single-screen interface.

"For over 40 years, Lexicon has been considered the ultimate in digital reverb, and the introduction of the MPX Native Reverb plug-in brings home recording and project studio owners the distinctive, richly detailed sound quality that only Lexicon can provide. The new MPX plug-in will take any studio to the next level," said Rob Urry, VP of Harman professional division and GM of signal processing and amplifier business units.

The Lexicon MPX Native Reverb plug-in offers seven classic Lexicon reverb types including small plate, large plate, small hall, large hall, small chamber, large chamber, and room. More than 100 studio presets are conveniently provided in useful categories, including exclusive artist presets from world-renowned studio engineer and music producer Ken "Duro" Ifil.

The PC- and Macintosh-compatible MPX Native Reverb plug-in is designed to work with popular DAWs like Pro Tools, Logic, and Nuendo, as well as with any other VST, Audio Unit, or RTAS-compatible host.

Its streamlined user interface provides ready access to key parameters with an intuitive layout of virtual knobs, buttons, and menus. A color display provides real-time visualization of the frequency spectrum and a wide range of parameter adjustments are available. The company says the plug-in makes it easy to fine-tune and personalize presets, which can then be saved in a DAW-independent format and loaded into a different DAW. A "compare" button allows instant comparison of presets and user-modified sounds.

Each reverb type can be run in mono, stereo, or mono in/stereo out, and on-screen input and output meters are provided for precise level setting.