UNIVERSAL AUDIO Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb

Description

Universal Audio Lexicon® 224 Digital Reverb

Since its launch in 1978, the Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb redefined the sound of an entire era with its tactile slider controller and its renowned reverb tail. From Talking Heads' Remain In Light to U2's The Unforgettable Fire,* the Lexicon 224 remains one of the most popular digital reverb processors ever. Now you can record and mix with this unique piece of audio history using the Universal Audio plug-in.*Use of artist names does not constitute official endorsement of the Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb software.Revolutionary EmulationThe plug-in captures the algorithms and control processor code of the original hardware, offering the legendary reverb and chorus programs. Based on the final firmware version 4.4 of the Lexicon 224, the plug-in includes input transformers and 12-bit stepped AD/DA converters.Intuitive NavigationAll the parameters of the original hardware are present in the Lexicon 224 plug-in, with dedicated sliders and buttons. The Bass/Mid "decay split" adjustments and the Crossover control modulate the reverb image. Treble Decay attenuates high frequencies, Depth adjusts the distance between source and reverb. Predelay introduces a short delay, Diffusion controls the echo density.Modeled in meticulous detailUA's System Noise control enables/disables the dynamic noise of the original Lexicon 224 hardware. Hidden controls include input/output gain, Pitch Shift, and "Bug Fix" mode for corrections to the Hall B and Chorus programs. The Lexicon 224 plug-in is the world's most authentic model of a recording studio classic.

Specifications

Based on the final firmware version 4.4 of the Lexicon 224, the plug-in includes input transformers and 12-bit stepped AD/DA converters.Intuitive NavigationAll the parameters of the original hardware are present in the Lexicon 224 plug-in, with dedicated sliders and buttons. The Bass/Mid "decay split" adjustments and the Crossover control modulate the reverb image. Treble Decay attenuates high frequencies, Depth adjusts the distance between source and reverb. Predelay introduces a short delay, Diffusion controls the echo density.Modeled in meticulous detailUA's System Noise control enables/disables the dynamic noise of the original Lexicon 224 hardware. Hidden controls include input/output gain, Pitch Shift, and "Bug Fix" mode for corrections to the Hall B and Chorus programs. The Lexicon 224 plug-in is the world's most authentic model of a recording studio classic.