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Unlock the legendary Lexicon Sound with the Lexicon PCM Total Plug-In Bundle, a powerhouse collection of fourteen reverb and effects plug-ins that have been essential in shaping countless hit records over the decades. This bundle brings the iconic, lush sound of Lexicon's high-end hardware directly into your DAW, offering a premium suite of tools for both seasoned professionals and aspiring producers. Compatible with all major DAWs like Pro Tools, Logic, and Nuendo, the PCM Total Bundle seamlessly integrates into any VST, Audio Unit, or RTAS environment.

Dive deep into creativity with its intuitive graphical real-time display, allowing you to visualize and manipulate your effects with precision. Each algorithm is crafted to provide you with a studio-grade sound, featuring unparalleled control and automation capabilities. Experience the magic of Lexicon’s reverb and effect algorithms, from Vintage Plate to Dual Delay, and transform your mixes into sonic masterpieces. Whether you're adding ambience to vocals or creating complex soundscapes, this bundle equips your studio with a treasure trove of possibilities.

Key Features:

Includes 14 legendary Lexicon reverb and effects algorithms
Hundreds of versatile and finely-crafted presets
Graphical real-time display for visualizing effects in different ways
Full parameter control and automation for precision editing
iLok protected software (2nd generation iLok USB smart key required, not included)
Compatible with Mac and PC platforms
Works seamlessly in any AAX, VST, Audio Unit, or RTAS compatible DAW
Stereo/Phase meters ensure mono compatibility
Input, output, and feedback meters for quick audio level assessment
Presets can be stored in a DAW-independent format for easy transfer

Product specs

Software Type	Reverb, Effects Bundle
Platform	Mac, PC
Upgrade/Full	Full
Download/Boxed	Download
Bit Depth	32-bit, 64-bit
Format	AAX Native, RTAS, VST, AU
Authorization Type	iLok2 or Higher Required
Hardware Requirements - Mac	Intel processor, 2GB RAM or more recommended
Hardware Requirements - PC	2GHz processor or higher, 2GB RAM or more recommended
OS Requirements - Mac	OS X 10.8.5 or later
OS Requirements - PC	Windows 7 SP1 or later

FAQs

What are the main effects included in the Lexicon PCM Total Plug-In Bundle?: The Lexicon PCM Total Plug-In Bundle includes 14 sonically brilliant effect algorithms, providing a comprehensive range of reverb and effects options for music production.
Is the Lexicon PCM Total Plug-In Bundle compatible with my DAW?: Yes, the bundle is compatible with any DAW that supports VST, Audio Unit, or RTAS formats, making it versatile for various production environments.
What are the system requirements for running the Lexicon PCM Total Plug-In Bundle on a Mac?: You need a Mac with OS X 10.8.5 or later, an Intel processor, and at least 2GB of RAM to run the Lexicon PCM Total Plug-In Bundle effectively.
Does the Lexicon PCM Total Plug-In Bundle require any special hardware for authorization?: Yes, the bundle requires an iLok2 or higher USB smart key for authorization, which is not included with the software.
Can I automate parameters within the Lexicon PCM Total Plug-In Bundle?: Yes, the bundle offers full parameter control and automation, allowing you to fine-tune effects to suit your production needs.

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PROS

Simple, user-friendly interface requires no learning curve
Revered Lexicon reputation for quality reverbs and delays
Enhances mixes with smooth, warm sound without brittle edges
Includes unique effects like resonators for added versatility
Professional quality sound akin to classic recordings
Elevates mixes to a new level of excellence

CONS

Can be CPU intensive on some systems
Interface design may not appeal to everyone
Some purists claim it's not as authentic as original 80s hardware

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Valhalla reverbs are noted for sitting less naturally in mixes compared to Lexicon PCM, which blends more seamlessly according to some users.
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Alternatives like Arturia Rev LX-24 and Relab LX-480 are mentioned as modern versions of Lexicon reverbs to try.
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Lexicon's PCM rooms and plates are considered superior for creating a 3D space compared to Valhalla, which some find more chorus-like and modern.
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Software and compatibility

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Lexicon PCM plugins require an iLok dongle, and future OS compatibility may necessitate using an older dedicated computer.
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Concerns exist about Lexicon support due to Harman's acquisition by Samsung, affecting future updates and compatibility.
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Some report Lexicon PCM plugins are not CPU-intensive on modern systems, though others experience high usage, potentially varying by operating system.
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The PCM Hall reverb is praised for its vocal applications, with notable comparisons to the MPX version for similar sound qualities.
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The Lexicon PCM bundle is favored for recreating the 80s synthwave sound, especially noted for enhancing tracks like Miami Vice's "Crockett's Theme."
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Lexicon PCM reverbs are favored for authentic real-space sound quality, with specific appreciation for Seventh Heaven's comparable reverb performance.
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User experience

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Former Lexicon representatives confirm that PCM is still widely used professionally, though support has declined due to corporate restructuring.
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Despite owning Valhalla plugins, users express nostalgia and satisfaction with Lexicon PCM for its intuitive, enjoyable interface and sound clarity.
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Value and pricing

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Despite the PCM bundle's high cost, users who appreciate the Lexicon sound are willing to invest, noting significant quality differences even over the MPX hardware units.
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Features and functionality

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Users note Lexicon PCM reverbs have an instant clarity and require less tweaking compared to Valhalla plugins, enriching the mix naturally.
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4.5 out of 5

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freezeetch

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about 10 years ago

Legendary reverbs and effects, interface notwithstanding

Some people say the Lexicon plug-ins are not as good as the original 80s hardware, but hell if I could tell the difference, or if it even matters at all. This suite of plug-ins sounds amazing, is super versatile and lends a professional quality to your sound. I was mainly interested in the reverbs, but there are some really unique effects included too, like the resonators and stuff like that. VERY useful! Loses a star because I am not a huge fan of the interface.

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Eivind Aarset

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I use the Eventide H9, and also the Lexicon pitchshifter from their plug-in bundle. The Lexicon allows me to stack harmonies like Jon Hassell, but it won’t follow the key, so for that I sometimes use the H9.