Overview

• A continually growing collection of Factory & User defined programs. (Check for newly added programs). The 480 is no-doubt the most coveted & widely used reverb in the industry. The reverb most others are judged by.
• Captured via the LFI-10 @ maximum samplerate & 24bit word-length.

Programs -

• 480 Fat Plate
• 480 Thin Plate
• 480 Large Hall
• 480 Med Hall
• 480 Med Room
• 480 Sm Wd Room
• 480 A Plate
• 480 Snare Plate
• 480 Music Club
• 480 Large Chamber
• 480 JAZZR HALL
• 480 SMALL WHAT
• 480 WELL THEN

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Reverb 480 – Nebula Programs by Rhythm In Mind

Requirements

• Nebula
• Windows OS (To decompress the self-extracting archive)
• Increased L FREQD duration to handle the long verb tails (located on the Nebula MAST page)

PCM 90 / PCM Native comparison by Rhythm In Mind

For the comparison I pulled up similar named presets on both the X-verb/ m300 & recorded the results @ 24/48.

MP3 Examples -

• 300 – Live Drum Room 300 – Live Drum Room
• X – Live Drum Room X – Live Drum Room

• 300 Studio A 300 Studio A
• X – Studio A X – Studio A

• 300 – Small hall 300 – Small hall
• X – Small hall X – Small hall

• 300 – Rich Plate 300 – Rich Plate
• X – Rich Plate X – Rich Plate

• 300 – rehearsal room 300 – rehearsal room
• X – rehearsal room X – rehearsal room

• 300 – large hall 300 – large hall
• X – large hall X – large hall

• 300 – Hanger 300 – Hanger
• X – Hanger X – Hanger

• 300 – Glossy Plate 300 – Glossy Plate
• X – Glossy Plate X – Glossy Plate

• 300 – Deep End 300 – Deep End
• X – Deep Space  X – Deep Space

• 300 – Dance Hall 300 – Dance Hall
• X – Dance Hall X – Dance Hall

• 300 – Church 300 – Church
• X – gothic Church X – gothic Church

• 300 – chamber 300 – chamber
• X – Natural chamber X – Natural chamber

• 300 – Brick Wall 300 – Brick Wall
• X – Brick Wall X – Brick Wall

Rough manual settings match -

• 300m 300m
• Xm Xm

• pcm70 pcm70
• x70 x70

After spending sometime with the inner control of X-Verb I feel one can re-create all of the “magic” of the hardware we have come to expect. I didn’t find a “hole/limitation” of control or feature set. Good stuff.

original drum noodle. 24/48 .wav drum-noodle.wav

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Model = Lexicon M200

Impulse capture method = Sweep

I/O = Analog

Format = 24bit 44.1k WAV

50 impulse files containing Hall, Plate, Chamber, Rich Plate, Rich Split, & Inverse Room Programs.

All Impulses have been captured via pristine analog A/D D/A @ 44.1khz.

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Goal = capture the Lexicon PCM 70 Version 2 Registers.

Version 2 of the PCM 70 has a handful of  registers not available in later revisions.  (You can find Ver 3 impulses HERE)

Impulse Resolution = 24bit 48k Stereo

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These are the  SysEx register dumps from both Ver 2 & 3 for all to enjoy.

Lexicon-PCM-70-Ver-2.syx (Thank you Karl Lund)

Lexicon-PCM-70-Ver-3-without-row-6-for-ver-2-Reg.syx

Use a SysEx utilty to send them to the PCM 70 Registers.

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Goal = capture the studio standard Lexicon 480L .
53  impulse files capturing the Ambience, Hall, Plate, Random Hall, & Room algorithms. Containing both Factory & User defined registers.

I/O = Analog via Lynx Aurora @ 24bit

Unit info – Dual 480L’s located @ POP Sounds studio A

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Goal = capture the Lexicon PCM 90.
192 impulse presets. Including Halls, Rooms, Plates, & Post FX.

I/O = Digital

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Goal = capture the Lexicon PCM 70 Ver 3.

Captured with Lynx converters @ optimum levels.
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Goal = capture the classic Lexicon 300.

Model = Lexicon 300 ver 3.5

Impulse capture method = Sweep

I/O = Digital

Format = 24bit 48k WAV

All Impulses have been captured via AES inputs & outputs @ it’s maximum samplerate of 48k.  These are as clean as they come. I have fooled myself in A/B tests.

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