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General| Brand | Lexicon |
|---|---|
| Model | PCM NATIVE |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Guides users to select one of the seven Lexicon plug-ins, each with a different algorithm.
Explains how to select categories and presets, and optionally adjust parameters.
Lists the included items: software CD, iLok license code, and manual.
Instructions for installing the PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle from the CD.
Explains the requirement for an iLok USB smart key for the plug-in to function.
Identifies key components like Algorithm Name, Preset Selector, Level Meters, and EQ Window.
Details preset categories, selectors, help button, and main control buttons.
Explains the visualization modes: Off, Multiband, Frequency, and Impulse.
Details the EQ window, graphic display, selectors, level, and parameters.
Describes the fader area, including parameter name, value, modifier button, and fader.
Explains the purpose of the Edit, Compare, and Store buttons for preset management.
Describes how the Edit button reveals navigation and parameter editing options.
Explains the Compare button for previewing changes and the Store button for saving presets.
Explains how clicking the 'Edit' button opens an additional row of parameter buttons.
Details how to assign parameters to the Soft Row and save them with a preset.
Details the Input Mix parameters, including Pre-delay and the Absolute/Tempo button.
Explains the Reverb button, Infinite button, and Damping button for controlling reverb characteristics.
Defines Reflections and Echoes as delay voices and their properties.
Explains how Master Time Control scales reflection voices by a percentage.
Details the function of the Absolute/Tempo and Gain/Polarity switches for delays.
Introduces unique parameters for the Room algorithm like Room Scale and Bass Boost.
Explains Early Predelay, Reverb Predelay, and Room Scale for adjusting room impulse characteristics.
Details Bass Xover frequency control and Bass Boost for low-frequency adjustments.
Guides users on how to select categories and load presets from the factory bank.
Explains that DAWs save presets, but they might not be portable across different DAWs.
Describes how to use the Lexicon "Store" button to create portable user presets.
Details how to manage, replace, or delete user presets in the library.
Lists the file paths for storing user presets on Mac and Windows operating systems.
Provides tips to reduce CPU usage, such as turning off active displays.
Explains how reverb tail behavior can vary between different DAWs and systems.
Describes presets with '(T)' that synchronize parameters to the DAW's tempo.
Introduces the seven different algorithms included in the bundle, each with unique characteristics.
Describes the Chamber algorithm, its origin, and its characteristics like density and randomization.
Explains the Hall algorithm, its use for classical ensembles, and its sound characteristics.
Details the Random Hall algorithm, its similarity to Hall, and its controlled random modulation.
Describes the Plate algorithm, its physical inspiration, and its use for percussion and popular music.
Explains the Vintage Plate algorithm, its relation to PCM96 and older plates, and its unique features.
Describes the Concert Hall algorithm, its history, and its characteristics like less density and modulation.
Details the Room algorithm's flexibility, applications in post-production, unique reverbs, and effects.
Introduces parameters as building blocks for customizing presets and explains naming conventions.
Explains BassRT, Bass XOV crossover, Chorus rate, and Definition for density.
Explains delay controls (Feedback, Level, Time) and Diffusion for signal softening.
Details Echo parameters (Delay, FBack, Gain, Time Mast) and Feedback control.
Describes frequency cutoff, infinite reverb tail, and Mix (Wet Dry Mix) parameter.
Explains Output Level, Pattern selection, Predelay, and Reflection parameters (Rfl Delay, Gain, Time Mast).
Details Reverb Time, Wander, RT Hi Cut filter, and RtHC Damping.
Explains Scale for impulse time, and Shape/Spread for energy injection.
Details Shelf, Size (Reverb Size), Spin, and Wander for randomization effects.
Explains Tail Width for spatial characteristics and Tap Slope for impulse gain.
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