Lexicon MX500

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hifiboom wrote:MPX500 =/= MX500

MPX500 = old model
MX500 = new model
and you guys honestly think it's anything but emperors new clothes?

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Kingston wrote:
hifiboom wrote:MPX500 =/= MX500

MPX500 = old model
MX500 = new model
and you guys honestly think it's anything but emperors new clothes?
the new addition is that VST plug-in streaming feature....

Not a big difference to any other vst plug-in in usage... :P
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yeah like I said, emperors new clothes.

It's the same MPX series sound as ever. It's not like the hardware interface was ever difficult to use.

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hifiboom wrote:
Kingston wrote:
hifiboom wrote:MPX500 =/= MX500

MPX500 = old model
MX500 = new model
and you guys honestly think it's anything but emperors new clothes?
the new addition is that VST plug-in streaming feature....

Not a big difference to any other vst plug-in in usage... :P
Do you have an official statement for that? I could not find anything that proves they have the same algorhytms and engine.

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I think the MX Engine differes slightly from the MPX series...

the MX has 17 reverb algos ad the MPX have the 5 classic ones...

I'm sure they are all based on Lexiocn classic algos, but I don't know exactly...
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Hi all...i was looking around for the MX500, but it seems to be discontinued...anyone has a clue? i mean, maybe it had some "bug", sio they stopped producing it...or maybe it was such a good deal that the PCM sales were decreasing too much! i mean, that fireware audio streaming was a killer feature...

Ciao,
Francesco

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cYrus wrote:thanks for the response aallvor. i'm doing only electronic music. (house, electro, pop, trance, ...) currently i'm using voxengo pristinespace with VSS3 impulse responses. (don't like the available IRs from the other highend gear (tc, lexicon, ..), sound too static and not like the real deal.)

so anybody knows if it would improve my reverbs or should i go better with a pcm?
I love my MPX500 and to be honest, it's just the perfect unit for any of the genres you've listed. I have stopped using it with my DAW due to all the hassle with delay compensation. BUT, if I get Sonar7 with its hardware latency compensation the Lex is coming back into full use. It just sounds right. Call up a preset tweak a knob or two and you've got a perfect reverb sound. I don't even save tweaked presets, since it's so easy to do edits live.
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