Anyone got one and/or recommend one?
I have been thinking of getting a reverb/modulation processor for some time, and I can get one fairly cheap.
lexicon MX200 reverb
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- KVRAF
- 1527 posts since 3 Apr, 2002 from desolation row
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- KVRAF
- 10286 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
It is cheap, and the fact that you can control it through a VST interface is incredible.
It takes digital input, too, so it'll go in and out very fast.
Only bad thing is it uses up a lot of cables the way it says to route it.
It takes digital input, too, so it'll go in and out very fast.
Only bad thing is it uses up a lot of cables the way it says to route it.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1527 posts since 3 Apr, 2002 from desolation row
do you have one? Are you impressed with the sound and usability (relative to price of course)?runagate wrote:It is cheap, and the fact that you can control it through a VST interface is incredible.
It takes digital input, too, so it'll go in and out very fast.
Only bad thing is it uses up a lot of cables the way it says to route it.
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- KVRer
- 7 posts since 7 Jan, 2008
I've got one, I'm using it with Cubase Sx3 easily enough.
I'm using it with 4 audio cales because I'm too lazy to go and buy a cable for the spdif. I tried the spdif with an old phono cable and it worked temporarily but stopped working. I think (hope) once I buy a new cable it should be fine.
Yeah it does integrate nicely as a vst, and I use the external FX feature of cubase so it's set up as a send and I can adjust it for any latency.
I think it's well worth the money, especially if you can get it cheap. I paid 140 for it brand new.
I use it for synth sounds and I think it gives them a really nice shine to use the marketing speech. I get nice long hall verbs that would normally kill my cpu, and it let's you use two fx at once.
I took it round to a mates and hooked up an electric guitar to it which also sounded really nice. Have you ever heard someone say something sounds expensive? Well that's how I'd describe the sound, it's creamy and proffesional sounding.
As you can see, I highly recommend it.
I'm using it with 4 audio cales because I'm too lazy to go and buy a cable for the spdif. I tried the spdif with an old phono cable and it worked temporarily but stopped working. I think (hope) once I buy a new cable it should be fine.
Yeah it does integrate nicely as a vst, and I use the external FX feature of cubase so it's set up as a send and I can adjust it for any latency.
I think it's well worth the money, especially if you can get it cheap. I paid 140 for it brand new.
I use it for synth sounds and I think it gives them a really nice shine to use the marketing speech. I get nice long hall verbs that would normally kill my cpu, and it let's you use two fx at once.
I took it round to a mates and hooked up an electric guitar to it which also sounded really nice. Have you ever heard someone say something sounds expensive? Well that's how I'd describe the sound, it's creamy and proffesional sounding.
As you can see, I highly recommend it.
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- KVRAF
- 10286 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
I agree with Abscure - it is unquestionably worth the price and it does indeed sound "expensive"pw wrote:do you have one? Are you impressed with the sound and usability (relative to price of course)?runagate wrote:It is cheap, and the fact that you can control it through a VST interface is incredible.
It takes digital input, too, so it'll go in and out very fast.
Only bad thing is it uses up a lot of cables the way it says to route it.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1527 posts since 3 Apr, 2002 from desolation row
thanks.
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