Lexicon updates reverb plugin range with VST3 and Apple Silicon support

Lexicon has announced a significant update across its entire collection of reverb and effects plugins. This update, which the company describes as their "biggest yet," aims to improve compatibility and efficiency, better integrating their classic algorithms into modern production environments.

The key improvements and new features include:

• Expanded macOS Compatibility: For Apple users, this update brings full native support for Apple Silicon. All Lexicon plugins are now also compatible with macOS up to the current OS version, Sequoia.
• VST3 Format Support: Both macOS and Windows users will find VST3 plugin versions now available, offering enhanced integration and workflow benefits.
• Streamlined License Management: A notable change is the ability to activate Lexicon plugin licenses directly to your computer via the iLok License Manager. This removes the prior requirement for a physical USB iLok key for authorization. Lexicon advises users to ensure their iLok License Manager software is up to date. They also note that the rollout of this machine-based authorization for existing licenses may take some time to propagate fully, so some patience might be needed. If it's not immediately available, signing out and back into the iLok License Manager could help.
• Unified Installation: All Lexicon plugins are now installed through the Flux:Center app. To access your plugins within the app, you'll need a Flux store account linked to your iLok user ID.

Beyond these specific updates, Lexicon also reports general performance improvements and bug fixes across the plugin collection.

Availability:

These updates are available now through the Flux:Center app: flux.audio/download

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