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Summary of Contents for Lexicon MPX NATIVE REVERB PLUG-IN
- Page 1 MPX NATIVE REVERB PLUG-IN OWNER’S MANUAL...
- Page 2 The Lexicon legacy continues... ®...
- Page 3 • Large Hall • Small Chamber • Large Chamber • Room With VST, RTAS, and AU host compatibility and support for Mac and Windows platforms, the MPX Native Reverb Plug-In is ready to go to work wherever you need it.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
Contents System Requirements Installation The User Interface Quick Start The Parameters Supported I/O Configurations MPX Native Reverb... -
Page 6: System Requirements
System Requirements Universal Recommendations ® • 1 GB RAM • OS X 10.5 or newer • CD or DVD-ROM drive • Intel Processor ® • Display resolution of 1280x800 or Windows ® greater • Internet access required for iLok • Windows XP, Vista, or 7 ®... -
Page 7: Installation
Installation Installing the MPX Plug-In 1. Install the MPX Plug-In on your computer. 2. Connect your iLok2 to an available USB port. iLok.com 3. If you haven't already, go to and download/install the required drivers for use with the iLok2. 4. -
Page 8: The User Interface
The User Interface Reload Button – Click the Reload button to reload the current preset. Note: Clicking the Reload button will permanently remove any unsaved edits you have made to the plug-in's parameters. 2. Compare Button – The Compare button is used to quickly compare your edits against the original preset. - Page 9 on the store button also allows you to manage existing presets. The store window displays existing presets. Click on an existing preset to either replace or delete it. 4. Category Selector – The presets have been broken down into categories to make them easier to locate.
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Page 10: Quick Start
Quick Start Step 1 – Launch your DAW Launch your DAW and load the session which contains your audio tracks. MPX Native Reverb... - Page 11 Step 2 – Insert the MPX Plug-In Processing a single track: If you want to apply the MPX Reverb to a single source track, insert the MPX Native Reverb Insert MPX Plug-In Plug-In on the desired source track then proceed to step 3. If you would like to process multiple tracks with the MPX Plug-In, see the "Processing multiple tracks"...
- Page 12 Processing multiple tracks: If using the MPX Native Reverb Plug-In to process multiple tracks, you need to have an available aux channel (sometimes referred to as a group channel, group track, or aux track). You must then assign a bus as the input to this new aux channel then route the aux sends –...
- Page 13 Reverb Aux Channel Once the aux channel has been added to your session and properly configured, insert the MPX Plug-In on this aux channel and rename this channel Insert MPX Plug-In "Reverb". Rename channel “Reverb” MPX Native Reverb...
- Page 14 Step 3 – Set levels Processing a single track: If you inserted the MPX Plug-In directly on a single source track, as described in step 2 , open the MPX Plug-In. Press the play button in the DAWs transport to audition the audio. Adjust the Mix control until you have reached the desired amount of reverb effect.
- Page 15 Source Track Go to the track which you want to apply the reverb to and assign one of its aux sends to the reverb bus where you have inserted the MPX Input Level Plug-In. While looking at the MPX's Meter input meter, adjust the aux send level Aux Send on this first instrument track until the...
- Page 16 Step 4 – Select the desired preset Now that signal is properly routed and initial levels set, play the session and listen to the reverb effect. If it doesn't sound like the right type of effect for the task at hand, select a different preset.
- Page 17 Store button. Note: The portable presets in the MPX Native Reverb Plug-In are cross-DAW and cross-platform compatible, meaning that you can store presets in one particular DAW on a Mac, then open them using a different DAW on a Mac or Windows PC and vice- versa.
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Page 18: The Parameters
The Parameters Reflection Level – This knob controls the level of the early reflections in the output mix. Reverb Level – This knob controls the level of the reverb tail in the output mix. Color – Color is the companion parameter to Rolloff. Rolloff filters the final output of the reverb, and is used for final matching of the reverb into the mix. - Page 19 Reverb Time – This is the approximate duration of the reverb "tail". The actual time is also determined by musical material as well as values of other parameters. Your choices for reverb time will be driven by the type of music you're mixing, as well as the amount of reverb (wet/dry) you use.
- Page 20 Reverb Attack – This knob controls the attack of the reverb tail, or how quickly or slowly the reverb comes on. It also controls how large or small the reverb tail is. Mix – This knob controls the overall mix between the wet and dry signals. When this knob is set to 0% (full left), only the dry signal is heard.
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Page 21: Supported I/O Configurations
Supported I/O Configurations The MPX Native Reverb Plug-In supports the following Input/Output configurations: Stereo In Stereo Out Mono In Stereo Out Stereo In Mono Out Mono In Mono Out MPX Native Reverb... - Page 22 Heritage...
- Page 23 ® both the professional and consumer audio industries. Since the release of the first digital delay, Lexicon has stood at the forefront of digital audio with a reputation as a manufacturer of exceptional, professional audio products and an inventor of new technologies.
- Page 24 ©2011 Harman. Lexicon is a registered trademark of Harman. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. All features and specifications are subject to change. MPX Native Reverb Plug-In Manual v0.1...