Arturia has just released its latest plugin: the Rev LX-24. Based on the iconic Lexicon 224, this enhanced reverb effect plugin offers an array of clean, dark, and versatile reverb sounds for production.
The Rev LX-24 is an enhanced virtual replica of a retro ambience box that defined reverb for a generation. This classic cream-coloured box with its famously spacious algorithms has been reanimated in detail, upgraded, and primed for DAW production. With 8 classic algorithms and the classic retro control layout, this plugin is a definitive digital reverb that offers users subtle space to a huge atmosphere, endless canyon reflections, crisp ambient clouds, or small room bounciness.
In addition to its classic algorithms, the Rev LX-24 also features an upgraded modern feature, such as colourful visual editing and sidechain-like effects. This advanced view of reverb offers a different side to this classic effect, giving users even more creative options for their mixes.
The Rev LX-24 is available now on the Arturia website and is compatible with all major DAWs.
The release will be accompanied by an introductory offer until April 23rd, giving users the chance to pick up Rev LX-24 for a discounted price, alongside bundles with FX Collection 3, Arturia’s popular production FX suite.
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