Lexicon PSP42 v2: Experience Legendary Delay for Free

Experience the legendary Lexicon sound with Lexicon PSP42 v2, a high-quality digital stereo delay and phrase sampler meticulously modeled after the iconic PCM42 processor. This plugin boasts unparalleled sonic fidelity and flexibility, offering enhanced accuracy in modeling the original hardware’s audio path. Choose from four processing modes: Legacy, Clean (pure signal path), Lims (with dual optolimiters), and Full (emulating ADCs and DACs for a unique sonic character).

Key Features

• Versatile Delay: Up to 28800ms delay time, perfectly synced to your project tempo.
• Rich Emulation: Accurate modeling of tape saturation, analog limiters, and A/D/D-A converters for authentic Lexicon warmth.
• Flexible Processing: Four custom limiter/saturation modes and a low-pass filter for fine-tuning your sound.
• Expressive Modulation: A modulation section with sine, square, and envelope detector LFOs, offering both freewheel (Hz) and tempo (beats/bars) modes.
• Intuitive Control: Continuous delay time control and four recording/playback direction modes for creative possibilities.
• Bug Fixes: Version 2 includes crucial fixes addressing glitches, signal level inconsistencies, and UI issues from the previous version.

PC Requirements

• Windows 10 or higher (64-bit)
• Sufficient CPU and RAM (specifications vary depending on project complexity and DAW)
• A compatible DAW (see below)

Download and Availability

Lexicon PSP42 v2 is available for free download! This offer is especially beneficial for students. Take advantage of this opportunity to enhance your productions with professional-grade delay effects.

Compatibility

Lexicon PSP42 v2 is compatible with various DAWs, including but not limited to:

• FL Studio
• Ableton Live
• Logic Pro X
• Cubase
• Pro Tools
• Reaper

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