UAD2 Lexicon 224 - could be what we've all wanted :-)

by **Kurt** » Fri May 06, 2011 11:18 am

Digital reverb is maths performed by a single purpose chip. All they've done is written a program that allows that same maths to be performed by other chips. They claim to have emulated the I/O sections as well so barring major fuck-up I'd imagine it would be indistinguishable to 99.9% of us.

2+2=4, no matter how you do the maths.

by **Damien** » Thu May 12, 2011 12:03 am

i just heared the leicon plug in (not the UA one the lexicon one..) all i can say is wow... i will get this...eventually..

by **adamcal** » Mon May 23, 2011 11:06 am

Actually what I would have wanted was the 224X, not the 224, sound quite different and I MUCH prefer the X and XL, but as I have a real one I am quite happy for now.

the 224X(L) and 480L are the classic flagship lexicons, the 224 (older white remote) and 200 are very cool in a vintage way and I understand their appeal, but they are not what we all wanted.

UAD2 Lexicon 224 - could be what we've all wanted :-)

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