PSP Audioware Studio Classics: Delay & Reverb

PSP Audioware Studio Classics: Delay & Reverb

PSP Audioware Studio Classics: Delay & Reverb: Bundle containing Lexicon PSP 42 and 2445 EMT. Legendary reverb and delay together in one powerful package.

 

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Description

Lexicon PSP42 is a high-quality digital stereo delay and phrase sampler plug-in based on the legendary Lexicon PCM42 processor famous for its unique concept and distinctive sound. The original vision of Lexicon PSP42 has been enhanced both in sonic accuracy and feature flexibility. In addition to the lush tape saturation algorithm and emulation of the variable sampling rate delay line that made the sound of the original PCM42 so unique, version 2 now adds even more precise modeling of the hardware’s audio path, in a manner that allows the user to quickly decide on how much of the original character should be used.

Lexicon PSP42 now offers three alternative modes: Clean: a pristine signal path with no emulations Lims: engages the original hardware’s two opto limiters, one at the input and one just before the A/D the first affecting Dry and Wet signals, and the second affecting Wet and Feedback signals Full: engages emulation not only of the limiters but also of the original A/D and D/A converters in the hardware PCM 42, whose non-linear behavior added a unique sonic twist.

And More

PSP 2445 EMT is a reverb processor plug-in inspired by two legendary early digital age reverberators: the EMT® 244 and the EMT® 245. PSP thoroughly researched how to bring the specific features of those simple, yet very musical sounding reverbs to life as a plug-in. We then improved from the originals with a handy set of parameters to control details of the sound and mix the reverb not available in the original hardware. PSP 2445 is capable of processing using one selected engine or both of them simultaneously.

The reverb algorithms implemented in PSP 2445 are based on original algorithms designed by Dr. Barry Blesser (one of the grandfathers of the digital audio revolution). Thanks to Dr. Barry’s extensive consultation and support, our algorithms sound as good as the originals and plug-in could be officially endorsed by EMT Studiotechnik GmbH

Features

• PSP Lexicon PSP42x
• High quality signal processing algorithms
• Up to 28800 ms of delay time (depending on internal sampling frequency)
• Continuous control of delay time
• Tight synchronization to host tempo
• Tape saturation emulation based on the algorithm used in PSP mastering processors
• Analog limiter emulation
• A/D and D/A converter emulation
• Four limiter/saturation user modes
• Low pass filter to model high frequency absorption, with cutoff frequency tuning
• Modulation section with three different modulation signal sources (sine, square, envelope detector) mixed in any proportion
• LFO can operate in free-running (Hz) and tempo sync (beats/bars) modes
• Four record/playback directional modes
• Side chain for envelope detector
• Phrase sampler capability
• Parameter filtering and on-the-fly crossfades for smooth and click-free operation
• Support for sample rates up to 384 kHz
• Extensive preset library
• PSP 2445 EMT
• It’s sonic character sits comfortably between the best Spring Reverbs and the plates & chambers
• It faithfully reproduces, and goes beyond, the EMT 244 and 245
• Adding a live space to enhance voices and drums
• Algorithms implemented in PSP 2445 are based on original algorithms designed by Dr. Barry Blesser
• Dr. Barry Blesser consulted on the algorithms in the plug in

Tech Specs

MAC

OS X Monterey(10.12)

CPU: Intel or Apple Silicon

Plugins: VST-2, VST-3, AU, AAX

WINDOWS

Windows (Windows 7-11)

Plugins: VST-2, VST-3, AAX

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