Lexicon PSP 42 is high-quality digital stereo delay and phrase sampler plug-in based on the legendary Lexicon PCM 42 processor famous for its distinctive sound and unique concept. Lexicon PSP 42 has been carefully designed to accurately reproduce the flexibility and warmth of this renowned classic. This has been accomplished by incorporating precise tape saturation algorithm and a delay line operating with variable sampling rate which simulates physical properties of vintage tape machine delays. The plug-in has been designed with consideration to preserve maximum signal quality at every processing stage.
The Lexicon PSP 42 is capable of generating wide variety of delay-based effects ranging from tempo-locked feedback delay with high frequency absorption and tape saturation to flanging and phasing effects.
A flexible modulation section for continuous delay time and pitch control allows the user to add subtle animation or swing to the processed signal as well as to create unpredictable, alien sounds when pushed to its limits.
The freely adjustable delay line sampling frequency makes Lexicon PSP 42 a good tool for creating low-fi effects that sound smooth thanks to the superior characteristics of employed interpolation algorithm. Close attention has been paid to make the unit operate without audible clicks or pops.

Version 1.6.1

MacOS X UB

(AU, RTAS, VST)

Jul 27, 2010

Version 1.6.0

MacOS X UB

(AU, RTAS, VST)

Jun 27, 2010

Version 1.5.3

MacOS X UB

(AU, RTAS, VST)

May 21, 2009

Version 1.5.0

MacOS X UB

(AU, RTAS, VST)

Jan 13, 2007

Version 1.42

MacOS X PPC

(AU)

Feb 11, 2005

Version 1.4

MacOS X PPC

(AU, RTAS, VST)

Oct 26, 2004