NAMM 2023PSPaudioware releases Lexicon PSP42 v2.0

PSPaudioware has announced the release of an all new version of Lexicon PSP42, the classic high-quality digital stereo delay and phrase sampler plug-in based on the legendary Lexicon PCM42.

In version 2, the original vision of Lexicon PSP42 has been enhanced both in sonic accuracy and feature flexibility.

Features:

• 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.

Until April 30th Lexicon PSP42 will be offered at the special introductory price of $99. Starting from May 1st regular price $149 will be applied. Current users of the Lexicon PSP42 can upgrade to the newest version just for $49 until May the 1st, and after that date, the upgrade will cost $69 (the upgrade is free of charge for users who bought the plug-in during last 12 months).

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In order to activate the newest version of PSP42, you need an iLok user ID which you can create for free at ilok.com, and you need to install the free iLok License Manager application. A hardware USB iLok dongle is NOT required, however it is optional.

Lexicon PSP42 v.2 is not backward compatible. However, loading presets written by previous version using PSP's proprietary preset system is supported. This new version of PSP 42 appears on the plug-ins' list under a new "Lexicon PSP42x" name to not interfere with previously installed "Lexicon PSP42". Both, legacy and a new version can be used in parallel, however PSP strongly recommend to use the new version in any current project.