Lexicon PSP 42 and PSP 84 in RTAS format!

Hi, I'm glad to inform you that demo version of our DelayPack (2003 TEC NOMINEE) in RTAS format for Mac is available to download. Full version will be released next few days. Warm regards from sunny Warsaw Antoni Ozynski PSP DelayPack is collection of 2 effects plug-ins. The set consists of: and . 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. Functionality and sound of the Lexicon PSP 42 have been approved by Lexicon. PSP 84 combines essential features of the Lexicon PSP 42 with independent channel settings, adjustable resonant filters and saturation algorithm as well as an output spring/plate reverb for denser output.

Thanks Antoni. Been waiting a long time to try these in ProTools. From a quick play with the demo they are certainly on my wishlist!!!! Very nice. (now if only they were HTDM as well!!!)

why no tdm?

Hi Antoni, great news! Gonna download the demo. I've been impatiently waiting for these two guys, the more so since finally getting the vintage warmer. Are you planning to support TDM or HTDM when time permits? Cheers!

Yes .. downloaded the demo .. this will be great. I do look forward to TDM/HTDM. It would be great to use them on an Aux .

I'm going to download the delays tommorow and give them a go over the week. I just did thist with the vintage warmer plugin. It's rather nice. Also, PSP have a FREE plugin on their site that gives you a set of moving coil style meters. They read PPM and VU and have a lot of options for response settings. OK, I haven't used it much yet, but hell, you don't often see free plugs for Protools.

Why no HTDM? Why no TDM? Why no PC? Simply it is impossible to do everything at the same time. We are very small company. Warm regards from sunny and raining Warsaw Antoni Ozynski

I downloaded the PSP84 demo today. Hey PSP, it would be convienient if you had an option to download both plugins at once. Ooo, there's a nit.......... gotcha! I tried it out on a clubby demo I'm working on that has a repeating synth line that works around the repeating bass line. I stuck it on the synth line in a mono/stereo configuration. Flicked through the ( very good ) presets and found lots of very cool sounds. Some presets reminded me of the Ursa Major Spacestation ( if you remember it ? ) PSP, your demo has done it's purpose, I have to have this.

Blimey, those two posts back to back sound like I work for PSP. I don't