Add natural ambience, Hollywood hall feel, and classic Lexicon mojo to your music production setup with the RELAB DEVELOPMENT Pro Reverb Bundle, which includes the Rev6000, LX480 Dual-Engine Reverb, and QuantX Natural Resonance Reverb.
REV6000 Essentials is a reverb plug-in from RELAB that takes advantage of years of research and machine learning to recreate the sound of a classic Danish hardware reverb unit favored by Hollywood. Create a distinctive sonic signature, or recapture the tone of the classic Hollwywood Hall, to bring warmth and presence to your digital music creation. Enjoy the speed and ease that REV6000 Essentials brings to your workflow to add realistic depth and a feeling of an architectural space to your mix. REV6000 Essentials is compatible with a variety of DAWs running on Windows and Mac systems.
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit only)
- Pro Tools: from version 11.3.2 or later
- Cubase: 9.5 or later
- Nuendo: 8 or later
- Live: 9 v
- macOS - OS X 10.15 or later (64-bit only)
- Logic Pro: 10.x
- Pro Tools: from version 11.3.2 or later
- Cubase: 9.5 or later
- Nuendo: 8 or later
- Live: 9 or later
Enjoy the lush reverb sounds of the classic original hardware with the Relab Development LX480 Essentials, a software plug-in recreation of the Lexicon 480L Digital Effects System. The original Lexicon hardware unit has been a standard for over two decades by which other signal processors are measured.
LX480 Essentials not only faithfully captures the sound of the classic reverb hardware but makes getting that legendary sound faster and easier than ever before. The software offers four of the best-in-class reverb algorithm emulations including Fat Plate, Medium Hall, Small Ambience, and Large Wooden Room. This plug-in emulation can be used by musicians, engineers, and producers for Mac or Window computers and is compatible with any VST, AU, or AAX host applications.
Fat Plate
- What the 480 was famous for—lush, rich, shiny plates without any mix clutter. Designed to emulate the sounds of metal plates with a relatively bright, colored sound. Great for vocals and percussion.
Medium Hall
- One of the most traditional reverb sounds, this classic favorite was designed to emulate a real medium-sized hall. Great for giving tracks a sense of belonging to the same space with a smooth and even decay.
Small Ambience
- Designed to become a part of the direct sound, the ambience algorithm is very effective in adding distance to a very dry sounding track. Great for really short drum rooms, and for an impression that is more felt than heard.
Large Wood Room
- Designed to emulate colored sounding spaces, the room is typically less noticeable than a Hall. This algorithm can be effectively used to create the sense of space without being overtly distinguishable. Great for film, TV, and all genres of music production.
- Gives you the exact sound of the original, so you can be more confident in your mix decisions
- Helps you quickly create those classic reverb tails for instantly distinctive mixes
- Makes it easy to craft a sense of space that gets your mixes noticed
- The original 1986 hardware was met with much praise, and many still regard it as one of the finest reverbs ever created. At the time, it cost a whopping $20,000 (that’s more than $50,000 today)
- There was an additional 6 years spent researching and developing updates, with a final software upgrade (V4.10) in the early '90s.
- Even though prices have dropped over the years for used units, the original hardware still fetches around $5000.
- Enjoy one of the finest reverbs ever created at a fraction of the cost, and get the exact sound for which you’re looking, in a fast and easy-to-use streamlined version.
- Single
- Cascade
- Mono Split
- Stereo Split.
- The Display
- The Preset and Setup Controls
- The Function Keys
- The Control Sliders and Undo/Redo Buttons
Four options allow you to specify the background graphics used for the LX480 Reverb GUI:
- Normal: LARC style
- Dirty: LARC style with extra coffee drips and general wear and tear
- Dark: a dark version of the LARC style
- Custom: this option allows for a custom skin to be used.
Add natural ambience to your tracks with the RELAB DEVELOPMENT Q82 Natural Resonance Reverb, the world’s only dual-engine premium recreation of a beloved '80s hardware reverb; the Quantec QRS is revered for its highly realistic ambience and long reverb times. This legendary resonance reverb has been meticulously recreated offering the authentic feel in every tweak. Relab’s advanced machine learning captures every nuance, giving you the sound and feel of the legendary hardware including the quirks.
Shape your sound with precision using Relab’s unique dual-engine design that enables real-time fine-tuning of reverb width and front-to-back depth for unparalleled sound sculpting. Additionally, you can enhance your mixes with ease with hand-tuned 8-voice modulation, first-reflection channel swapping, and expanded bandwidth control. The Q82 makes crafting complex, textured reverbs fast and simple.
- Q82’s unique dual-engine design combines two powerful reverb systems, each with its own set of four outputs, working in harmony.
- This dual approach gives you the ability to fine-tune both the width and front-to-back depth of your reverb in real time.
- With Q82, you’ll enjoy the creative freedom of blending the distinct qualities of both modules in this twin-engine titan, ensuring your reverb always sits perfectly within the mix.
- Most reverbs rely solely on the time the sound takes to reflect off surfaces. But Q82 uses unique resonators to replicate the natural behavior of sound traveling through the air.
- Essentially, Q82 uses the room as an instrument, giving you a reverb that feels alive and integrated with the original signal, and producing a more natural and enveloping experience.
- When you use the seven room-size options, from 1 to 1 million cubic meters, and an adjustable first reflection, you’ll be tailoring reverbs from subtle echoes to massive tails.
- Enhance mode helps Q82 distinguish itself from other reverbs by creating the illusion of a space with minimal reverb.
- Imagine having an additional set of hyper-focused microphones, capturing the very first echoes that bounce off surfaces in a room. This adds an extra sense of three-dimensionality to your tracks without introducing the muddiness that often comes with layering longer reverb tails.
- Using Q82 to control front-to-back depth placement, you can make sounds present and upfront or subtly push them back, without drowning them in excessive reverb.
- Toggle between two unique reverb algorithms—a pristine, factory-spec German unit and a deeply characterful, time-worn US unit. With the Temperature Control knob, you can now emulate the evolution of sound from a cold startup to the warm, rich tones of a hardware unit left on for 72 hours. Your sound, your era, your choice.
- Q82 2.0 captures the essence of classic gear aging. The US algorithm faithfully recreates the quirks of an unstable crystal clock and aging components, while the German version delivers the stability and clarity of a freshly restored machine. Together, they offer sonic flexibility no competitor can match.
- You’ll hear the difference from the first instant: precision, warmth, and a touch of hardware magic. With Q82 2.0, your reverb evolves in real time, letting you craft timeless spaces for every sound.
- Q82 also includes Relab’s proprietary hand-tuned Advanced Chorus Ensemble (ACE). The 8-voice modulation adds unique layers of depth and complexity to the reverb, making your sound richer and more textured.
- Each voice is meticulously hand-tuned (using a special tool pictured here) and then deeply embedded within the reverb algorithm.
- When you dial in the modulation, you can feel how it’s more like a natural part of the space you’re creating, rather than an added effect.
- The original unit’s frequency response was limited by the internal sample rate of its digital algorithm and analog filters, resulting in a natural roll-off at 8 kHz.
- Q82 gives you full control over this and offers a range from 4 to 16 kHz. Instead of a typical low-pass filter, we recalculated the behavior of the internal sample rate and analog filters, to give you a highly unique and resonant frequency curve.
- RELAB carefully chose roll-off points that follow a specific geometric sequence (Renard Series), which, we believe, is what the original designers would have used had they ever chosen to enhance the original hardware.
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit only)
- Pro Tools: from version 11.3.2 or later
- Cubase: 9.5 or later
- Nuendo: 8 or later
- Live: 9 and up
- Mac OS X 10.15 or later (64-bit only)
- Logic Pro: 10.x
- Pro Tools: from version 11.3.2 or later
- Cubase: 9.5 or later
- Nuendo: 8 or later
- Live: 9 or later