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| Product Type | Audio Plugin (Reverb Effect) |
| Brand | Lexicon |
| Model | PCM Native Random Hall |
| Plugin Formats | VST 2.4, Audio Units (AU), AAX Native (64-bit) |
| Operating Systems | macOS 10.9 or later, Windows 7 or later (64-bit only) |
| Supported Sample Rates | 44.1 kHz to 192 kHz |
| Bit Depth | 64-bit native processing |
| Reverb Algorithms | Hall, Room, Chamber, Plate, Random Hall (proprietary) |
| Factory Presets | Over 200 |
| Adjustable Parameters | Decay, Pre-delay, Diffusion, Damping, Reverb Level, EQ, Modulation, etc. |
| Copy Protection | iLok account (optional, machine-based activation also available) |
| Installation | Download installer from Lexicon website; serial number required |
| Support | Online knowledge base, email support, user forums |
Frequently Asked Questions - PCM Native Random Hall LEXICON
What is PCM Native Random Hall?
PCM Native Random Hall is a professional reverb plugin by Lexicon, emulating the iconic sound of the Lexicon 480L and other hardware reverbs. It offers a range of algorithms including a unique Random Hall algorithm for rich, diffuse spaces.
What are the system requirements?
The plugin requires a 64-bit operating system: macOS 10.9 or later, or Windows 7 or later. It runs as a 64-bit plugin in compatible DAWs and supports sample rates up to 192 kHz.
How do I install PCM Native Random Hall?
Download the installer from the Lexicon website after registering your product. Run the installer, select your preferred plugin format (VST, AU, AAX), and follow the on-screen instructions. You will need to activate the license using your serial number.
What plugin formats are supported?
PCM Native Random Hall supports VST 2.4 (32/64-bit), Audio Units (64-bit), and AAX Native (64-bit). It does not support RTAS or VST3.
How do I activate the license?
After installing, launch the plugin in your DAW or the standalone License Manager. Enter your serial number and choose between iLok cloud or machine-based activation. An internet connection is required for activation.
Can I use PCM Native Random Hall on multiple computers?
Yes, with machine-based activation you can install on up to two computers simultaneously. For more flexibility, use an iLok dongle or cloud session to authorize on additional machines.
How do I reset all parameters to default?
In the plugin interface, click the 'Reset' or 'Default' button (often a small circle arrow). You can also load the 'Factory Default' preset from the preset menu to restore the initial settings.
Why is there no sound when I add the reverb?
Check that the plugin is inserted on an audio track and not a MIDI track. Ensure the mix knob is turned up (wet/dry balance). Also verify that your DAW's routing is correct and that the track is not muted.
How do I update PCM Native Random Hall?
Visit the Lexicon website and log into your account. Check the 'My Products' section for available updates. Download the latest installer and run it; it will overwrite the previous version. Always back up your presets before updating.
Where can I find more presets or user community?
Additional presets can be downloaded from the Lexicon website or shared by users on forums like Gearspace. You can also create and save your own presets within the plugin. The Lexicon user community often posts banks of custom presets.
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