Lexicon PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle, PCM Native Chamber Reverb, PCM Total Bundle, PCM Native Room Reverb, PCM Native Hall Reverb User Manual

Thank you for purchasing the Lexicon Native PCM plugins

This document contains important information for users. Please read the information before you install and use the plugins.

Notes for all users

•Make sure you have an iLok key (Intel Mac users must have a second-generation iLok, often called iLok2) which you have designated to hold the license for the plugin bundle. This may be a new key or a key that already holds other licenses. Follow the directions provided with the plugin CD to enable your iLok for use. This must be done before attempting to run the plugins. If you don’t own an iLok, you may purchase one at any professional music retailer or from the iLok website.

•Make sure your iLok driver and client software are up to date. Go to the iLok website for downloads and account management.

•Check the Lexicon Website for the newest version of plugin code.

If you have a problem

You can contact our customer service department through the Lexicon Website. You should have the following information before you contact us:

•The type of platform you’re running (Mac/PC).

•Information about the computer (manufacturer, processor speed, amount of memory, etc).

•The version of the operating system you’re using.

•The DAW application and version in which you’re running the plugins.

•The information from the plugin’s About Box. You can bring up the About Box by clicking on the name of the plugin at the upper left corner.

Major Changes for this release

64-bit plugins are now provided for AU and RTAS on the Intel Macintosh. Those plugins will work in both 64 and 32 bit DAWs.

Other things to know about this release

There is no update of PowerPC code. While an installer is provided, there will be no further support of the PowerPC architecture.

Release History

1.3.4– Bug Fixes and changes

•Individual licenses now fully supported. 1.3.3– Bug Fixes and changes

•Alternate build allows plugins to be sold separately under individual licenses

•Internal changes in preparation for new formats. 1.3.2– Bug Fixes and changes

•Some text-editing changes that should improve compatibility across DAWs. 1.3.1– Bug Fixes and changes

•Dialog window for missing iLok should now appear even if User Interface not present.

•Dialog window for missing iLok now shows the name of the offending plugin.

1.3.0– Bug Fixes and changes

•Fixed a problem that occasionally showed up in ProTools 8. This caused the plugin window to be drawn incorrectly

•Improved efficiency of plugin. iLok authorization issues under heavy load should be resolved.

•If the iLok is removed after instantiating a plugin, instantiation of a second will cause an immediate check and error message.

1.2.13– Bug Fixes and changes

•Increased size of activation area for about box

•A build error was corrected. This caused the plugin to think it was cracked. This would result in erroneous state data being stored, causing the soft row (and other parameters) to be incorrect.

•A caution was added not to save data if an iLok was not detected.

1.2.11– Release Candidate 2

•Addressed an issue in which an extremely loaded computer might report a missing iLok.

1.2.9 – Release Candidate

• Lowered iLok processing load. Preset level balancing

1.2.8– Bug Fixes and changes

•A number of small fixes

•Added a bank of presets to Room, with sounds reminiscent of 480L Wild Spaces.

1.2.2– Bug Fixes and changes

•Compatible with OSX 10.7 Lion

•64/32-bit AU and VST (Intel Macs only)

•In some cases in ProTools, the plugin window could freeze or be mis-drawn. That has been corrected.

•Some ProTools users prefer to move plugins to subfolders. That is now allowed.

•iLok2 (Intel Macs only)

•Echo 2 (L and R) were not properly working in Vintage Plate. This has been repaired.

•A bug was fixed that could cause the RTAS version of ConcertHall to crash on PowerPC Macs.

•Multiple instantiations of a plugin will now have a slightly smaller resource requirement.

•A number of small bug fixes.