AiR | Jan 2013 | WiN 13.76 MB | OSX 31.8 MB
LX122 and LX122 Premium are rotary speaker emulation plug-ins, both featuring XILS-lab’s proprietary True Stereo Dynamic Engine (TSDE), offering a whole new way to record rotary speaker effects. Although there is a lot a various models, the classic Leslie speaker consists of two driver units – a stationary treble unit with spinning horns (called Horn here), and a stationary woofer and spinning rotor (called Drum here), with two filters, which divide the frequency spectrum between the horn and the woofer. Both the horns and a sound baffle for the bass are rotated to create Doppler effect based vibrato, tremolo and chorus effects. The rotating elements can be stopped, switched between slow (chorale) and fast (tremolo), or transitioned between the two settings. Not only the unit gives this particular effect, but also the ensemble it creates with the room where it is located.
The LX122 emulates the Horn and the Drum, as well as the room where various coherent reflections are occurring when they are rotating. It also emulates the tube base amplifier as well as the intrinsic characteristics of the Drum (woofer response and drum size) or the Horn (Tweeter response, horn size and diffusers).
The internal cabinet refexions, which give this known mellow specific sound, are also taken into account but with the never done possibility to increase or decrease their effects, going from a standard closed cabinet to a opened air rotating speakers.
The LX122 is the indipensable companion for your keyboards and organ , but if you like to tweak parameters, if you want to build your own cabinet, change its characteristics, if you want to experiment further in recording this device, using two independant microphones in various rooms, then go to the LX122 Premium, you won’t be despointed. A wide range of stereo effects, space feeling, pitch modifications are straight to your hands.
Core Modules :
- One finely emulated rotating speakers, treble output in a rotating Horn, bass output in a rotating drum.
- True Stereo Dynamic Engine (TSDE) places the cabinet in a room, from which it is recorded by two microphones.
- Three Reverb types, to give even more space to your recordings
- Slow to Fast mode buttons, midi controlable to play with the inertia.
- Tube amplifier emulation.
Particular settings for the LX122 :
- The speed of the Horn and the Drum can be tweaked at your convenience.
- The reverb time and frequency response are easily adjusted.
- A high pass filter before the reverb to avoid blurry sounds when organists are doing fool with their feet.
- The angle of the recording microphone can be changed, adding more or less room effects.
- A drive parameter help you to get more heavy rock sounds
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