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An introduction to Lexicon PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle, based on information from the maker and distributors: what it does, how to use it and who it may suit. It is not scored.
What is PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle?
The PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle collects seven Lexicon reverbs: Vintage Plate, Plate, Hall, Room, Random Hall, Concert Hall and Chamber.
Lexicon is known for studio reverb hardware, and this bundle brings algorithms from that lineage into the DAW, covering several kinds of space in one purchase.
It includes hundreds of studio presets and works in mono, stereo or mixed channel layouts. Presets are stored in a DAW-independent format, so they can move between DAWs.
Formats are AAX, VST (including VST3) and Audio Unit, with native Apple Silicon support. Authorization uses iLok.
Seven reverb types
Plates, halls, rooms and a chamber are included, which may suit those who switch reverb character by genre or purpose.
Hundreds of studio presets
A large preset library gives you starting points that you can then adjust.
Real-time frequency display
Shows each algorithm's frequency stages graphically, so you can see how the reverb behaves across bands.
Visual EQ for early and late reflections
Early and late reflections can each be shaped with a visual EQ, which may help when a reverb makes a mix feel muddy.
Channel layouts and automation
Supports mono, stereo and mixed layouts with full parameter control and automation, plus input and output meters.
Portable presets
Presets are DAW-independent, so they carry over if you change DAWs.
Specifications
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Included | Vintage Plate / Plate / Hall / Room / Random Hall / Concert Hall / Chamber |
| Formats | AAX / VST (incl. VST3) / Audio Unit |
| OS | macOS 10.14 or later, Windows 10/11 (64-bit only) |
| Authorization | iLok (local storage or USB key) |
| Apple Silicon | Native |
What is included and system requirements
- Seven reverb plugins
- Hundreds of studio presets
- Current version delivered via the FLUX::Center app (legacy installers also listed)
How to use it
- Install the product via the FLUX::Center app.
- Authorize with iLok.
- Open a reverb on a send or insert in your DAW.
- Start by choosing a preset.
- Shape early and late reflections with the visual EQ.
- Automate parameters if needed.
- Save favorite settings as presets.
Vocal space
Plates or the chamber may suit finding a space that fits a vocal.
Strings and orchestra
Hall-type reverbs may help create width and depth.
Film and narration
Room-type settings may add a natural sense of air.
Who it may suit
- People who want several reverb types in one purchase
- People who want presets that survive a DAW change
- People interested in Lexicon-style reverbs
Good to know before you buy
- iLok authorization is required.
- Requires 64-bit Windows 10/11 or macOS 10.14 or later.
- The current version is obtained through FLUX::Center.
How it differs from similar products
We do not pick a winner; the official figures are placed side by side.
Lexicon 224 Digital ReverbUAD
The PCM Native Bundle has seven reverbs in AAX/VST/AU. The 224 from Universal Audio has eight reverb programs and one chorus program.
Price
$499 (Lexicon official site, checked 2026-10-27). Prices can vary by region and promotion, so check the official page before buying.
See PCM Native Reverb Plug-in Bundle on the product page
Sources: lexiconpro.com (checked 2026-10-27)
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