Meris LVX Preset Pack 7: The Classics

Some of the most iconic sounds in recorded music came from a handful of delay units that most of us will never own. The kind of gear that shaped entire genres, that still shows up on pro rigs decades after it was discontinued, that has a personality as much as a sound.

This video is a walkthrough of 12 presets built for the Meris LVX — each one informed by a classic delay. Not clones. Not copies. Interpretations. We wanted each one to sit with the character, the feel, the musical role of these units, and built something inside the LVX that tries to capture that spirit in a completely different architecture.

Some are close. Some went somewhere unexpected. That’s kind of the point.

How do you get this pack? It’s easy! If you’re not already, become a Patreon member. You can join us as an LVX collaborator and just get all our LVX presets…OR…you can become a CORE collaborator and get ALL our presets…for EVERYTHING! You can also purchase this pack individually or as part of our LVX or Meris ULTIMATE PACK, available here: https://www.patreon.com/thePedalCollaborative/shop. (and remember, ULTIMATE packs are perpetual, so every time we add more presets, you get the latest and greatest!)

Here are the sound samples of the presets included in the LVX Preset Blaster Pack (Vol 6):

“tpc.EP-3” (inspired by the Maestro Echoplex EP-3, ~1970) 0:00

“tpc.SPACE ECHO” (inspired by the Roland Space Echo RE-201, ~1974) 0:40

“tpc.ECHOREC” (inspired by the Binson Echorec 2 T7E, ~1960s) 1:26

“tpc.COPICAT” (inspired by the Watkins Copicat IC400, ~1968) 2:08

“tpc.M117” (inspired by the MXR Analog Delay M-117, ~1979) 2:44

“tpc.DM2” (inspired by the Boss DM-2, ~1981) 3:25

“tpc.DMM76” (inspired by the EHX Deluxe Memory Man, ~1976) 4:13

“tpc.AMS15-80S” (inspired by the AMS DMX 15-80S, ~1978) 4:51

“tpc.PCM42” (inspired by the Lexicon PCM 42, ~1982) 5:22

“tpc.H910” (inspired by the Eventide H910 Harmonizer, ~1975) 6:11

“tpc.TL DIGITAL” (inspired by the Strymon Timeline, ~2011) 6:55

“tpc.EMPRESS” (inspired by the Empress Echosystem, ~2017) 7:29