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Lexicon I-Onix U22 - Unstable
I took this card I have not had me take the lead with settings ect endless from simple fast effective the more it not too bad on the desktop. I used it with cubase, nuendo, LogicPro ... Pc with ssd amd...
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Lexicon Omega Desktop Recording Studio - for simple
buy this card for recording voice connected to a laptop asus + rhode nt1 a microphone
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Lexicon Omega Desktop Recording Studio - Good quality / price ratio
I was looking for a USB audio interface with digital microphone input 1, 1 instrument input and 2 line inputs. All under 200 EUR. With 2 mic inputs, entry instruments and 4 line inputs, the Lexicon...
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Lexicon Omega Desktop Recording Studio
The dbx Silver Series pre-amps are nice and clean. There is MIDI support, SMPTE support, Line In and Outs, digital. There isn't really a way to configure it to record more than two condensors directly...
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Lexicon Lambda - Great lightweight recording interface
Tha lambda at a glance: USB powered High-end D/A converters 2 quality mic preamps Phantom power Independent mic and line controls with LEDs Monitor mix and output level controls 2 balanced TRS line...
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Lexicon Omega Desktop Recording Studio - had a few small issues
The Lexicon Omega Recoding Studio was an all in one studio that came with Cubase, after using this setup for a while I had to upgrade, for some reason I fell out of love with it. Mainly because I...
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Lexicon I-Onix U42S - Worth the buy and try
The Lexicon I Onix U42S is a audio interface that you can get online used for around 300 dollars like I did about 6 months after it first came out. The I-Onix has 4 input and 2 output USB 2.0 with a...
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Lexicon Alpha - Served its purpose, but has some problems
The Lexicon Alpha is a 2x2x2 Recording Interface that will go perfect with your laptop set up. I used the Alpha before on my Dell Laptop back when I was trying to get use to a few new software DAW’s...
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Lexicon Alpha - Alpha vs the Omega
¬ It seems like the Lexicon Alpha has been out forever, though I have only been using it since 2010. You can buy one of these brand new for 60 dollars, it cost almost double that when it first came...
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Lexicon Omega Desktop Recording Studio - Old but still good
The Lexicon Omega was on the first full portable bundles that I had for my laptop about 5 years ago. It is a 8 channel USB interface that has 2 XLR mic preamps and 4 TRS inputs. It does have MIDI in...
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Lexicon I-Onix U22 - new and already problems
I was looking for this type of interface and it was promo
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Lexicon I-Onix U22 - I have big deal
IF you want to lose € 250 ... Then buy the Lexicon I-Onix u22 These people would be better off doing something else in life ... The projects are always in demand for labor! Lexion = Rogue!
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Lexicon Omega - good if your are a beginner
I bought this Interface to have a affordable solution to track audio to my computer at a reasonable quality. I paired this interface up with a Studio Projects C1 and used Adobe Audition to do my...
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Lexicon Omega - mic was not good
The Lexicon Omega Studio bundle was one of the first bundles that I actually bought and used. I had it in my first year of college years ago. It was one of the cheapest (priced) setups that I could get...
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Lexicon Alpha - Perfect for Linux
I chose it after checking online that it worked seamlessly under Linux. The other reason for my choice is that the control elements seem very well thought-out: - Two volume knobs, with peak indicator...
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Lexicon Alpha - Good product
Good quality audio interface! 2 inputs, 2 buses, 2 outputs, directly powered via the USB port. The system allows you to always have connected a mic/line input and an instrument/line input whose input...
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Lexicon Lambda - Great lightweight recording interface
Tha lambda at a glance: USB powered High-end D/A converters 2 quality mic preamps Phantom power Independent mic and line controls with LEDs Monitor mix and output le...Read more on Audiofanzine
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Lexicon Alpha - Perfect for Linux
I chose it after checking online that it worked seamlessly under Linux. The other reason for my choice is that the control elements seem very well thought-out: - Two volume knobs, with peak...
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Lexicon Omega - good if your are a beginner
I bought this Interface to have a affordable solution to track audio to my computer at a reasonable quality. I paired this interface up with a Studio Projects C1 and used Adobe Audition to do my...
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Lexicon Alpha - Good product
Good quality audio interface! 2 inputs, 2 buses, 2 outputs, directly powered via the USB port. The system allows you to always have connected a mic/line input and an instrument/line input whose...
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