I am look for a great sounding reverb and delay. I am using Mac (pro tools). Someone told me about Lexicon PCM 96 has an incredible sound, better than any software plug-INS or any other hard ware for the same price. If not, which plugins or hard ware has BETTER sound for the equivalent price.

ok so i have a Lexicon omega mixer that came with my Cubase le recording program and i also have a Yamaha mg12/4 mixing console and i was wondering if its possible to connect the omega with the Yamaha so i can use the Yamaha for the Cubase program?

Hey everyone. I’m new to this community and I have a problem that’s been absolutely KILLING me.

To begin, this is my set up:
Windows Vista (64 bit), 4 gigs RAM, 250 GB hd, 500 GB external HD (7200 rpm), Lexicon Lambda, 2 MXL 990’s, and an AKG CCS d11 bass drum mic.

I'm wondering what you guys think would be a better choice, overall. I've been leaning towards the E-MU, but I wanted to get a couple more opinions from you guys.

I'll be using this interfaces to record all types of music.

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I'm looking for a reverb processor, mostly for vocals and acoustic guitar. Has anyone had experience with these two models? How would they compare?

Are there any other options that I should also be considering?

Thanks in advance.

I have a Maudio Delta 44 and when I try to plugin my bass directly into the soundcard, the signal is pretty weak. So I try it with a preamp and it works fine. Now I need to know that if I buy an an Omega Lexicon, will I still need a preamp for connecting my bass or can I sell my Delta 44 and the midiman AudioBuddy preamp ?

I’m having a horrible time getting my Lexcion Lambda interface to install. It worked fine on my laptop which is running windows xp, but as soon as I plug it into my desktop running windows 2k, windows identifies it then blue screens and shuts down.

I'm thinking about purchasing a Tascom US-144 or Lexicon Omega or Lambda. Any one have experience with these boxes? Where could I find comparisons?

I'm thinking of getting a Lexicon lambda, using it with a laptop to do recording and doing the audio editing on my PC. Looking at the minimum requirements has me worried - XP, Pentium III (preferably IV), 256M (preferably 512M of Ram) are okay, but it says 7200rpm Hardrive, which of course I don't have in a laptop. I think it's 4200rpm is what I'll have to work with.

Thinking of getting one to plugin to my dbx 376, as an "insert". Would simplify my VO work, as I could then do, basically, everything I normally do - going in(Both units have dbx compression and de-essing, so I could processs the life out of everything!). Apparently, when I move-up to Wavelab 6, I can even use the box as a " plugin ", via USB... Cute, I guess.