Lexicon Omega (8x4 USB Interface w/Pantheon) Review
Lexicon Omega (8x4 USB Interface w/Pantheon) Feature
- 8x4 USB Interface w/Pantheon
- A Powerful Studio in a Box! Audio Interface USB omega
- 8-channel USB Audio Interface with 2 XLR Microphone Preamplifiers, 4 TRS Inputs, S/PDIF I/O, MIDI I/
Lexicon's Omega is an extremely capable USB audio interface solution. Thanks to its two microphone preamplifiers, it's a great choice for singer/songwriters or acoustic duets. And, a stereo pair of line inputs make it easy to record your favorite digital piano and synthesizer, as well. The Lexicon Omega is also ruggedly built - so you can easily take it from your dorm room to your friend's place or straight out to the gig - without worry. And, to top it off, you get Cubase LE recording software and Lexicon's Pantheon Reverb plug-in, with the Lexicon Omega. Lexicon Omega 8-channel USB Audio Interface at a Glance:An array of I/O - great for singer/songwriters or for creating band demosS/PDIF I/O adds even more versatilityRuggedly built and extremely portableIncludes Cubase LE recording software and the Lexicon Reverb plug-inAn array of I/O - great for singer/songwriters or for creating band demosThe Lexicon Omega USB audio interface certainly doesn't disappoint on the I/O front. For an awesome value, you get the right kind of I/O for nearly all basic home studio and mobile recording needs. With two microphone preamplifiers, you can effortlessly record you and a friend playing guitar - or record you playing guitar as you sing. There are also two stereo pairs of line inputs, which can accommodate your keyboard or synthesizer. And, on the front panel, there's a hi-Z instrument input, so you can directly plug in your guitar or bass, then use your favorite amplifier and effects modeling software to craft your tone. It's a very versatile audio interface!S/PDIF I/O adds even more versatilityOn top of its assault of traditional I/O, including microphone preamplifiers, line inputs, an instrument input, and two inserts, the Lexicon Omega provides S/PDIF I/O - a handy feature that's normally found only on more expensive interfaces. With it, you can grow into a S/PDIF-output-equipped tube preamplifier, to give your voice or guitar recordings that classic tube warmth - without hav