20 Most Recent Lexicon Lambda Usb Desktop Recording Interface Sound Card - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Leopard OS-X has issues with usb audio recording devices.

I have had the same problems with the lambda driver ...they just posted a new installer on the lexicon website which fixed me up...try it.

You'd be better directing your uestion here

http://www.lexicon.com/support/index.asp

What usb soundcard you got there? did the box state in the requirements that it would work with a MAC? not just with PC??

Hi there,

Try to download an update from,
http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/SOUND-CARD/OTHER-SOUNDCARDS/Lexicon-Lambda-Driver-25.shtml

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That's because it's not there. Windows does not install this icon. If you want it, click on "Start" (lower left corner of your screen), then select "programs", then "accessories", then "entertainment" then right click on "sound recorder" and chose "send to desktop". You will then have an icon for the sound recorder.

The only thing I can think of is that maybe you have installed xp drivers and software instead of vista software the vista software can be downloaded from the lexicon Lambda website.

Make sure the usb socket is working ,the lamda takes current from your computer.Don't use a usb hub.Make sure you are using xp service pack 2 or higher.Try another usb socket.

the usb could be the problem. when you plug it in does your comp make a noise if not it is the usb if it does than the drivers are not in sometimes its a program problem try going to start-mycomputer-(cd/dvd drive right click on it and click explore. find the file labled drivers and install them first than install the program hope this helps.

Hi, I just bought one today and am using a condenser mic through the lamdba. I booted up apple logic - plugged in the device and it found it as a usb audio device. You need to use the headphone jack on the lamdba. good luck

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you need to go to the "control panel" on your computer.....click on sounds and audio devices, then hit the "audio" tab...make sure the lambda is selected on the recording and playback device....then apply...this should take care of it

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You will need to go into your sound properties, you can do this by clicking on the speaker Icon thats down by the clock (lower rights hand side of your screen) that should bring up sliders for everything.
Their is also other options and advanced options you may need to enable that could be specific to your devices. but the main thing here would be for you to disable the one mic and enable the one you want and also possibly lower its sensitivity levels.

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Go to your devices tab click on the ASIO driver Lambda and when you get that message click reset and try again it should work.