Lexicon Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

tell why you need the SN, it is out of warranty or the software app for it asks for SN?????no PC told nor OS told. no context told (why do you ask, MISSING)Lexicon produced an expensive PCI card/breakout box combo dubbed the Studio back in 1998 (reviewed SOS July 1998You don't even need to install drivers with Mac OS X: the Omega integrates right away with Core Audio (as long as you're using Mac OS 10.2.8 or above).lost the 1998 software bundle CD???? OOBE lost now?it runs w2k and XPsupport is here.https://lexiconpro.com/en-USthe review is here.https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/lexicon-omegaconnect power and usb to the below jack.then in windows (is it windows. gee)load the CD bundle software.and go to device manager. (XP?)then there, find the LEX line. off USB.then at the LEX entry right click it and pick Properties and then,click tab details and all Idsthere to find serial if lucky.

googling I see nothing,. 2003 21 years old it is.not told, I only have questions and do you really understand the limitations of licenses for SACD and ADVD.what is end goal fix it and uses it or sell it after buying one dead.??????????? goals mattergoal #2, do you need this licenses for SACD and ADVD.??????? do you have 2009 dead media, to play?dead as in production ended SACD.that limit locks all this down , fully.The maker does not support it;.the maker has no service manual.s and the users manual forbids, DISASSEMBLY (sure for SACD/ADVD) there maker has no spare parts leaving only used ones on ebay or the like kinds (Parts pullers)a used working drive sells for $300, 1/10th of new or less sold used, now.There are other SONY decks for $400 sold.now let me say how, licenses for SACD and ADVD. works.as see on the PS3 play station it is 100% hard not locked down.the parts inside the drive all cross check each other and are married and most can not be willlynilly swapped.The owners of SACD make that happen. in the license.the parts inside the driver can be ID SN locked and even the whole drive locked to the main base chip or firmware.lacking a service manual means all this is a pathway to doom, (huge cost buying worthless parts)why go here.better if not using SACD/ADVD (not told)vast alternates exist and far better and for sure full support and a real future

It sounds like you have NOT connected via the recording software.
It is like the normal Windows software audio has hijacked the audio system even though it is external.

Go into your recording software and look for an option to select the Lexicon device. You did not tell us what recording software you are using.

This is not an uncommon problem with these external audio recording devices.

Call for warranty.

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you SHOULD be able to. Just use Direct Sound in the host tab.

In my experience, reasons for seeing errors in VST System Link (VSL) are usually due to the digital signal path (audio and/or data) not being routed properly within the System Link dialog box. If for example, you're using s/pdif between two ASIO 2 compatible audio cards properly (OUT of card #1, to IN of card #2 - then OUT of card #2 back IN of card #1), you also have to set your s/pdif System Link I/O channels in the dialog box to the 'same' channel...If say your options are s/pdif channels 9 & 10 (or whatever they are), you set the I/O's of both computers VSL dialog boxes to either channel 9, or all to channel 10. You of course need to route your digital audio properly within your audio interface! (see your cards documentation on that). You can test if it's routed properly by 'listening' to audio from each computer, from the other...meaning listen at computer 2, from computer 2 & visa-versa. If you hear the audio thhen it should be correct. But in order to 'hear' the audio (besides proper settings in the VSL dialog box) you must 'also' set those digital audio s/pdif channels within Cubase's VST Inputs/connections. But in 'this case', you use both channels 9 & 10 for your Inputs/Outputs. They also say it's best to place your VSL digital audio channels at the top of the Inputs/Outputs list. You do not need to keep the s/pdif channels in the VST Inputs/connections to make System Link work however, that's if you need to 'listen' or if you need to test whether it's routed properly. Getting VST System Link working can seem complicated at 1st, but once you understand, and have it working, you realize it's actually not that hard at all. I recommend taking notes, and writing down what you did to make it work, as you go along the way. That has come in very handy when I need to use it again. Also READ your PDF manual and follow that to the letter!

In my experience, reasons for seeing errors in VST System Link (VSL) are usually due to the digital signal path (audio and/or data) not being routed properly within the System Link dialog box. If for example, you're using s/pdif between two ASIO 2 compatible audio cards properly (OUT of card #1, to IN of card #2 - then OUT of card #2 back IN of card #1), you also have to set your s/pdif System Link I/O channels in the dialog box to the 'same' channel...If say your options are s/pdif channels 9 & 10 (or whatever they are), you set the I/O's of both computers VSL dialog boxes to either channel 9, or all to channel 10. You of course need to route your digital audio properly within your audio interface! (see your cards documentation on that).You can test if it's routed properly by 'listening' to audio from each computer, from the other...meaning listen at computer 2, from computer 2 & visa-versa. If you hear the audio thhen it should be correct. But in order to 'hear' the audio (besides proper settings in the VSL dialog box) you must 'also' set those digital audio s/pdif channels within Cubase's VST Inputs/connections. But in 'this case', you use both channels 9 & 10 for your Inputs/Outputs. They also say it's best to place your VSL digital audio channels at the top of the Inputs/Outputs list.You do not need to keep the s/pdif channels in the VST Inputs/connections to make System Link work however, that's if you need to 'listen' or if you need to test whether it's routed properly.Getting VST System Link working can seem complicated at 1st, but once you understand, and have it working, you realize it's actually not that hard at all. I recommend taking notes, and writing down what you did to make it work, as you go along the way. That has come in very handy when I need to use it again. Also READ your PDF manual and follow that to the letter!

Have you checked the cables, jacks, pan settings etc? There may also be damage to the potentiometer.

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you have to set a master and slave(s) devices, and ensure that all the timings (16/24 bit, the 44.1/44/96k) are consistent in all devices

Take it back to where you purchased it, they will help you.

replace your hdmi cable between tv and preamp...lemme know if it works.

you have too much latency in your setup. Try using ASIO as your audio engine in your recording program. Also, shut down all unnecessary programs running on your computer to get better performance.

check the "buffer" setting - set to the lowest number possible. You can't eliminate the "latency" but you can reduce it a lot. Also 0 try to monitor what you are recording with "live" sound (input instead of output) - also, you may need to download a different driver for your audio card, try ASIO4ALL

Are there any labels on the fan?

Are you trying to use the mic input on the back or plugging it into the instrument input on the front? If you use a low impedance mic with a quarter inch instrument input cord, you would need a transformer adapter to make the mic work on high impedance. Even if you put it on line in, you would still have to convert it. Only the XLR socket on the back will work on a low impedance mic.

I had the same problem on my VTX65. I noticed it would oscillate with different effects so I removed the effects module. Problem solved. Now it's dead quiet. I use a Digitech RP500 so removing the effects module was a non issue.

If unt was dropped, look for broken PC board in the vicinity of the rotary encoder. Also look at solder connections to make sure they are sound. A little contact cleaner applied to encoder through an opening so the spray gets inside will help clean contacts. If the knob itself is hard to turn, the shaft is likely bent, and there may be damage to the encoder itself.