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Lexicon Alpha USB Desktop Recording Studio

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      Lexicon Alpha USB Desktop Recording Studio (103840849)
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A compact, USB-powered interface with Lexicon's world-renowned audio quality.

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Like the Omega and Lambda, the Lexicon Alpha USB Audio Interface is a complete portable desktop recording studio. It offers a 2x2x2 USB I/O mixer which is powered directly from the USB bus. You can be connected to the XLR inputs and the 1/4" balanced line inputs at all times while controlling input levels and monitoring from the front panel. The front panel also offers a Hi-Z instrument input and a 1/8" headphone amplifier output suitable for all headphone types. Alpha ships with Steinberg Cubase LE recording/editing software and Lexicon Pantheon VST reverb plug-in.Cubase LE offers 48 tracks of tracking, supports up to 8 VST instruments, and is compatible with both VST system link and Rewire 2. The Lexicon Pantheon VST reverb plug-in offers 35 factory presets and 6 reverb types and lets you edit 16 parameters per reverb type.

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Lexicon Alpha USB Desktop Recording Studio Features:

  • 2-channel USB interface16-bit/44.1kHz to 24-bit/48kHz audioOne XLR microphone input2 TRS line inputs2 TRS and RCA line outsHi-Z instrument input (front panel)1/8" headphone jackZero-latency direct monitoringUSB bus poweredInput level controls with peak meters




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  • Great Interface even if Cuebase Le is a possesed child

    As reviewed by ryan on 8/4/2011

    The Interface runs like a champ. it works great going straight or going thru my yamaha 16/6 mixer. the outputs for the speakers are absolutly awsome. if you're looking for a way to make the sound going from i tunes to your mixer. it sounds perfectly clear 500% better than using a heaphone jack. and the recording quality is great. cuebase le is a pain in the butt to register and makes all kinds of noise durring playback while trying to master tracks part of that is the fact i'm using a crap computer. btw. when mixdowning or " creating the audio track " the static noises cuebase makes durring mastering dont show up in the final product.

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  • It's not good!!!

    As reviewed by Silence on 8/28/2007

    It sounded great at first, then it started to have really loud clipping and static noises. I thought it was my speakers so I turned them off and listened through my head phones. The result was still the same. This interface is faulty.

    31 of 130 people found this review helpful.

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  • Lexicon Alpha USB Audio Interface

    As reviewed by akukla15 on 9/27/2006

    I just purchased a Lexicon Alpha USB Audio Interface and I am very impressed with the sound quality and ease of use. I'm using a P4, 3.2GHz PC with 1GB of RAM and a 40GH harddrive. I just installed the software and plugged the interface in and started recording. I have not run into any latency or sound clipping issues. Sounds very good for a Sennheiser E835 mic into the XLR input. Recorded from my line out on my Marshall JCM 2000 into the Instrument Input on the front of the unit, and from a single mic in the middle of the room during a full rehersal. The Cubase software it comes with is user friendly and the reverb plug in sounds pretty good for being digital. This unit also acts as my main sound card. Great for laying down tracks for other band members to hear or for recording a live practice session for review. Might want to go with something better if you plan on selling your music. Could have used another XLR input, but for the price this unit and it's features are very good.

    58 of 63 people found this review helpful.

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