Just as info, the Omega has one really nice upside and a really serious downside. The upside is that pretty much everything I record through it sounds great. I assume its the coloration of the preamps, cause I also have a couple of other preamps and interfaces, and the Omega makes for the best acoustic guitar and vocal tracks. Nice, clear clean and warm. Downside that is probably a result of USB 1.1 is that the latency on them is terrible. I pretty much can't use a MIDI device through them.

And I wind up with almost 40ms delay on my guitar running through Guitar Rig 5. And this is on a new i7 machine that is screaming fast on everything.

Latency SoundGrid ASIO/Core Audio driver uses a network buffer when connecting to the SoundGrid network in addition to the ASIO/Core Audio buffer. Record and mix professionally on your computer. With the Omega Desktop Recording Studio, Lexicon has taken a whole-system approach to desktop recording. Omega Studio is an integrated computer recording system that includes the Omega 8x4x2 USB I/O mixer, Cubase LE, and Pantheon world-class Lexicon reverb.

All these things work just fine on my firewire card, but are unusable through the Omega. So I sometimes do acoustic guitar and vocals using it, and pretty much nothing else. You might be on the right track, AFAIK the Omega depends on being the Windows 'default device'. That it doesn't show up there would mean that the interface is not installed properly.

Here, on winXP, I don't have to have the Omega be the default device. (I usually do anyway, but I've at various times used an old soundblaster as the default, with the Omega just in Reaper.) It's odd that it would work in Cubase but not in Windows/Reaper.

I'm not sure how that's even possible. I have had better luck using ASIO4ALL vs. Win & Win Inno Cxt Manual there. The Lexicon drivers (note I'm on XP vs. Win7 of pcmusicpro's friend. Idhu Kadhala Vijay Tv Serial Episode 69. ) Maybe try to uninstall the Omega drivers and just give ASIO4ALL a whirl.

DigiTech® Sound Community:: Guitar Products Community Search: RPx400 pages only Guitar pages only All Sound Community RPx400 Thread:: Lexicon Omega ASIO Driver () Author Message Critic81 member since: messages: 28 Subject: Lexicon Omega ASIO Driver Well guys i made a good discovery today in the hope of 24 bit audio and an ASIO driver. The Lexicon Omega is a device by the harmon group and offers an ASIO driver. Well i downloaded it and tried to install it but you need to have the Omega to install it.

But you can get access to the WDM drivers for the Omega and they are the exact same drivers that we have for the RPX. Also they are made by CEntrance. Saathiya Serial Video Songs Download. I went to the website and they offer drivers for ASIO and 24 bit and our drivers for the RPX is from this group. So i am thinking that there is hope out there for us.

The reason the drivers wont install is because it looks for a specific USB Device ID where the RPX is only one number different from the Omega. So if anyone out there knows how tp emulate a USB device ID or change it when it connects to the computer, i'm willing to try to get these drivers installed and see if it works. Also another way to do it is if someone knows how to edit exe files but that is a longshot. Any thoughts, post um up. Oddjob member since: messages: 3 Subject: Re: Lexicon Omega ASIO Driver Find the Omega driver ___.inf file and open it in a text editor.

The USB VID (vendor ID) and PID (product ID) are in there. You may be able to edit the file to use the RPx400 PID and install the driver and use it with the RPx400. Critic81 member since: messages: 28 Subject: Re: Lexicon Omega ASIO Driver Ya I tried that and i got it installed but nothing worked. () Vote on this thread: Mark this as a 'Sticky' thread. Don't mark this as a sticky thread. () © 2017 DigiTech®.