Top 20 Lexicon Omega Desktop Recording Studio Questions & Answers

Try here:

http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/SOUND-CARD/OTHER-SOUNDCARDS/Lexicon-Omega-Driver-25.shtml

The software is by Stienberg and is called "Cubase" that is delivered with the Lexicon. The Omega doesn't really have any software to speak of except for the drivers. Browse the software disk looking for the section containing the drivers. When you install it, it will create a Lexicon folder with the root of your C drive and in it will be an Omega folder. In that is a driver folder and a folder of help files. In the Driver folder folder you will find the installer file "Omega Setup". Launch that program to install the drivers. Please note I have one of these and it can be frustrating to get things working. Make sure in the PC in the control panel "sounds and devices" that under the tabs that the Omega is the device to send and receive and for voice. Once you have done the install, the Omega should be in the list of available devices to select as default.

An insidious problem is if the throughput of your computer is being used up by things like anti-virus, anti spyware. Turn OFF ALL of these throughput hogs when doing audio operations. Also turn off wireless communication and ANY other active USB throughput hogs.

These hogs will usually cause sharp noises thaat are essentially discontinuities of the audio waveform.

IF the noise you are getting is a "hiss" type noise, that is different. That is USUALLY caused by the user failing to set the gains and levels properly. Some electronic noise is from the statistical background noise likited by the laws of physics, It is important to record and set the level well above these noise floor points.

Balancing gain is important. Set the amplitude of the line out to be near line level and lower the gain of following amplifiers. This is just good practice.

Anyway, decide which of these two noise sources might be what you are seeing.

The third noise MIGHT be from ground loop noise... for that power ALL, and I do mean all interconnected equipment from teh same power receptacle/source AND used balanced lines such as XLR or TRS wherever possible.

One can burn up equipment if you have powered parts of it from different sources...such as connecting things together that get their power from different receptacles. Ground bounce and fault currents of defective equipment can burn up things. You will probably have to send your unit back to the factory for repair.

Make sure you verify that your computer meets the requirements for the Omega. I have one of these and it installed on an XP with no problem.

Maybe you have Vista instead of XP. OFTEN there are incompatibilities of Vista. If you have that or heaven forbod Windows 7, you may either need a different WDM or have to backstep to the XP operating system.

In short, VERIFY the requirements of teh Omega and its software with the OS and system you are trying to install it on.

A last thing to try is to install it while in "SAFE MODE".

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

According to the information I found, the serial number 103220 on your piano indicates that it was manufactured between 1910 and 1915

Try a good local electronics supply shop as Vince says or eBay. If you can remove it is will have a generic part number from the maker. With that you can Google the number. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Mixer%20Replacement%20Fader&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-156598-679417-4 Or you can get the whole unit for $50 https://reverb.com/item/11188486-radio-shack-ssm-1850-dj-mixer https://www.google.com/search?q=RadioShack+SSM-1850+replacement+fader ..

As it is under warranty, get the seller to repair it free of charge.

To transpose a sound on the Roland E-16 keyboard, you can use the Transpose function. Here's how to do it:

1. Press the FUNCTION button and then press the TRANSPOSE button.
2. Use the + or - buttons to select the number of semitones you want to transpose the sound. The range is -12 to +12 semitones.
3. Press the EXIT button to exit the Transpose function.

Once you have transposed the sound, it will be played back at the new pitch. Keep in mind that transposing a sound may affect the overall tone and timbre of the instrument, so you may need to make additional adjustments to achieve the desired sound.

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It sounds like you are experiencing a problem with your Casio Privia PX-135 keyboard. There could be several possible causes for this issue, including problems with the keyboard's internal hardware or software, or issues with the cables or connections between the keyboard and other equipment. To troubleshoot this problem, you could try the following steps:

1. Check the connections between the keyboard and any other equipment, such as an amplifier or speakers. Make sure all cables are securely plugged in and not damaged.
2. Try a different set of speakers or headphones to see if the issue is with the keyboard or the output device.
3. Check the keyboard's settings and make sure that it is configured correctly.
4. Try resetting the keyboard to its factory default settings. This can often resolve issues with the keyboard's software or firmware.

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Question edited for clarity, full 'make model (what it is)'. Here is the manual http://www.midimanuals.com/manuals/yamaha/ypt-400/owners_manual/psre403_en_om.pdf Press CTRL+F to use the find feature to find 'reset', ignore 'preset' which messes the results to 16 mentions.

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If you have speakers connected to it, disconnect them to see if the static stops. If there are no speakers clean the on / off switch and any volume controls with electronic switch cleaner. Other ideas here https://www.google.com/search?q=electone+organ+static+noise ..

the 100+ page manual has no words on data errors. so no history told when did it last work good.? try unplugging it over night an retest. the only 2 cures are: 1: buy there full shop manual and diagnose it. 2: get it serviced. you-do-or they do.

I suggest you try Ebay.Unfortunatle I see this kind of problem a lot where parts for not really that old products are unobtainable.

Try changing the batteries.