Hello, I must connect lexicon MX 300 to a footswitch pedal. Which configuration need Lexicon to function with pedal ?

SOURCE: Lexicon alpha interface is recording a faint high pitched sound

Check for ground loops.

You MIGHT be able to cut the noise by setting the EQ's to clip the highs.

Andy Bell

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• Posted on Sep 15, 2009

SOURCE: No accompianing software with purchase of Lexicon Alpha Recording

http://www.lydrommet.no/artikkel/vis.php?id=37514try this click for the manual I have used it before for the same unit and the manual is here....Good luck Andy

SOURCE: my device manager doen't recognize the drivers i

Here is the support site for downloads:http://www.lexiconpro.com/product.php?id=7#downloads Hope this helps.

SOURCE: Lexicon Alpha got phantom?

The Lexicon Alpha does NOT have phantom power. The mic input expects a standard mic or a "self-powered" condensor mic. This means that you will neex external phantom power. There are power units available that use 9V batteries for this.

Dan

SOURCE: im having a problem with hearing my b-1 studio

Sorry but... Very simply, you CANNOT use a condenser mic with the Alpha since it does not supply the required Phantom power for the mic. You must step up to another interface to use condenser mics. You can use dynamic mics with the Alpha or other audio sources. I use a Roland/Cakewalk UA25E interface with condenser mics and also the Lexicon Omega which does have Phantom power for the mics..