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Thread Lexicon Omega Studio USB audio interface?

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ekogan19

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1 Posted on 09/02/2006 at 10:26:04
Hi guys, I'm looking into starting up in recording music on my computer, and I am looking at buying the Lexicon Omega Studio USB audio interface. Does anyone have any experience with this? Is it any good, or do you have other recommendations. Also, another question about it: The system requirements state that it needs a EIDE/Ultra DMA 7200RPM hard disk type or better. I am recording on a new laptop, and if I have only 5200 RPM hard drive, does this mean it won't work on my computer? Thanks.

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ra7or

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2 Posted on 09/04/2006 at 04:04:56
it will work anyway, BUT cubase will be slow like hell. go with 16 bit recording to be sure your system doesnt hang
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