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Home Recording - lexicon omega


Expert: Wayne Tapia - 10/9/2009

Question
hi, i have a lexicon omega, i'm using acid pro 5,which i think is way better than cubase, well, i'm just more use to acid pro 5,how do i hook-up a digitech 2120 pre-amp to it?...can i take the left and right outs from the preamp and run them into the back of the omega or do i have to use the inserts on the back?

Answer
I'd try both ways and see which sounds better. I'm thinking the inserts may be a better choice because the regular input wouls be adding another gain stage (and more chances for unwanted distortion).
You won't damage anything since everything is line level signals, so try both.

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