Lexicon OMEGA - ANNEXE 723 Owner's Manual page 22

Recording Multiple Channels At One Time - Section I
5. Turn the Omega Studio
6. Now let's start recording. Click on the
7. Turn the Omega's Monitor Mix control clockwise to the Playback position. Now press
D. RECORDING FROM S/PDIF
ping. Repeat this procedure for microphone 2 using the Mic 2 gain knob. Now let's
set the level of the keyboard and the guitar. On the front of the Omega make sure the
button is in the
METER ASSIGN
notes on the keyboard while turning up the Line 4 gain knob. Strum some chords on
the guitar and bring up the line 3 gain while turning up the Line 3 gain knob.
not over-dubbing. Adjust headphone level with the Output Level control. Mic 1 and
the guitar will be in the left headphone, and Mic 2 and the keyboard will be in the
right. If you would rather hear everything in the center, press the Monitor switches
(beneath the USB Assign switches) in to the Mono position. But resist the tempta-
tion to turn down levels on the front of the Omega to get a headphone mix – Levels
have been properly adjusted for the best signal-to-noise ratio on the tracks.
on Cubase ® LE 4's Transport Control.
BUTTON
Play the keyboard or guitar while singing into the
microphone. When you are finished recording press the
Cubase LE 4's
PLAYBACK
recorded. Adjust the overall listening volume with the Output level knob, and the play-
back levels and pan positions of individual tracks with Cubase LE 4's Mixer window.
One of the key features of the Omega Studio is its ability to monitor S/PDIF in real
time with no latency. This allows you to record directly from a device with the S/PDIF
digital output and listen while you are recording. S/PDIF is a digital signal that car-
ries a stereo signal on a single cable for left and right.
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position (Button is in). Now play some loud
3-4
TM
Monitor Mix control all the way to Direct, since you're
RECORD
button to listen back to the tracks you have just
V
.
STOP BUTTON
S/PDIF Inputs