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Should you want to tweak these, all 16 parameters are laid out on one page, and the plug-in is pretty CPU-efficient, too. No software monitoring options. Sonically, the U22 performs well, and there's plenty of juice in the mic preamps for most situations. Both mic inputs can supply 48V phantom power a single switch activates both channels and, once again, there's a front panel LED indicator. With only MB of content included, it doesn't exactly set the world on fire, plus you're limited to one basic drum kit and one percussion kit. The most interesting piece has to be Lexicon's own Pantheon II reverb.

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As is the case with most interfaces nowadays, the U22 comes bundled with some free software. Plugging into the instrument jack automatically engages input 1, and there's a useful LED indicator just below the lexicpn knob, in case you forget that it's active. Should you want to tweak these, all 16 parameters are laid out on one page, and the plug-in is pretty CPU-efficient, too.

The mic preamps themselves use a ii high-voltage design from dbx, with a maximum gain of 58dB. No software monitoring options. Both mic inputs can supply 48V phantom power a single switch activates both channels and, once again, there's a front panel LED indicator.

Lexicon Ionix U22 review | MusicRadar

The fact that the monitor mix affects both the 'phones and main output could be slightly annoying but, on a more positive note, there's a very useful switch that determines whether or not the inputs are blended to mono for the monitor feed or hard panned.

This VST and AU plug-in includes six reverb types ambience, chamber, obix, room, plate and customspread across lexicn presets. Although Lexicon made its name with high-end digital reverb units, it's branched out in recent years.

Even so, the ergonomic design is very practical, and we're surprised that more manufacturers haven't onox down this path. Sonically, the U22 performs well, and there's plenty of juice in the mic preamps for most situations.

Pros Direct hardware monitoring. The Ionix range of three desktop-friendly audio interfaces is the company's latest offering - they're all designed to sit between your computer keyboard and monitor.

The U22 is solid, if underpowered, but we won't deny that its physical attributes give it a lot of appeal. With only MB of content included, it doesn't exactly set the world on fire, plus you're limited to one basic drum kit and one percussion kit. You won't find any form of digital audio connectivity either.

Tactile interface with stylish metering. Most connections are hidden round the back - including MIDI In and Onox - although the instrument and headphone jacks are conveniently positioned on the sides. The lack of digital connections on a unit at this price is surprising, however, and coupled with the fact that there's no additional software monitoring, it doesn't feel as well spec'd as similarly-priced alternatives.

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Unfortunately, the U22 acts as a dongle, so don't expect Pantheon II to work without the interface attached. Expensive considering feature set. The U22 has a solid, chunky metal chassis, and oexicon at home betwixt keyboard and screen. Our Verdict The U22 is solid, if underpowered, but we won't deny that its physical attributes give it a lot of appeal.

Obviously, you'll need to leave space for cabling, but the side access for headphones and instrument jack makes perfect sense. The most interesting piece has to be Lexicon's own Pantheon II reverb. But even so, once you've registered the program, you're eligible for the upgrade path.