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My basic thought of the problem is that it has to be a simple one because my goal is very simple. I'm very anxious to hear what this thing is capable of because I'm very used to the Lexicon sound. The reason that I want to incorporate this unit into my set up is because it's just been sitting around in my rack for quite awhile and I've never actually used it. And yes (I know it's very basic and yet often overlooked) I have made sure the OUT's are going to the IN's and vice/versa I have even plugged a microphone directly into the unit to make sure it is capable of receiving audio ( and yes it does register signal ) When the MX200 is recieving a digital signal correctly, a small LED on the front panel is going to be lit (which it currently is)

I've read the manual for the MX200 and it doesn't support any other sample rates than 44.1 ( which is cool because that's usually the sample rate I'm working with) MBOX II Pro ( S/ PDIF ) out -> Lexicon MX200 ( S/PDIF ) in.Lexicon MX200 (S/PDIF) out -> MBOX II Pro (S/PDIF) in. Well, obviously I'm not doing it right otherwise I wouldn't be here asking for helpĪnyways, it's a pretty simple routing that I'm trying to complete and I'm having zero results. I have created and set up all the necessary path's and have been routing audio to and from the interface to the FX unit. These in turn feed optimisations back to the core library and thus increase overall efficiency.I'm having trouble getting audio to and from my MBOX II Pro to my Lexicon MX200 effects unit. Few Algorithms - Once again, the benefit of a large community is that multiple efficient algorithms can be generated for all aspects of numerical linear algebra.With a custom matrix library, it is likely that it will be restricted solely for an individual use case and thus edge cases are unlikely to be checked. Buggy Code - A large community surrounding an open-source project leads to a greater number of bug fixes as edge cases are discovered and corrected.