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APPENDIX 4

FireWire vs USB

There are two types of connectors used to hook up popular Audio and MIDI

interfaces to your computer – USB and FireWire (IEEE 1394). FireWire supports

much greater bandwidth than USB 1.1 so you can use more channels of digital

audio at higher sampling rates and bit depths with your application. USB is

OK for less demanding applications with just a couple of channels of input

and output. FireWire is better able to handle multi-track operation with lower

latency and higher  delity.

FireWire Interfaces

M-Audio o ers  ve FireWire multi-channel audio/MIDI interfaces that work

with Pro Tools M-Powered – the Ozonic keyboard and interface, the FireWire

410 and FireWire 1814, FireWire Audiophile, and FireWire Solo.

Ozonic

Ozonic is a 37-note velocity- and pressure-sensitive MIDI keyboard, with plenty

of MIDI-assignable knobs, sliders, buttons, joystick, and other controllers. It

also incorporates an audio interface with four inputs and four outputs, a MIDI

interface, a microphone preampli er, instrument inputs, and a headphone

output.

Ozonic has 40 MIDI-assignable controllers that you can use to program

and perform with RTAS virtual instruments and effects – bringing back

tactile control. So, for example, you could assign the mod wheel to the cut-

o frequency of your virtual MiniMoog or map Ozonic’s slider bank to the

drawbars of your virtual tone wheel organ.

Figure A4.29

Ozonic 37-key  rewire

Audio/MIDI interface

and controller.

Ozonic connects to your computer via FireWire and also incorporates both

MIDI and audio interfaces. So, if you already have a laptop or desktop, a pair

of powered monitor speakers, and maybe a microphone or guitar, Ozonic

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