M-Audio 37-Key Audio/MIDI Interface and Controller Ozonic Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 62)

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 that 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 multitrack operation with lower latency and higher fidelity.

FireWire Interfaces

M-Audio offers five FireWire multichannel audio/MIDI interfaces that work with Pro

Tools M-Powered—the Ozonic keyboard and interface, the FireWire 410 and FireWire

1814, and 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 preamplifier, 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 cutoff frequency of your virtual MiniMoog or map

Ozonic’s slider bank to the drawbars of your virtual tone wheel organ.

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M-Audio 37-Key Audio/MIDI Interface and Controller Ozonic Manual de usuario Pagina 62