M-Audio Ozone [30/48] Application software setup

Connection Status: The M-Audio Ozone Control Panel will only be

accessible when your M-Audio Ozone is connected to the computer and

recognized by the system. When the M-Audio Ozone is not connected, the

panel will either be grayed out, or a message will pop up indicating that the

M-Audio Ozone is not recognized.

In Mac OS X (only), when your M-Audio Ozone is connected to your

computer’s USB port and recognized by the system, this section will

indicate a “Connected to M-Audio Ozone” status.

Application Software Setup

Once the M-Audio Ozone driver has been installed, you will need to

configure your MIDI and audio application software to utilize the M-Audio

Ozone. The manner in which this is done varies between applications, so

we can just cover the basics here.

Enabling MIDI: Generally with both the Mac and PC, most MIDI

applications have a MIDI port configuration or settings dialog box,

sometimes called “MIDI Devices” or “MIDI Setup.” It is within this dialog

box that you will select or enable your MIDI input and output devices.

If the M-Audio Ozone drivers are properly installed, then the port

selection in this case will be the M-Audio Ozone In-1 (“Port 1” on Mac) in

the input column, and then M-Audio Ozone Out-1 (or Port 1) in the

output column. Input 1 (or Port 1), corresponds to the information that

will be sent from the M-Audio Ozone keyboard to your computer.

M-Audio Ozone Out-1 (or Port 1), corresponds to the MIDI information

sent from your music application to the physical MIDI output on your

M-Audio Ozone that is marked “USB.” Make sure that those items are

highlighted or checked.The output port that you select on a specific MIDI

track within your sequence will output MIDI information to the keyboard

or sound module that is attached to that port.

Enabling Audio: After installing the M-Audio Ozone drivers and opening

a music program for the first time, you may be prompted to profile your

new audio device—the M-Audio Ozone. If you’ve used the program

before, you’ll have to do this yourself, or “manually.” How you do this will

vary from program to program, so check your user’s guide.

On both Mac and PC, there should be an “Audio Preferences” or “Audio

Setup” screen within your music software (though there are a few music

programs that are MIDI only). Once you’ve profiled the M-Audio Ozone,

make sure that the inputs and outputs of your audio software are set to use

the M-Audio Ozone for recording and playback. In ASIO applications, make