M-Audio Ozone [37/48] M audio ozone midi setup and control

monitoring, mute the channels you are recording to, or send their output

to another bus.

In a typical Direct Monitor application, plug your microphone and guitar

into Channel 1 and Channel 2 on the rear panel. Arm a pair of inputs in

your computer recording software and set their recording levels using the

Gain controls on the M-Audio Ozone.As detailed in the previous sections,

you want the recording level to be as high as possible without distorting.

Make sure that the recording software is not outputting the audio you’re

recording, or else you will hear the signal played twice from the outputs.

Next, set the Direct Monitor Level for each Channel Input to your

speakers or headphones and you are ready to record. If you are recording

your mic and guitar while listening to tracks already recorded in your

computer, you might want to listen once and set your Direct Monitor Level

relative to the tracks playing from your computer.

NOTE: In this scenario, you may want to hear your mic and guitar in

the center of the stereo image. To achieve this, locate the Direct

Monitor switch on the M-Audio Ozone rear panel, and switch it to

the “Mono” position.

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.

M-Audio Ozone MIDI Setup and Control

A typical MIDI system would include your M-Audio Ozone, a computer,

MIDI sequencing software, software synthesizers and/or a MIDI compatible

sound module.This type of setup can be connected as follows:

The M-Audio Ozone is connected to the computer via the USB port

connectors, using the supplied USB standard cable.

The M-Audio Ozone can play any software synthesizers that are installed

in your system, as well as the synthesizer that is part of an internal sound

card.This will depend on how you set up your software (see the section

entitled “Using the M-Audio Ozone in your Application Software”).

The “USB” MIDI Output of the M-Audio Ozone can be connected to the

MIDI In of a sound module. The audio output of the sound module can be

plugged directly into the Aux Input of the M-Audio Ozone. The M-Audio

Ozone’s Output 1 and 2 can then be plugged into a sound system, or into

a mixer, which is then connected to a sound system (see the section

entitled “M-Audio Ozone Audio Setup”).