User manual M-AUDIO OMNI STUDIO USB

[. . . ] OMNISTUDIO USB English Table of Contents 1. . 11 Balanced Cabling & Connections . . 12 Unbalanced Cabling & Connections . . 12 Stereo Input and Insert Cables/Connections . [. . . ] Click "Continue. " Select your OS X hard drive. Click "Continue. " When prompted, click "Install" to continue. 22 When prompted, click "Continue Installation. " When prompted, click "Restart" to finish the installation. After the computer has restarted, plug the OmniStudio USB into your computer's USB Port and power it on. Go to "System Preferences" in the Apple Menu. Select the "Sound" preference panel, and click the "Output" tab. Select "M-Audio OmniStudio USB" to choose the OmniStudio USB as your default output device. 23 Mac OS9 Insert the M-Audio driver CD into your CD-ROM drive and open the CD to view its contents. Double click on the OmniStudio USB folder to open the installer. Double click on the "M-Audio OmniStudio USB Installer" icon. An icon labeled OMNISTUDIO USB will appear on your desktop. Double click on the OmniStudio USB icon. The file M-Audio OmniStudio USB Installer. mpkg will appear. Double click on the installer file. NOTE: Before installing the OmniStudio USB under OS9, you will need to install OMS if you have not already done so. Please refer to the section on installing and setting up OMS below for more information. Click "Continue" in the M-Powered screen. Read the instructions screen, then click "Continue. " The installer will copy the necessary files to your system drive. You will be prompted to restart your computer. Click "restart. " When your computer has restarted, connect the OmniStudio USB to your computer's USB port and power it on. Under Control Panels, select Sound, then select the Output tab. Click on M-Audio OmniStudio USB to select OmniStudio USB as your default audio device. ASIO Driver Installation: When you execute the Omnistudio USB Installer under OS 9, it installs the necessary extensions into the Extensions Folder. It also installs the OmniStudio USB's MIDI drivers into the OMS folder, assuming you have already installed OMS. And finally, it installs the OmniStudio USB's ASIO drivers in every installed application's ASIO Drivers folder. (If you have renamed your ASIO folders or moved them to where the installer can't find them, the installer will place an M-Audio Omnistudio USB ASIO icon on your desktop. When you open your audio application, the OmniStudio USB's ASIO I/O should be available in the audio devices menu. 24 Installing and Configuring OMS (MacOS 9 Only) The OmniStudio USB driver CD also contains the program files for OMS (Open Music System), Opcode's MIDI-management application. OMS must be properly installed and configured for the OmniStudio USB's MIDI communication to function properly. IMPORTANT: Installation of OMS must be completed prior to running the OmniStudio USB installer. This is required in order for the OmniStudio USB's MIDI driver to be placed into the OMS folder, and for it to function properly. To install OMS: Locate the OMS folder on the OmniStudio USB driver CD. Double-click on the "Install OMS" program icon, inside the OMS folder, to run the OMS installer. Following the on-screen instructions, you will be guided to successful completion of the OMS installation. You may then install the OmniStudio USB drivers. To configure OMS: Locate the Opcode folder on your system drive, and open the OMS Applications folder. [. . . ] Choose a DMA-compatible hard drive with a fast seek time and at least 7200 RPM, and make sure this audio drive does not share the IDE bus with your CD-ROM. You can find a wealth of additional information on optimizing your computer by doing a search on the Internet, by researching professional audio forums, and in various pro audio magazines and publications. 37 Problem: No sound. 14. Troubleshooting Possible Cause 1: Drivers have not been correctly installed, or the OmniStudio USB has not been properly configured in your audio software. Possible Cause 2: Audio connections have not been properly made. Check your connections and your cables for continuity. [. . . ]