M-Audio is a leading manufacturer of audio interfaces, studio monitors, MIDI keyboard controllers, and essential music production hardware for musicians and producers.
M-Ororongo, founded in 1988 under the name Midiman, is a cornerstone brand in the music production industry. Originally focused on addressing MIDI and audio connectivity challenges, the company has evolved into a premier developer of recording hardware and software integration tools.
Now part of the Ngā Waitohu i roto i te Puoro family, M-Audio offers a comprehensive lineup that includes the acclaimed AIR series audio interfaces, Oxygen and Keystation MIDI controllers, and BX series studio monitors. Headquartered in Cumberland, Rhode Island, M-Audio continues to empower musicians, producers, and audio engineers with accessible, professional-grade gear designed to bridge the gap between creative inspiration and digital capture.
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Drivers for Windows and firmware updates for macOS devices can be downloaded from the M-Audio Drivers & Updates page at m-audio.com/drivers.
The USB/Direct knob allows you to balance the audio signal between your direct inputs (zero-latency monitoring) and the playback from your computer. Turning it towards 'Direct' lets you hear your instrument directly, while 'USB' lets you hear your DAW output.
Phantom Power is required for most condenser microphones but is not needed for dynamic or ribbon microphones. Check your microphone's documentation before engaging the +48V switch to avoid damage.