New M-Audio Oxygen Series Keyboards

US Sleek new look and DirectLink for a more powerful performance      14/10/09

New M-Audio Oxygen Series Keyboards


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Avid have introduced the new M-Audio Oxygen series: the first USB MIDI keyboard controller to feature DirectLink, a hassle-free control mode that instantly maps the Oxygen's controls to a digital audio workstation (DAW), giving musicians intuitive hands-on control over a session right from the keyboard. Here's what the company have to say...
Redesigned with a fresh look for stage and studio use and available in 25-, 49- and 61-key models, the Oxygen keyboards are ideal for laptop production, live performance and professional studio applications.
The Oxygen series controllers feature full-size velocity-sensitive keys along with a complement of sliders, knobs and buttons for tweaking and performing with software instruments. With DirectLink, these same controls instantly map to a DAW's mixer, pan, and transport functions, providing real time control with a variety of DAWs including Pro Tools®, Cubase, Reason, Live, Logic and Garageband.
"The new Oxygen controllers take M-Audio's classic Oxygen line to the next level with DirectLink, making it easier than ever to record, mix and shape a musical performance straight-away without any complicated set up," says Avid product Manager Tim Chandler. "DirectLink is simple, but effective - automatically linking up with useful controls in your music software. Ultimately, players and producers are able to be more creative and get musical results without the need for complex MIDI mapping or controller programming."
Pricing and Availability:
The Oxygen 25, 49, and 61 are currently shipping and carry a USMSRP of $149.95, $189.95, and $249.95 respectively.
European pricings are: GBP MSRP of £73, £92 and £121 and a EURO MSRP €87, €107 and €141 respectively. All pricing excluding VAT.
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