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General| Brand | M-Audio |
|---|---|
| Model | Black Box |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
Lists all items provided in the M-Audio Black Box package.
Specifies the necessary computer hardware and operating system for optimal use.
Highlights the enhancements and new features of the Black Box's version 2 firmware.
Provides detailed descriptions of the 40 guitar amp models and their inspirations.
Details the 121 beat-synced modulation and filter effects available.
Adjusts preset volume and manages background noise with a gate.
Controls signal balance and assigns drumbeats to presets.
Assigns expression pedal functions and manages tempo source selection.
Details how to use the built-in chromatic tuner for guitar and bass.
Explains the process of saving and naming custom presets on the device.
Describes how to reset the Black Box to its original factory default configuration.
Explains how to leverage the Black Box's audio/MIDI interface capabilities.
Discusses audio latency issues and how the Black Box minimizes them.
Covers syncing the Black Box with external MIDI clocks from DAWs.
Step-by-step instructions for installing drivers on Windows XP systems.
Instructions for installing M-Audio drivers on Mac OS X operating systems.
Configures input sources, timing, and MIDI channels for effects processing.
Adjusts buffer sizes to manage latency on Windows systems.
Manages preset saving/loading and firmware updates for the device.
Displays device version information and provides links to support resources.
Guides on integrating the Black Box with DAWs for recording.
Details connecting and setting input levels for microphone and instrument signals.
Explains balancing input and playback signals during recording sessions.
Details recognized channel mode messages for MIDI control.
Defines system common messages for MIDI synchronization and control.
Describes real-time MIDI messages for timing and transport control.
Defines SysEx messages for device identification and version information.
Details SysEx messages for transmitting single parameters and entire presets.
SysEx messages for requesting stored presets and selecting drumbeats.
SysEx messages for selecting presets, requesting/transmitting edit buffers and main parameters.
Copies factory presets to user slots and resets main parameters.
Copies user presets to factory preset locations.
Defines the byte-level structure and parameter mapping for each preset.
Details the byte structure for global settings like tempo, gate, and I/O routing.
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