M AUDIO FAST TRACK ULTRA 8X8 USB 2.0 PORTABLE
M AUDIO FAST TRACK ULTRA 8X8 USB 2.0 PRO

M AUDIO FAST TRACK ULTRA 8X8 USB 2.0 PORTABLE

Having now established themselves in the MIDI interface and audio interface product categories, Midiman entered the MIDI keyboard controller market in 2002 with the introduction of the portable 25-key Oxygen8. In the years following, Midiman grew business further by entering into distribution deals with Propellerhead Software, Ableton, ArKaos, and Groove Tubes microphones, The success of the Midiman and M-Audio products, combined with the distribution revenues, resulted in 128% growth for the company in 2001 and 68% growth in 2002, making Midiman the fastest-growing music company in the US for both of those years. In the year 2000 and in conjunction with the announcement of the Delta Series PCI audio interfaces, Midiman introduced 'M-Audio' as the new brand for their audio products. Growth, re-branding and Avid acquisition The next products of note were the Midisport and Bi-Port range of MIDI interfaces which were far more commercially successful than any other Midiman product to date, and which established a core product category for the company for many years to come.ДЇollowing the commercial success of the MIDI interface line, Midiman introduced the Flying Cow and Flying Calf A/D / D/A converters, and entered the audio interface product category for the first time with the 4-input, 20-bit DMAN 2044.

M AUDIO FAST TRACK ULTRA 8X8 USB 2.0 PRO

The first Midiman product was named the 'Midiman,' a MIDI-to- tape recorder synchronizer, but the first products that experienced mainstream success were the Syncman and Syncman Pro VITC-to- LTC/ MTC converters. Midiman first established itself as a manufacturer of small, affordable MIDI problem solvers, sync devices, and interfaces.

After founding the company as Music Soft and changing the name to Midiman due to Yamaha Corporation already owning the rights to the Music Soft name, Ryan began the company with hardware solutions designed to solve the challenges of connecting MIDI, audio, and computer equipment together for the purposes of music production. M-Audio was founded in the late 1990s by Tim Ryan, an engineer and graduate of the California Institute of Technology who had co-designed the Con Brio Advanced Digital Synthesizer and helped develop MIDI software for Commodore and Apple computers, including two of the best-selling MIDI software titles at that time, Studio One and Studio Two.

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