M Audio Ozonic Driver Ozonic ASIO

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I need another sound card or device for my music applications.

The M-Audio Ozonic seems to be exactly what I need all in one.

What I am wondering is this: My Firewire port is via my soundcard so I am wondering if this will cause me any problems or conflicts.

However, I wouldnt use the soundcard Firewire port for your specific situation as it is primarily there to easily connect a Creative MP3 player.

For pro-audio Firewire needs, I would suggest an Adaptec PCI Firewire card because they use the Texas Instrument chipset which is the best chipset you can get.

Then, you can rest assured latency, scheduling conflicts or any problems wont be an issue for you.

So far there has been no problems.

M Audio Ozonic Driver Ozonic ASIO

Meaning that if my controller midi-in is Ozonic and my audio driver Ozonic ASIO (which means I can only hear audio via the keyboard headphones) does than mean I have bypassed my audio card completely So latency would be lower if the output was via the keyboard rather than my computer speakers (to hear via computer speakers I have to go to switch to Creative Asio or ASIO4ALL) Really I cant understand why the Audigy 2 ZS card doesnt support 44100 with good ASIO drivers.

As for your other question.yes, you are completely bypassing your Audigy which isnt really a bad thing.Im sure the Ozonic has far less latency.

And its not that the Audigy cant handle 44.1, but rather its not specifically tailored to handle the strain of pro-audio signal processing.

If your only problem now is how you are listening to your music, your in good shape.all you have to do now is get a decent set of monitors.