I am interested in buying a Venom, but there are no drivers for Windows XP Professional 64-bit Edition, which is my preferred operating system. Korg and Yamaha have always seen fit to write drivers and editors that work in XP x64. Why do M-Audio (and practically every other manufacturer including Roland, the third giant) consider XP x64 to be too trivial to bother supporting? Really. You're losing a sale here. Who knows how many thousands of others? In this economy, can you afford to alienate any possible source of revenue? Just, please, consider writing 64-bit XP drivers and software. It's really nothing more than Windows Server 2008 with an XP interface. How difficult can it be? Without those drivers and the extended access of the editor, the Venom does not look as promising as the price would hope to warrant.