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Chapter 1: Introduction
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Venom User Guide
M-Audio Venom Drivers
Windows XP, Vista, and 7
Avid recommends that Windows users download and install the most recent Venom drivers found on our
website (www.m-audio.com). If you do not have access to the internet, you can install the drivers using the in-
cluded Venom installation disk.
These drivers add functionality and let you:
• Use Venom with Pro Tools
® M-Powered™ recording software.
• Achieve low latency monitoring with ASIO-compatible applications, such as Ableton Live or Cubase.
• Use the M-Audio Venom control panel to import MIDI files for the phrase arpeggiator.
• Use Venom with more than one application at the same time.
• Use long system exclusive (SysEx) commands—required to use the Vyzex Venom Editor application.
• Simultaneously use other class-compliant USB devices with audio capabilities.
Venom is also a class-compliant device that offers basic functionality on Windows XP, Windows Vista, and
Windows 7 systems without having to install additional drivers.
Mac OS X
Driver installation is not required in order to use Venom with your Mac OS X computer. However, you down-
load and install the Venom drivers from our website (www.m-audio.com), and follow the onscreen instruc-
tions if you wish to do either of the following:
• Use Venom with Pro Tools M-Powered recording software.
• Use the M-Audio Venom control panel to import MIDI files for the phrase arpeggiator.
If you do not have access to the internet, you can install the drivers using the included Venom disk. Other-
wise, the class-compliant drivers built into Mac OS X provide full support for all features of Venom with Core
Audio and Core MIDI.
IMPORTANT: When using Venom class-compliant (i.e., without installing drivers) in Windows, the computer will search for
the M-Audio DFU (device firmware upgrade tool) and display a Found New Hardware Wizard. The M-Audio DFU is a com-
ponent of Venom that is enabled when the M-Audio Venom drivers are installed, but is not necessary for class-compliant op-
eration. You have the following options:
• Cancel the Found New Hardware Wizard and start using Venom immediately. The Found New Hardware
Wizard will appear every time your computer detects that Venom is connected (when restarting your com-
puter or Venom, or disconnecting and reconnecting Venom).
• Follow the Found New Hardware Wizard until it gives the option not to be prompted to install this hardware
again.
• Download and install the latest drivers from our website (www.m-audio.com), and follow the onscreen in-
structions. If you do not have access to the internet, you can install the drivers using the included Venom in-
stallation disk. After these drivers have been installed, the Found New Hardware Wizard for the M-Audio
DFU will no longer be displayed.
• The installation procedure is described in the printed Quick Setup Guide.
- User Guide 1
- Legal Notices 2
- Documentation Feedback 2
- Contents 3
- Chapter 1: Introduction 5
- USB MIDI Interface 6
- Minimum Requirements 7
- M-Audio Venom Drivers 8
- Top Panel Overview 9
- Mono Monitor Button 10
- Phrase Arpeggiator 10
- Octave/Transpose Buttons 10
- Performance Control Matrix 11
- Mode Buttons 12
- LCD Display 12
- Value Knob and Bank Button 13
- Multi Controls 13
- Front Panel Connector 14
- Figure 3. Venom back panel 15
- Venom User Guide 16
- Making Connections 17
- Venom Audio Input Connections 18
- Venom MIDI Connections 19
- Programs 20
- Editing Multi Programs 21
- Using the Arpeggiator 26
- Using Global Mode 27
- Resetting Venom Defaults 28
- Demo Mode 29
- Configuring Venom on Mac 31
- Configuring Venom on Windows 33
- Venom Properties, Latency tab 34
- Pattern Import 35
- Import Settings 36
- Using Venom with your DAW 37
- Recording MIDI from Venom 38
- 3 Start playback 39
- Vyzex Venom Editor 40
- Vyzex Venom Editor Window 41
- Common Controls 42
- Arp (Arpeggiator) 43
- Pitch Bend and Modulation 44
- Performance Controls 44
- Single Program Editor 45
- Program Name 46
- OSC Page 47
- Oscillator 2 48
- Oscillator 3 controls 49
- Mix Controls 50
- Filter Controls 51
- Envelope Controls 52
- Voice Controls 53
- Pitch Controls 54
- LFO Page 55
- Insert Effect 57
- Distortion 58
- Master EQ 59
- MOD Page 60
- Table 7. Modulation Sources 61
- Table 10. Mod Destination 62
- AUX Page 63
- Aux FX 1 64
- Gate controls 65
- Delay controls 65
- Aux FX 2 66
- Single File Notes 68
- Multi Program Editor 69
- Multi Part Selectors 71
- PARTS Page 72
- Parts Controls 73
- Channel Controls 74
- Arpeggiator 75
- Aux & Master Controls 76
- VOICE Page 77
- ARP Page 78
- Pattern Editor 80
- Global Editor 81
- Bank Manager 83
- MIDI Channel Messages 84
- Insert Effects (Per Channel) 87
- Unisono Controls 88
- Master Section Controls 88
- Oscillator Controls 88
- Modulation Matrix Access 89
- Appendix B: System Exclusive 90
- Implementation 90
- <addr1> Format 91
- <cs> Checksum 93
- SysEx Strings 93
- <data> Format 93
- Storing and Recalling Patches 94
- Handshaking 95
- Arpeggiator Data Format 96
- SysEx Parameters 97
- Single Program Dump 101
- Effects and Mixer Data Dump 105
- Arpeggiator Header Data Dump 106
- Global Parameters Data Dump 106
- Environmental Compliance 108
- Australian Compliance 109
- Canadian Compliance 109
- CE Compliance 109
- Safety Compliance 110
- Technical Support (USA) 113
- Product Information 113
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