Chapter 5: Advanced Synthesizer and Effects Editing
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Venom User Guide
Root Note Determines the root note reference (0–127, or C–2 to G8) for the pattern. The Root Note setting only
applies when the Arpeggiator Mode is set to Phrase. The root note sets the relationship of the output MIDI
data (from the selected Phrase Pattern) to the input note data. For example, if the Pattern MIDI note is C3, and
the root note is a D3, playing G4 on the keyboard results the pattern playing back transposed down a whole
step (F4).
Note Order Controls how Arpeggiator plays back (Up, Down, Up/Down Exclusive, Up/Down Inclusive, Down/Up Ex-
clusive, Down/Up Inclusive, or Chord).
Octave Range Determines the number of octaves (–4 to +4) in which the arpeggiator plays notes. A setting of
+1 means that the arpeggiator plays the keys that are held, then plays the same notes an octave higher. Neg-
ative settings make the arpeggiator play notes in octaves below the ones that are held. This parameter is dis-
abled when the Arpeggiator Mode is set to Drum.
Latch Determines whether the arpeggiator latching function is active. If the Latch is enabled, the arpeggiator
continues playing the current note data after you release the keys. If the Latch is disabled, the arpeggiator
stops when the keys are released.
Bipolar Enables or disables bipolar operation of the Octave Range setting (On or Off). If the Octave Range setting
is +1 and Bipolar Range is turned On, the arpeggiator plays the held notes first, then plays an octave up, then
plays the held notes, then plays the notes an octave down.
Single File Notes
The Vyzex Venom Editor lets you store metadata for each Single Program. This information is only saved with
Vyzex Venom Editor files stored on your computer, this information is not stored on the Venom synthesizer.
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