M-Audio Venom

Chapter 5: Advanced Synthesizer and Effects Editing
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Venom User Guide
MIDI Receive Clock Determines whether or not the Master Tempo synchronizes to external MIDI Clock. When
set to On, the master clock always synchronizes to incoming MIDI clock pulses and stops if they are not pres-
ent. When set to Off, the master clock is autonomous and runs based on the Tempo setting. When set to Auto,
Venom looks for clock pulses to synchronize to within the supported tempo range, but if no external clock
pulses are present, the master clock runs autonomously. If clock is present on both the USB and MIDI input
jacks, the clock from USB takes precedence.
MIDI Transmit Clock Determines whether or not Venom transmits MIDI Clock based on the Master Tempo set-
ting. When set to On/Arp, Venom transmits clock pulses only when the Arpeggiator is running. When set to
On/Always, clock pulses are transmitted at all times according to the master clock. When set to Off, clock is
never transmitted.
MIDI Single Select Determines whether or not Single Programs respond to MIDI Program Change messages.
MIDI Multi Select Determines whether or not Multi Programs respond to MIDI Program Change messages.
Note that since Multi Parts can be set to any MIDI channel, Multi Program changes are handled with the bank
change number assignments above the Single Program banks.
Arp Routing Determines globally where MIDI data from the Arpeggiator is sent. When set to Local+Keyb, arpeg-
giator data is sent to the sound engine, but not to the MIDI outputs. When set to Local+MIDI, arpeggiator data
is sent to both simultaneously.
Sustain Pedal CC Determines the MIDI controller number (0–131) of the Sustain pedal. The default setting is
MIDI Controller 64 (Sustain), but it can be set to any MIDI controller number.
Expression Pedal CC Determines the MIDI controller number (0–131) of the Expression pedal. It defaults to
controller 11 (Expression), but it can be set to any MIDI controller number.
Mod Wheel CC Determines the MIDI controller number (0–131) of the Modulation Wheel. It defaults to con-
troller 1 (Modulation Wheel), but it can be set to any MIDI controller number.
USB Record Lets you choose whether or not the internal voices of the synthesizer will be mixed into the USB
audio stream sent to the computer. When disabled, no audio from the synthesizer engine is transmitted over
USB, but any audio signal coming in the Auxiliary Input, Microphone Input, and Instrument Input ports is.
Mono Record When this option is enabled, and the Mono button is enabled, the Microphone, Instrument, and
Auxiliary inputs are recorded in mono in addition to being monitored in mono. When this option is disabled,
the Mono button does not affect the USB record stream; the Microphone and Instrument inputs will be
recorded to the Left and Right channels respectively, and the Auxiliary Inputs are recorded in stereo.