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Appendix B: System Exclusive Implementation

Venom User Guide

<addr1> Format

<addr2> / <addr3> Format

The Address format can have 3 different types of data to address, either individual patches or used as an index

into actual patch data itself.

Address Edit Buffer Format

When Addr1 ID is 00 for accessing Edit Buffers, the format is as follows:

The following table details the values used for Addr2 ID to select an Edit buffer:

<Addr1> Function

Edit Buffer Dump

Single Patch Dump

Multi Patch Dump

Arpeg Data Dump

Arpeg Pattern Dump

Single Name String

Multi Name String

Arpeg Name String

Edit Global Param

Edit Single Param

Edit Multi Param

Edit Multi Part1 Param

Edit Multi Part2 Param

Edit Multi Part3 Param

Edit Multi Part4 Param

Edit Effect Param

Edit Arpeg Single Param

Edit Arpeg Part1 Param

Edit Arpeg Part2 Param

Edit Arpeg Part3 Param

Edit Arpeg Part4 Param

Data [H] Description

<addr2>

Edit Buffer Dump

Selects which Edit buffer to address

Addr3 has no significance in this SysEx

<Addr2> Description

Global Edit Dump

Single Edit Dump

Multi Edit Dump

Multi Part1 Edit Dump

Multi Part2 Edit Dump

Multi Part3 Edit Dump

Multi Part4 Edit Dump

Effect Edit Dump

Arp Header Single Edit Dump

Arp Header Part1 Edit Dump

Arp Header Part2 Edit Dump

Arp Header Part3 Edit Dump

Arp Header Part4 Edit Dump

Arp Pattern Single Edit Dump

Arp Pattern Part1 Edit Dump

Arp Pattern Part2 Edit Dump

Arp Pattern Part3 Edit Dump

Arp Pattern Part4 Edit Dump

Synthesis Type	Virtual Analog
Polyphony	12 voices
Oscillators	3 per voice
Arpeggiator	Yes
Headphone Output	1 x 1/4" TRS
Effects	Distortion, delay, reverb, chorus, phaser
Keyboard	49 keys
MIDI	In, Out, USB
Audio Outputs	2

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