And uses it every day in his studio.
You sir are wrong,
ksandvik wrote:BTW first time I saw a Venom in real life was last night at GC.
The keyboard keybed, ugh, I would say that keyboard would last max 10 gigs if you gig with it.
ksandvik wrote:BTW first time I saw a Venom in real life was last night at GC.
The keyboard keybed, ugh, I would say that keyboard would last max 10 gigs if you gig with it.
Personally, I don't have any problems with the keyboard. I own several MIDI keyboards and use Venom as my studio controller.topaz wrote:The fist time I saw a venom was 4 months ago. The keyboard player has since done about 30 shows with it
And uses it every day in his studio.
You sir are wrong,
ksandvik wrote:BTW first time I saw a Venom in real life was last night at GC.
The keyboard keybed, ugh, I would say that keyboard would last max 10 gigs if you gig with it.
Sparky77 wrote:Personally, I don't have any problems with the keyboard. I own several MIDI keyboards and use Venom as my studio controller.topaz wrote:The fist time I saw a venom was 4 months ago. The keyboard player has since done about 30 shows with it
And uses it every day in his studio.
You sir are wrong,
ksandvik wrote:BTW first time I saw a Venom in real life was last night at GC.
The keyboard keybed, ugh, I would say that keyboard would last max 10 gigs if you gig with it.
I was not expecting weighted keys or hand carved inlays. Although on my next keyboard I do plan to hire European craftsmen to carve different animals on every key.
Boy, that will be something.t
He..he...welcome to Club Venom!!8)I can see it's going to be quite a time soak - hours went by playing with the presets and I haven't even hooked it up to a laptop yet.
The X-Station has a LOT more immediate tactile controllers...it's bristling with knobs and sliders compared to the Venom. In addition it also has a LOT of templates already written for many of my fav VSTi's. All in all tho, I think they'll compliment each other nicely!This is one of a few advantages the X-Station has over the Venom. But the Venom has some interesting waveforms to work with. And it's multi-timbral, unlike the X-Station!
I did that for two weeks!CapnLockheed wrote:He..he...welcome to Club Venom!!8)I can see it's going to be quite a time soak - hours went by playing with the presets and I haven't even hooked it up to a laptop yet.
I can see why - this thing is a blast.K-Bee wrote:I did that for two weeks!CapnLockheed wrote:He..he...welcome to Club Venom!!8)I can see it's going to be quite a time soak - hours went by playing with the presets and I haven't even hooked it up to a laptop yet.
On the standalone editor - select venom synth in/out, for the midi in/outs(Not venom midi in/out btw), make sure you 'untick' all midi ports open when selecting these, in preferences de-select(untick) autosense on start-up, it will then default to your chosen selection upon next start-up - however I'm crap at explaining - on the top of the editor you can choose to open the pdf manual - it is explained properly there.frank3si wrote:I can see why - this thing is a blast.K-Bee wrote:I did that for two weeks!CapnLockheed wrote:He..he...welcome to Club Venom!!8)I can see it's going to be quite a time soak - hours went by playing with the presets and I haven't even hooked it up to a laptop yet.
I do have a question: as noted earlier, I'm a guitarist with my first real synth, so I know I've got a learning curve. I just used Cubase over the summer to mix the multitracks of a band I had in the 1980s, so that I'm familiar with, MIDI not so.
Anyway, I just installed the latest drivers, updated the firmware, and installed the newest version of the editor. All went well, and adjustments I make on the editor are heard through Venom, so we have no communication issues. But when I started the editor for the first time, there was a message about not having MIDI channels set or selected. I took a quick look in the MIDI tab of the editor once it started, but didn't touch anything as all seems well. Did I miss something, or is there something I still need to assign? For now I just have Venom connected to a laptop rather than to my recording PC, though I'll want to do that in the near future...
Thanks for any input!
No doubt being able to use an editor inside Cubase as a plugin will be very handy!!Although cannot wait for Mkdr to do his!
KungFuDaz wrote:So ... got my Venom all set up nicely working like a charm through ableton live on windows 7 64 bit .. using tascam us600 audio interface.
Only problem I'm having now is the venom won't sync to vysex.
I can load vysex and edit patches alright and save them on my pc.
I want to be able to sync them so they're actually stored on the venom.
I have the latest drivers/firmware etc yet on the vysex global mode switch between direct and virtual bank modes it doesn't matter which I press the venom will not sync !!
I'm probably doing something stupid that I can't see, has anyone else had anything similar happen???
Thanks
Aha I have now and it worked great thanksHave you set venomsynth in out and opened banks view then hit "sync selected" ?
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