
This is the official video introduction to the M-Audio Venom, introduced last week at the 2011 NAMM Show.
The video features testimonials from veteran synthheads The Crystal Method, Mark Mothersbaugh, and James Dewees – but the segments featuring the synths designer, Taiho Yamada, are probable the most interesting.
The M-Audio Venom synthesizer is designed to combine the character of analog synths with modern digital processing, to deliver an ‘aggressive’ sound. Venom offers 12-voice polyphony, three oscillators per voice, ring mod, tube-style saturation, six resonant filter types, on-board effects, and a built-in Pro Tools M-Powered compatible interface.
Venom Synthesizer Features:
- the warmth of vintage keyboards combined with modern digital processing – aggressive new sound
- 512 single-sound patches and 256 layered patches – start playing right out of the box
- intuitive real-time performance controls plus software editor – endless sound design possibilities
- 49-key, full-size, synth-action keyboard – great playability
- Pro Tools compatible USB audio/MIDI interface – ready for the stage and studio
The M-Audio Venom is available now with a street price of $500. Details below. Continue reading →