malletKAT User Manual (ver.07-17-18)
Sensors can vary slightly from each other. Also over time, the sensors response can vary as well. The pad
training provided on the malletKAT eliminates the problem. The reason for this is because the malletKAT can
“see” 255 levels of dynamics. MIDI only has 127 levels. When you hit the pad soft and hard in the training
process, you set the minimum and maximum levels. These values are then imposed over the MIDI dynamic
response curves. The slight variations possible from sensors are masked because the malletKAT is twice as
dynamic as MIDI.
Global Auxiliary Shortcut #07
malletKAT Express
Auxiliary Editing Screens require pressing the Edit Footswitch and Sustain 1 pedal at the same time (See Section
4.1.1(https://alternatemode.com/online-docs/malletkat/#malletkat-express-accessing-editing-functions)
)
GLOBAL PAD TRAINING (TO TRAIN ALL PADS)
You can train the entire instrument for your personal dynamic response. This training affects the entire instrument,
and all pads receive the same response values. Once you enter Global Auxiliary Screen #7, the malletKAT will
prompt you to hit any pad to continue with the training process.
When you “hit a pad to continue”, the malletKAT will ask you to hit any pad softly.
For best results, before registering a soft hit, you should release the Edit footswitch.
If you choose to
abort training, tap the Edit footswitch BEFORE finishing this process…
When you train a soft hit, after a moment will ask you to hit any pad hard. This completes the global dynamic
training.
Global Auxiliary Shortcut #79
malletKAT Express
Auxiliary Editing Screens require pressing the Edit Footswitch and Sustain 1 pedal at the same time (See Section
4.1.1(https://alternatemode.com/online-docs/malletkat/#malletkat-express-accessing-editing-functions)
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