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General| Brand | Audiofront |
|---|---|
| Model | eDRUMin |
| Category | Media Converter |
| Language | English |
Overview of eDRUMin device capabilities, including universal trigger inputs, 10-bit sampling, low latency, and jitter.
Details on pedal input, DC current warnings, and powering the eDRUMin via USB or DC power jack.
Lists supported drum pads and hihat controllers, expression pedals, sustain pedals, and footswitches.
Step-by-step instructions on how to attach the eDRUMin to a drum stand or hihat stand using a clip.
Instructions for installing the control application and enabling eDRUMin in MIDI software.
Guide on connecting drum pads, using the Preset Manager, and loading trigger settings.
Changing note assignments and manually adjusting trigger settings for pads.
Navigating the application using the Input Selector and Sidebar for quick access to controls.
Overview of the Trigger Editor for pad configuration, scan settings, and MIDI output.
Setting the electronic wiring and available controls based on the connected pad type.
Quickly setting up pads by automatically adjusting scan settings through hits.
Adjusting Gain, Thresh, Scan, Hold, and Decay for optimal transient detection and performance.
Preventing false triggers and adjusting articulation velocity multipliers.
Fine-tuning pad response with Rimshot Range and Hotspot Suppression controls.
Detecting secondary articulations and reliable bell triggering for cymbals.
Adjusting Min/Max Range controls for positional measurement and center/edge detection.
Assigning MIDI notes to pad articulations and using the Note Panel.
Enabling MIDI notes for choking cymbals, in addition to aftertouch messages.
Loading note assignments from predefined drum maps for various instruments.
Remapping velocity curves using Bezier handles for realistic drum dynamics.
Unlocking advanced features like Note Banks and independent velocity curves.
Using four banks per input and setting unique velocity curves for each articulation.
Configuring the Roland BT-1 trigger bar in Sensor or Xtalk mode for different connection scenarios.
Accessing trigger presets, pedal presets, and device snapshots using filters.
Creating, updating, exporting, editing, deleting, and importing custom user presets.
Configuring the pedal input for different functions based on pedal type and sensing settings.
Setting up hihat controllers and expression pedals in Hihat Mode for positional and velocity data.
Explains how to change pedal functionality using the MODE control.
Configuring Hihat Mode CC, linking inputs, and adjusting pedal MIDI settings.
Fine-tuning closed hihat notes and splashes using Pedal Method controls like Gain and Travel.
Using Impact Method for hihat velocity and controlling dynamics with Expression Curve and MIN control.
Using Hihat Levels Mode for pedal position-based triggering and Drum Map integration.
Explains options like Fast Stepping Fix and Always Send On Closed for specific software.
Detailed setup for Roland VH-12 and Hall Effect sensors, including polarity and calibration.
Configuring hihats for virtual instruments using Drum Map, Hihat Levels, and Hihat CC Modes.
Using sustain pedals and footswitches for bank changes and other MIDI functions.
Controlling banks of notes using pedals via Program Change messages and bank select range.
Features of eDRUMin 10 ports and how MIDI messages are routed between devices.
Instructions for updating firmware and changing device colors for MIDI port identification.
Connecting the iOS app via camera connection kit or Network MIDI for remote control.
Enabling 'Keep Device Powered' for continuous operation and managing iOS device sleep behavior.
Connecting multiple eDRUMin devices and managing crosstalk issues via MIDI routing.
Controlling banks of notes using pedals via Program Change messages and channel targeting.
Setting up hihats on stands, adjusting clutches, and calibrating the hihat for optimal performance.
General tips for using Audiofront controls, including modifier keys and note control adjustments.
Diagrams illustrating wiring for various types of drum pads and cymbals.
Diagrams showing wiring for expression pedals, sustain pedals, and footswitches.
Summary of MIDI functions, transmit, respond, passthru, and remarks for the device.
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