Playing the pads
Similar to an acoustic drum set, this digital drum set responds to various playing techniques,
dynamics and velocity. With some voices changing tone depending on the strength of the strike.
1. The Mesh snare pad has 2 sensor zones: main pad and pad rim. On selected voices the rim
can have 2 velocity specfic sounds that create a side stick (soft) and also a rim shot (hard).
2. Crash 1 and Crash 2 cymbal pads have one zone and also a CHOKE sensor, hit the cymbal
and then pinch the central part of the rim to choke (stop) the sound.
3. The Tom pads have 2 sensor zones: main pad and pad rim.
4. The Ride cymbal has 2 sensor zones: cymbal rim on the edge of the pad and cymbal bell
towards the centre of the pad. The Ride cymbal also features the CHOKE function.
5. The Hi-Hat cymbal pad has a single zone sensor. The different sounds of the hi-hat are
controlled by the Hi-Hat control pedal.
Hi-Hat control
The Hi-Hat sound changes depending on the action and position of the foot pedal:
1.Strike the Hi-Hat cymbal pad without pressing on the pedal for an OPEN Hi- Hat sound
2.Strike the Hi-Hat cymbal pad with the pedal pressed almost fully down for a HALF OPEN
Hi-Hat sound.
3.Strike the Hi-Hat cymbal pad with the pedal fully pressed down for a CLOSED Hi-Hat
sound
4.Pushthe Hi-Hat pedal fully down without striking the Hi-Hat cymbal to create the
PEDAL Hi-Hat sound.
round metal parts
sliding parts
Note: When installing the hi-hat cymbal, leave
a distance of 5-10mm between the round
metal part and the plastic sliding part,
depending on how much travel you prefer
your hi hat to have.
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