How to fix continuously sustained notes on ddrum USB Interfaces?
If notes sustain continuously on your ddrum USB Interfaces, it's likely due to stuck notes from incomplete MIDI data. To resolve this, send an All Notes Off message by pressing the function up and function down buttons simultaneously.
Why is the display not lighting up on my ddrum USB Interfaces?
If your ddrum USB Interfaces display isn't lighting up, the issue is likely a lack of power. If using USB power, ensure the power switch on the back of the DDTi is in the OUT (USB) position. If using an AC adapter, verify it's plugged into a working outlet and the power switch is in the IN (AC) position.
What to do if there is too much delay using ddrum USB Interfaces?
If you experience too much delay or latency between hitting the pad and hearing the sound trigger on your computer with ddrum USB Interfaces, there might be another device on your computer's USB bus. Try unplugging other USB devices, particularly high-bandwidth ones like disc drives. Also, check your software's latency settings and adjust them accordingly.
Why is my ddrum DDTi pad triggering without being hit?
If your ddrum USB Interfaces pad is triggering even when you're not hitting it, the pad's Gain setting might be too high, or the Threshold is too low. Try lowering the pad’s Gain setting or raising the Threshold setting.
What to do if software doesn't receive MIDI data from ddrum DDTi USB Interfaces?
If your software application isn't receiving MIDI data from your ddrum DDTi controller via USB, ensure that the DDTi or “USB” MIDI device is listed as an active MIDI source in your application.
Why is my ddrum DDTi trigger not sending Note On messages?
If your ddrum USB Interfaces trigger isn’t sending any Note On messages, the Trigger Type might be set incorrectly, or the Threshold level is too high. Try selecting a different Trigger Type or lowering the trigger’s Threshold level.
Why does my ddrum DDTi USB Interfaces footswitch behave in the opposite manner?
If your footswitch behaves in an opposite manner with ddrum USB Interfaces, and you are using a footswitch with the INC/DEC input, turn the unit’s power off, wait a moment, and then turn it on again. Always ensure that footswitches and triggers are connected to the DDTi before powering on the unit. For other footswitches, go to Trigger Type and reselect the type with the footswitch in the UP position.
Why is my ddrum DDTi USB Interfaces hi-hat pedal sending information when not in use?
If your hi-hat pedal is sending information even when you are not using it with ddrum USB Interfaces, the pedal’s threshold is likely set too low. Increase the pedal’s threshold setting.
How to adjust secondary zone on ddrum DDTi USB Interfaces dual-zone trigger?
If you are using a dual-zone trigger and can’t adjust your secondary zone for editing on your ddrum USB Interfaces, the primary zone of the trigger might be triggering simultaneously. Reduce the gain and/or increase the threshold for the primary zone while editing the secondary zone, then return the primary zone back to its proper setting.
Why are some sounds louder than others on my ddrum USB Interfaces?
If some sounds are louder than others with your ddrum USB Interfaces, the gain might not be set correctly. Use each trigger’s Gain setting to balance out the level of the sounds.
Description of the FUNCTION UP/DOWN and VALUE UP/DOWN buttons for navigating DDTi functions and parameters.
Resets the entire DDTi unit to its original factory default settings.
How to transfer DDTi settings and presets using MIDI System Exclusive (SysEx) messages.
General| Brand | ddrum |
|---|---|
| Model | DDTi |
| Category | USB Interfaces |
| Language | English |
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