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3 Select Drumkit.
The display will be inverted.
4 Use the VALUE controller to select the drum kit that you wish to edit.
5 Press Key.
The display will be inverted.
6 Use the VALUE controller to select the note number that you wish to edit.
The settings for that note number will be displayed in the lower part of the LCD. (You can also
select the note number by pressing the ENTER key and playing the note on the keyboard.)
7 Set the parameters for the selected note number.
If you wish to switch between High and Low Drumsamples using velocity, select the desired High
Drumsample and Low Drumsample, and set the BottomVel to 64 (for most people, a note played
with medium force). With this setting, a strongly played note will sound the High Drumsample,
and a softly played note will sound the Low Drumsample.
If you want to sound only one drum sample, set the BottomVel to 1 and select the High Drumsam-
ple. With this setting, the High Drumsample will be sounded regardless of the velocity.
The Ex parameter is used when you wish to group several drum samples together to prevent them
from sounding simultaneously. For example since it is impossible for a real drum set to simulta-
neously produce both a closed hi-hat sound and an open hi-hat sound, you might specify the
same Ex number for the key playing a closed hi-hat and the key playing an open hi-hat sample.
This would prevent the unnatural effect that would occur if these two sounds were played
together.
When you un-check the Assign box, you cannot assign the drum sample and Ex settings to the
key. When you play the key on the keyboard, the sound of the key to the right will be produced a
semitone lower in pitch.
8 As necessary, repeat steps 5 – 7 to create the drum kit.
Since the edited settings are kept in memory as you make them, there is no need to use the Write
operation.
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