What to do if there is no sound when playing pads on thomann Millenium NonaPad?
If you can't hear any sound when playing the pads on your thomann Music Mixer, ensure that the volume control is set appropriately. You may also need to set the volume to an appropriate level.
What to do if thomann Millenium NonaPad Music Mixer percussion pad is not detected by computer?
If your thomann Music Mixer's percussion pad isn't detected when connected to a computer, check the USB cable for a correct connection. If it's connected properly, try connecting the USB cable to another USB port on your computer.
Why does interference occur when using a cell phone with thomann Millenium NonaPad?
If you experience interference when using a cell phone near your thomann Music Mixer, it might be due to the phone's proximity. To prevent this, turn off the mobile phone or use it only at a safe distance from the mixer.
Why doesn't my USB flash drive work with thomann Millenium NonaPad Music Mixer?
If your USB flash drive isn't working with the thomann Music Mixer, it might be due to the format. The percussion pad only supports unpartitioned USB flash drives in the formats exFAT, FAT32, or FAT. Format the USB flash drive before use.
What to do if foot switches do not work on thomann Music Mixer?
If the foot switches on your thomann Music Mixer aren't working, first check if the cable is connected properly. If the connection is good, try turning the percussion pad off and on again.
What to do if thomann Millenium NonaPad percussion pad does not start after importing kits?
If the thomann Music Mixer percussion pad doesn't start after importing sound kits and drum kits, simultaneously press [KIT] and [OK] to delete the faulty kits and restart the percussion pad. If the problem persists, try re-importing the kits.
General| Brand | thomann |
|---|---|
| Model | Millenium NonaPad |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Provides details on accessing additional information, downloads, and support services.
Explains the use of brackets, quotation marks, and italics for controls and displays.
Defines signal words like DANGER, CAUTION, NOTICE and warning signs.
Specifies the proper use of the percussion pad and limitations.
Covers hazards for children, hearing damage, operating conditions, power supply, and staining.
Lists key features like velocity-sensitive pads, sounds, kits, memory, recording, EQ, effects, and metronome.
Identifies and labels the controls and pads on the front of the device.
Explains the purpose of each connection socket on the rear panel.
Guides the user on navigating menus, changing values, and confirming selections.
Details the process of selecting drum kits and adjusting waveforms (sounds).
Covers playing, recording, and managing loops with display structure.
Explains assigning effects and configuring equalizer, reverb, and limiter.
Covers setting the tempo and configuring metronome sounds, beat, rhythm, pan, and volume.
Details MIDI settings, internal pad configurations, and external switch/trigger settings.
Guides on using USB drives for samples, MIDI files, importing, exporting, and drive info.
Explains how to perform a factory reset of the device.
Explains how to update the device firmware using a USB flash drive.
Lists all input and output connection types and quantities.
Provides details on sounds, drum kits, effects, power, dimensions, weight, and ambient conditions.
Provides a detailed chart of MIDI functions, sent/received data, and notes.
Lists common problems with the percussion pad and their potential causes and solutions.
Explains the principles of balanced and unbalanced audio signal transmission.
Details the pinout for common audio connectors like TS and mini phone jacks.
Provides instructions for environmentally friendly disposal of packaging.
Guides on proper disposal of the electronic device according to WEEE directive.
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