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ENGLISH 

14. Technical Data

Connections: 

10 x Trigger-Input (6.3mm Stereo jack) 

2 x Control Input for Hi-Hat and Cymbals (6.3mm Stereo jack) 

1 x Line In, stereo (6.3mm Stereo jack) 

4 x Line Out, mono (6.3mm Stereo jack) 

1 x Headphone Out (6.3mm Stereo jack) 

1 x USB 1.1 (Full Speed) 

1 x MIDI IN (Adapter required/optional) 

1 x MIDI OUT (Adapter required/optional)  

1 x Power connection (12 V DC; external power supply) 

Display/Memory:

 

LCD (20 x 4 Characters) 

4 GB Flash Memory 

Control Elements:

 

7 x Buttons 

1 x Knob (continuous) 

1 x Knob 

Data Space:

 

The operating system can manage up to 8,000 dsnd files, 1,000 folders, 800 
wav files. 

Character Length:

 

File names can be up to 63 characters and folder names (including subfolders) 
up to 127 characters long. 

Summary of Contents for Hybrid Pro DRU0039596-000

Page 1: ...FAME Hybrid Pro Sound Module ENGLISH Users Manual DRU0039596 000 DRU0039078 000 DRU0040488 000 02 2023 11 2020...

Page 2: ...d module was designed for use as an external electronic sound generator for drums By connecting drum pads or drum triggers an artificial drum sound is simulated in various forms and optionally played...

Page 3: ...ric shock due to high voltages in the device The housing must not be removed There are no parts to be maintained in the device Inside the unit there are components which are under high electrical volt...

Page 4: ...nderstorms floods etc HINT Use of racks when purchasing DRU0039078 000 FAME Hybrid Pro As soon as the device is mounted on a rack always ensure that it is securely and firmly fixed in place HINT Commi...

Page 5: ...from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Symbols on device and packaging The lightning flash symbol warns the user about non insul...

Page 6: ...8 MIXER UNIT Menu p 24 8 1 MIX p 24 8 2 TRIG p 25 8 3 HCAL p 29 8 4 HSET p 30 8 5 SPEC p 30 8 6 INTF p 31 8 7 OUT p 33 8 8 METR p 35 8 9 MIDI p 35 8 10 PREF p 36 8 11 MEM p 37 8 12 INFO p 38 9 4 9 PR...

Page 7: ...is is achieved by a complex multi layer process Drums and cymbals were recorded in hi end sound studios with multiple microphones at different distances Some sounds were rather dry and others with cle...

Page 8: ...rmances You can save an individually programmed metronome per kit You have a variety of time signatures and sounds at your disposal and can set the tempo precisely to your specifications The metronome...

Page 9: ...different sections With the three DATA buttons above the display you control the values or functions respectively in the upper half of the display Press the respective button directly above the desir...

Page 10: ...nnected to the computer R under Stat symbolises the read mode and W the write mode Please note that errors may occur in the file system if you disconnect the USB connection while the module is in read...

Page 11: ...me or does not react anymore this is due to a faulty SD card holder Contact us immediately at drums laden musicstore de and the error will be corrected Attention Only play in the program unit i e the...

Page 12: ...es Drum Channel Trigger Channel MIDI Note Zone Choke 1 4 8 9 SNARE SNARE F2 Head PERC 2 RIM F 2 Rim HIHAT HIHAT A2 A 2 B2 Bow Edge Foot KICK KICK D3 Head PERC 1 D 3 Head TOM 1 2 TOM 1 D3 Head TOM 2 D...

Page 13: ...ou connect a pad where the playing areas do not correspond to the zones of the drum channel For example if you use a tom pad on a CYMBAL channel you will not be able to trigger all sounds 3 Connection...

Page 14: ...u an optimal output solution for every situation From a simple stereo total mix on the headphones to individual monitor and playback setups you can realize almost everything with the routing possibili...

Page 15: ...ons These three buttons are used to change parameters step by step which are shown in the top two lines of the display below Examples Saving settings UNDO REDO steps start stop commands for the metron...

Page 16: ...f the parameter is in the upper row see example SOUND LAYER VOICE ATTACK HOLD DECAY and the value to be edited is below see example ATTACK 003 However there are also pages in which the value extends o...

Page 17: ...l hi hat controller to the corresponding inputs on the module Then call up the MIXER UNIT HCAL menu page Please note that this page is only displayed if the hi hat channel is selected Either select th...

Page 18: ...ecially useful for maintaining a constant Foot Chic kicked hi hat and Foot Splash kicked and quickly released hi hat You should devote some time to this parameter POFF With this value you can change t...

Page 19: ...settings from the HCAL page and adjust them to your individual playing style only available if the hi hat channel is occupied SPEC On this page you can configure settings to prevent double triggers or...

Page 20: ...i e the second of five units LED Programm In all other modes errors and freezing of the module will occur in continuous play mode New settings can also be tested in the other units Channel Menu CHAN...

Page 21: ...ton Save a kit If you have made changes to a programme page and want to keep them permanently you must save the modified kit A next to SAVE on the programme start page indicates that the selected kit...

Page 22: ...sition COPY First press the left button above the display Use the knob to select the kit number with which the active kit should interact Once you have selected the new kit number the three function o...

Page 23: ...tton again you will receive a REDO command for selection Now you can restore the previously discarded changes The UNDO REDO function is ideal for comparing new settings with the original kit This func...

Page 24: ...owing groups KICK K SNARE S HIHAT H TOMS T CYMBS C and PERC P However the assignment of the individual channels can also be adjusted individually on the page INTF Presentation In the mixer view the th...

Page 25: ...ds of other manufacturers or acoustic triggers to the Fame Hybrid Pro module TYPE Here you set the trigger type you have connected to the respective drum channel The individual types contain different...

Page 26: ...at various Piezo Switch control to Input B AcTr1 2box Ddrum Piezo Piezo small drum AcTr2 2box Ddrum Piezo Piezo medium drum AcTr3 2box Ddrum Piezo Piezo big drum RubH1 2box Piezo Piezo Rubber Heads S...

Page 27: ...e low trigger output Furthermore you can use GAIN to adjust the trigger behaviour to your personal playing style Set GAIN so that the LED chain see above will bounce at the hardest drum beat i e up to...

Page 28: ...es the signal strength increases continuously and evenly Lin1 Like Lin2 but the start volume is lower Norm The signal and velocity increase in the same proportion linear Neg1 The signal strength initi...

Page 29: ...hi hat the DATA button is without function HTYP Specify here which hi hat hi hat controller s you have connected DEF all common hi hat types and brands 2BOXHH 2BOX DrumIt Five Hi Hat ALEHH Alesis Cri...

Page 30: ...AINR With GAINR Gain Reduction you can reduce the input sensitivity of the selected channel This function is useful if the connected pad outputs a signal that is too strong Together with the GAIN para...

Page 31: ...er channel should be assigned Please note that only the first six FADER Groups can be used for this the groups LINE ACMP are permanently assigned CHAN Here you configure the MIDI channel via which MID...

Page 32: ...mmand is generated If the pedal is moved upwards again a NOTE OFF signal is sent The time between the NOTE ON and NOTE OFF signals determines whether a chick sound if long duration or a foot splash so...

Page 33: ...2 The click is routed to direct outs 1 2 3 4 the click is routed to direct outs 3 4 MIX The click is routed to MIX group METKR The menu item METKR not shown in the top row on the far right can be swi...

Page 34: ...rning the DATA knob and disable or enable the respective signal for the SUB mix by pressing the knob while holding down the MORE button Song and Metronome The Song and Metronome signals are treated se...

Page 35: ...e knob while holding down the MORE button you can switch to a finer tuning mode and then adjust the pitch in decimal steps DECAY This value determines how long the sample on which the sound is based s...

Page 36: ...when hi hat is closed In contrast to the controller data is transmitted continuously and not just once with the NOTE ON command Value 0 when the hi hat is closed and value 127 when it is open In cont...

Page 37: ...ts all kits and the order When you have successfully completed the operation Done appears in the display If NoChg appears the system has not made any changes 8 11 MEM On this page you can read informa...

Page 38: ...gives you information about the software status of your module DATA button and DATA knob have no function SERNR Serial number of the module BOOT Software version of the Boot program OS VER Software v...

Page 39: ...number indicates the KIT number Use the knob to select the individual kits programme positions SAVE See detailed descriptions in chapter 7 Save PLAY PAUSE PLAY starts if available the song or metronom...

Page 40: ...must save the kit SAVE This function is also useful for preparing different tempos for a live performance which you can then recall one after the other by selecting the corresponding kits STOP ALL Th...

Page 41: ...D mode You can now set the desired frequency see also FREQ HIGH Like the low frequency band the high frequency band has a shelf characteristic cow tail and has a corner frequency of 12 kHz Here too yo...

Page 42: ...module a appears under FILE instead of a number Split Wave Modus Press the DATA knob while holding down the MORE button to switch to Split Wave mode Now the symbols for song and metronome appear next...

Page 43: ...ned hi hat to 31 closed hi hat are available Off means that the hi hat controller is active 10 CHANNEL Menu This page shows you which trigger channel is currently selected and can therefore be edited...

Page 44: ...With a cymbal sound for example you can pre listen to Bell Bow and Edge with a kick sound of course only the head sound TUNE TUNE changes the pitch of the sound The lowest pitch is 12 12 half steps on...

Page 45: ...he loop is also only played once at maximum volume LG1 LG3 There are 3 independent loop groups available These are useful if you want to stop a running loop and start a new one at the same time Exampl...

Page 46: ...te that for your own sounds with few layer levels 1 10 layers the LAYER setting FIX should be selected otherwise the behaviour of the sound will be unnatural VOICE The values Poly and Mono are availab...

Page 47: ...If you want to hear the entire loop you must hold the button down for half a second To pause the loop again press the button again for half a second 12 2 CFNC You can assign not only sounds but also...

Page 48: ...ou determine where the sound should be heard in the stereo sound image right left Please note that the setting affects both the signal applied to the internal mixing console and the BUS signal the ind...

Page 49: ...n this chapter we will show you how the signal flow within the module is structured and give you ideas for the use of Hybrid Pro in practice based on a few ex 1 The pads are connected to the respectiv...

Page 50: ...ngly SPECIAL VOL remains unaffected In this situation the signal is now present at two different points On the one hand on the BUS solid line and on the internal mixer dashed line 4 In the MIXER UNIT...

Page 51: ...on 1 Rehearsal room the same signal on PA and headphones You connect the Fame Hybrid Pro module to a small PA in the rehearsal room and or play with headphones All signals from the mixing console MIX...

Page 52: ...ole Aux is connected to the line in socket of the Hybrid Pro module The headphone output now contains the signals of the Fame Hybrid Pro drum channels metronome song player plus the external monitor s...

Page 53: ...socket of the Hybrid Pro module The headphone output now contains the Hybrid Pro signals drum channels metronome song player plus the external monitor signal e g vocals bass guitar Outputs 1 to 4 prov...

Page 54: ...l Speed 1 x MIDI IN Adapter required optional 1 x MIDI OUT Adapter required optional 1 x Power connection 12 V DC external power supply Display Memory LCD 20 x 4 Characters 4 GB Flash Memory Control E...

Page 55: ...ther For this purpose an internal mixer is available in the MIXER UNIT menu on the page MIX see chapter 8 1 How do I save my changes You can save changed settings both for MIXER UNIT and for PROGRAM o...

Page 56: ...e Can I assign a separate MIDI channel to each drum channel Yes in the MIXER UNIT menu on the INTF page I have lost a cable Do I have to buy something specific The Fame Hybrid Pro cables are standard...

Page 57: ...ntally friendly and recyclable materials is of fundamental importance to us Please recycle the packaging components after use Disposal of Packaging Ensure that paper packaging plastic material etc are...

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