Each new recording will begin following a 3-second countdown.
Tempo Interface (Metronome)
Press the TEMPO button to open the Tempo menu. Here, you can use the navigation buttons and the +/-
buttons to select and adjust various parameters.
The speed, beat, rhythm, voice and volume can be individually adjusted.
Parameter
Value
Description
Speed
20-260
Metronome speed in beats per
minute (BPM)
Beat
1-9
Number of notes per beat
Rhythm
4 types
Rhythm of each beat
Voice
6 types
Sound of the metronome (e.g.
tempo blocks, cowbells, mechanic,
human voice)
Volume
0-127
Metronome volume
Sound module settings
Go to SET UP to open the module’s main settings menu. Here, you can select one of the following
submenus:
– Trigger setting interface
– MIDI setting interface
– MIX interface
– System setting interface
Trigger setting interface
The trigger setting interface allows you to adjust settings such as sensitivity, threshold, curve and dynamic
range. Please note, there are two pages of adjustable settings, which can be accessed using F1-F3.
Use the navigation or +/- buttons to select the next trigger or adjust the parameter.
The following parameters can be adjusted:
Parameter
Value
Description
Sensitivity
0-31
Set the sensitivity of the pads/triggers for the optimum playing feel
Threshold
0-31
Only activate the trigger when a minimum value has been reached
Curve
Linear
Linear curve, where the strength at which the trigger is struck
determines the volume of sample
EXP1 /
EXP2
Exponential curve (where EXP2 gives the most extreme curve) where
a harder trigger strike has a more extreme effect on the volume of the
sample.
LOG1 /
LOG2
Logarithmic curves (where LOG2 is the more extreme curve), where a
lighter trigger strike has more effect on the volume of the sample.
SPLINE
Large volume difference between soft and hard trigger strikes.
LOUD1 /
LOUD2
Get a powerful volume when the trigger is struck lightly.
Dynamic Range
0-9
This controls the dynamic range of the trigger. The lower the value, the
less dynamic the reaction of the trigger. The higher the value, the more
dynamic the reaction of the trigger. You can experiment with your
playing dynamics by setting the Dynamic Range to a higher value.
All information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further notice.
User manual version: 1.0
Creation date + author initials: 07-05-2020 RV Revision date + author initials:
