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|G5 – Owner’s Manual

12.1.1

Parameter

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12.1.2

X-Talk

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12.1.3

Preset

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MIX

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13.1

General

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13.2

HiHat volume

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13.3

FX Level

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EFFECTS

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14.1

Ambient

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14.1.1

FX Send - Ambient

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14.2

Instrument-Reverb

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14.2.1

FX Send - Reverb

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Preset

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14.2.3

Reverb-Types

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14.2.4

Reverb-Parameter

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14.3

Room-Reverb

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14.4

Multi FX

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14.4.1

FX Send – Multi FX

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14.4.2

Preset – Multi FX

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14.4.3

FX Type – Multi FX

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14.4.4

Parameter Detail – Multi FX

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Record USB/SONG / PLAYER

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15.1

Songplayer

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15.2

Record

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USB Load/Save

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16.1

Import – Wave/Sound

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16.1.1

Load – Wave/Sound

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Summary of Contents for G5

Page 1: ...s owner s manual carefully before operating the device and take note of the safety information Keep this document available for immediate reference Download the complete owner s manual on gewamusic com https www gewamusic com downloads Manufacturer GEWA music GmbH Oelsnitzer Straße 58 08626 Adorf GERMANY www gewaelectronics com ...

Page 2: ...ulatory Information Canada XII 1 8 Recycling XIV 2 Scope of Supply GEWA G5 1 3 Mounting instructions 2 3 1 Mounting the module bracket 2 3 1 Connecting external equipment to the G5 module 2 3 1 1 Front 2 3 1 2 Rear Panel 3 3 1 1 Cymbals 4 4 User interface 6 5 Switchin the device ON and OFF 8 5 1 Icon List 9 6 Before you start 10 6 1 Welcome Wizard Start Assistant 10 6 2 Trigger Setup 12 6 1 Hi Hat...

Page 3: ...ade Sensitivity 22 8 2 Metronome settings Click 23 8 3 Options 25 9 KIT 26 10 INSTRUMENT 27 10 1 Sound editing 28 10 1 1 FX Send 29 10 1 2 Sound 30 10 1 1 Sound Grouping 31 10 2 Equalizer Compressor 32 10 3 Second Sound 35 10 3 1 Sound selection Second Sound 36 11 TRIGGER SELECT 37 11 1 Select change individual triggers banks 38 11 2 Preset Load and save 39 11 3 Hi Hat calibration 40 12 TRIGGER SE...

Page 4: ... Instrument Reverb 57 14 2 1 FX Send Reverb 58 14 2 2 Preset 59 14 2 3 Reverb Types 60 14 2 4 Reverb Parameter 61 14 3 Room Reverb 62 14 4 Multi FX 63 14 4 1 FX Send Multi FX 64 14 4 2 Preset Multi FX 65 14 4 3 FX Type Multi FX 66 14 4 4 Parameter Detail Multi FX 67 15 Record USB SONG PLAYER 73 15 1 Songplayer 73 15 2 Record 76 16 USB Load Save 77 16 1 Import Wave Sound 78 16 1 1 Load Wave Sound 7...

Page 5: ...Set Edit 90 17 4 2 Song Edit 91 17 4 3 Set Edit Name list 93 17 5 Master Headphone Equalizer Compressor 94 17 6 MIDI 95 17 6 1 MIDI Pad Settings 97 17 6 2 MIDI Control 100 17 6 3 MIDI Global Settings 102 17 7 Switch Control 106 18 Setup 108 18 1 Bluetooth 110 18 1 1 BT Name 112 19 Update 113 20 Useful Information 114 20 1 Warranty 114 20 2 Troubleshooting and possible solutions 115 20 3 MIDI List ...

Page 6: ...Controls 125 20 3 6 Compressor Input Gain Reduction Output levels Response Packet description 127 20 3 7 Trigger Settings Edit NRPN Controls 128 20 3 8 Trigger Curve Packet description 129 20 3 9 Other NRPN Controls 129 20 3 10 Output Levels Response Packet description Host 5916 131 20 3 11 MIDI Settings 132 20 3 12 Metronome Settings 132 21 Technical Data 134 ...

Page 7: ...ructions given here 1 1 SYMBOLS USED IN THE MANUAL The following symbols are used to signal risks and to give advice Level of Risk Symbol Definition Serious Injuries WARNING Failure to observe the following safety instructions can result in serious injury or death Electrical Hazard WARNING Failure to observe the following safety instructions can result in serious injury or death by electrical haza...

Page 8: ...nsure that the ventilation is not impeded by covering the ventilation openings with items such as newspapers table cloths curtains etc Do not place naked flame sources such as lighted candles on the apparatus Candles or oil lamps can tip over and cause a fire Never bring open fire on or near to the digital drum set Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or oth...

Page 9: ...ght please therefore see section Technical Data 1 4 IMPROPER USE EXAMPLES Exposing the digital drum console to an open air or moist rainy environment Setting up the digital drum set in damp rooms Using power supplies not authorized by GEWA music or connecting the console to an electrical outlet despite mismatching local voltage specifications Playing the digital drum set close to electrical or ele...

Page 10: ... conformity is declared EN55032 2015 EN55035 2017 A11 2020 EN61000 3 2 2014 EN61000 3 3 2013 EN301489 17 V3 2 4 EN62368 1 2014 A11 2017 Compliance with the above directives is confirmed by the CE label on the device The declaration of conformity can be viewed at the following address GEWA music GmbH Oelsnitzer Straße 58 08626 Adorf GERMANY ...

Page 11: ...d to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reason able protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communica ti...

Page 12: ...and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This information is also shown on the permanent label at the bottom side of each device RF Exposure Statement This equipment complies with ISED radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the RSS 102 of the ISED radio frequency RF Exposure rules This e...

Page 13: ...areil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi même si le brouillage est susceptible d en compromettre le fonctionnement Ces informations sont également affichées sur l étiquette permanente en bas de chaque dispositif Déclaration concernant l exposition humaine aux RF Cet équipement est conforme aux limites d exposition humaine aux radiofréquences d ISDE exposés pour environnement contrô...

Page 14: ...hat devices labeled with this symbol must be disposed separately from household waste Under the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act owners of devices marked with this symbol are required by federal law to deposit waste electrical and electronic equipment in a separate waste collection Please help us with your contribution to protect the environment by not depositing your old electric equipment...

Page 15: ...lowing parts Please check the package contents is complete G5 Drum Module 10 5 12 7 mm module bracket Product ID card 1x 1x 1x USB Stick Quick start guide multilingual 1x 1x Power cable 1 8 m IEC C8 Type C CEE 7 16 Type A Type G EU CH CU IL IN US CA CU JP TW UK 1x 1x 1x Type I AU AR NZ 1x ...

Page 16: ...2 G5 Owner s Manual 3 MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS 3 1 MOUNTING THE MODULE BRACKET 3 1 CONNECTING EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT TO THE G5 MODULE 3 1 1 FRONT ...

Page 17: ...G5 Owner s Manual 3 3 1 2 REAR PANEL Make sure that the unit is switched off before connecting the equipment ...

Page 18: ...1 4 TRS standard In operation with GEWA modules only the jack that is closer to the center hole of the cymbal is relevant 3 1 1 2 OTHER MANUFACTURERS Connect analog sensors from other manufacturers as shown in the diagram below Also note the selection at TRIGGER SETTINGS AUX1 F1 Trigger Type 3 Way in the module ...

Page 19: ...3 ANALOG CYMBAL PADS WITH SEPARATE OUTPUT FOR THE BELL Cymbal pads with their own output for the bell can be connected to GEWA modules in various ways See the table below for all possible combinations of Bow Edge and Bell input channel assign ments GEWA input assignments for cymbals with separate bell channel Cymbal components sensor Bow Edge Bell Input Input channel Aux 1 Aux 2 NOTE Cymbals with ...

Page 20: ...iable application The function is shown in the upper right field of the display OLED Display Dial 1 Variable application The function is shown in the lower left field of the display Dial 2 Variable application The function is shown in the lower middle field of the display Dial 3 Variable application The function is shown in the lower right field of the display Selection and confir mation button EN...

Page 21: ... the menu for trigger settings Trigger Select Select trigger input and trigger USB Song Open audio files via USB Stick Record Record all audio signals that are audible in the master output Play Stop Starts and stops selected songs from USB stick Key Different applications depending on what is shown in the display Key Different applications depending on what is shown on the display Preview Pre list...

Page 22: ...s plug into the socket When the mains cable is connected the Power key lights up red The unit is in stand by mode Press the Power key to start the unit Wait while the unit starts up NOTE To save energy the unit has the AUTO OFF function With the factory setting the unit shuts down automatically after 30 minutes of inactivity You can change this setting at any time in SETUP Auto Off 1 2 3 4 3 4 ...

Page 23: ...Song Player Song File Songplayer Folder Songplayer Loopfunction Songplayer Starting point set gesetzt Loop Song Player Loop Active Song Player Preset Handling Abort Back Navigation Load Navigation Save Preset Management Edit Navigation Load from USB stick Navigation Factory Preset Navigation Open Navigation Delete letter Navigation Scroll list Navigation Trigger Select Zone Head Trigger Sensor Zon...

Page 24: ... 6 BEFORE YOU START This section gives a brief introduction to important global settings of your GEWA G5 Module 6 1 WELCOME WIZARD START ASSISTANT At the first start and after every factory reset you are offered a configuration help So you can quickly and easily set your G5 module in the basics Of course you can quit the process by pressing F3 CANCEL and set it manually For manual setting read the...

Page 25: ...8 and confirm the selection with F2 F2 NEXT Press the hi hat together with your foot and press F2 NEXT F2 NEXT Open the hi hat completely and press F2 NEXT F2 NEXT Test the hi hat and press F2 SAVE F2 SAVE You have successfully set your G5 module Press F3 DONE F3 DONE 3 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 26: ... trigger performance GEWA G5 STUDIO I GEWA G5 PRO Should you use the G5 module with the pad configurations of the G9 then please select one of the following trigger presets GEWA G9 STUDIO GEWA G9 PRO 5 GEWA G9 PRO 6 Follow the safety instructions of sections 1 5 of the Quick Start Guide Owner s Manual and proceed as follows Turn on the power by pressing the POWER P button POWER press button Press ...

Page 27: ...is optimally tuned to the G5 module F1 Load 6 1 HI HAT CALIBRATION The Hi Hat is the most complex instrument of a drum kit It requires a particularly good tuning be tween hardware and software to produce the best playing results Proceed as follows to calibrate the Hi Hat Press the button 18 TRIGGER SELECT TRIGGER SELECT Start the calibration and press the button F3 HH CALIB F3 HH CALIB 4 5 1 2 ...

Page 28: ...letely Confirm the action by pressing the button F1 FINISH F1 FINISH Now the hi hat is fully calibrated and playable With the hi hat symbol you can directly test whether the mechanism works Then confirm the setting by pressing the button F1 DONE F1 DONE If you want to leave the calibration without saving press the button F3 3 4 5 ...

Page 29: ...e change drum kits in the home menu with the and buttons 22 23 You can also change parameters in other menus With the PREVIEW button at the bottom right you can preview the sound of the selected pad Alternatively you can preview sounds from the selection list Select a pad or sound from the list and tap the PREVIEW button You do not need a connected pad to use the function 7 2 LOADING AND SAVING FR...

Page 30: ... desired pre set from the list Press the button F1 or ENTER for loading the preset 7 2 2 SAVE Presets marked with the symbol cannot be overwritten Please select a free user slot from the list and press F2 User slots that have already been saved can be overwritten or renamed by press ing F2 ...

Page 31: ...spec tive character To change the cursor position use the dial 5 CUR The uppercase and lowercase letters as well as special characters can be selected by using the dial 7 ABC abc Delete individual characters by pressing the button F2 Cancellation is possible at any time by pressing the button F3 Save the file name by pressing the button F1 ...

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Page 33: ...n select a kit from the list using the arrow keys 8 or the dial 5 Confirm your entry with F1 or ENTER Press the and keys 22 and 23 to scroll through the kit list Use the arrow keys 8 to move to the next kit Use the keys to change presets in steps of 10 Changing the Snare Rim properties Define whether you want to use a cross stick X Stick a rimshot or a dynamic combination of both X Fade Tap the F2...

Page 34: ...he metronome editor Here you can change the time signature the rhythm interval the click volume and many other metronome settings Volume settings Use the dial 5 to select the volume for the two master outputs Use the dial 6 to select the volume for the headphone output Set the headphone volume to a low level before use to avoid damaging your hearing Especially with in ear headphones the volume is ...

Page 35: ...also go directly to the selection list by pressing the key 14 KIT Functions Category Load Save Overwrite Factory Preset User Preset Action Press F1 Press F2 After loading a drum kit you are automatically redirected to the HOME menu You can find a detailed description of how to load presets save and overwrite at Loading and saving from presets As soon as you make changes to the settings that are no...

Page 36: ...by pressing the F2 key several times 1 Rimshot 2 X Stick 3 X Fade A dynamically controlled function that switches between a cross stick and a rimshot depending on the strength of the strike 4 X Fade EDIT A window opens with a fader Now you can set the threshold value that suits you with the dial 6 The window closes automatically after 2 seconds ...

Page 37: ...er the first beat is emphasised or not If the tap channel function is switched on the corresponding channel is also displayed Start and stop the metronome by pressing the ENTER key 8 Setting the tempo bpm With the navigation keys 8 Left and right for steps in 1 bpm per key tap Down and up for steps in 10 bpm per key tap Alternatively the tempo can also be adjusted with the 22 and 23 keys Parallel ...

Page 38: ...r click volume To exit the metronome function and return to the home screen press the F3 key Rhythm interval Use the dial 5 to set the interval Time Sig Scroll through the preset time signatures with the dial 6 For advanced settings see F1 OPTIONS Click Volume Adjust the volume of the metronome sound Set the metronome volume to a low level before use to avoid damaging your hearing Especially with ...

Page 39: ...the preset tempo Switch the function to off to only receive visual feedback while the metronome is switched on Time Signature Scroll through the preset time signatures The most frequently used time signatures are at the front Press ENTER to enter the editing mode Here you can also set special time signatures Use the dial 5 COUNT to select the time signature Use the dial 6 PULSE to select the pulse...

Page 40: ... Press F3 to exit the menu Alternatively you can also access the list in the HOME menu via F1 Functions Categorie Load Save Name Overwrite Factory Preset User Preset Action Press F1 Press F2 After loading a drum kit you are automatically redirected to the HOME menu For a detailed description of how to load save and overwrite presets see Loading and saving from presets As soon as you make changes t...

Page 41: ...ser preset slot F2 If you do not save and change the drum kit preset all changes will be reset to the last saved state INSTRUMENT Instrument You always see the currently loaded drum kit in the upper part of the display With the dial 5 you can select the respective input pad or cymbal that you want to edit Select the respective zone with the dial 6 You can also use the Auto Detect function 7 If thi...

Page 42: ... that you can change Use the dial 5 or navigation keys 8 to select the parameter You can also select the input and the zone on the level with the dial 6 To change a value use the dial 7 or the naviga tion keys 8 10 1 1 1 INSTRUMENT VOLUME This volume control affects the basic volume of the currently active pad and zones In the MIX menu you can mix the preset in relation to the master outs 10 1 1 2...

Page 43: ... MFX controls allow you to mix the individual effects The effect is only applied to the selected input The global change can be found under MIX Use the dial 5 SELECT or the navigation keys 8 to select the effect to be applied to your drum sound The fader channel is displayed inverted Use the dial 7 VALUE or the navigation keys 8 to change the strength of the effect If you want to apply the effects...

Page 44: ...al 7 TYPE you can select the sound category from the list that you choose your sound from The following categories are available Kick Drums I Snare Drums I Toms I Ride Cymbals I Crash Cymbals I Hi Hats I Cymbals SFX I Percussion 1 I Percussion 2 I Sound SFX I Custom Waves Select sound Use the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 to select the sound you would like to load Grouping With the grouping func...

Page 45: ...ctly to the corresponding zones For example Snare Snare CS consisting of two samples Snare Center Snare Side Snare Rim X Stick Tom Pad Head Rim shot Cymbals Bow Bell Edge Activate the function by pressing F2 GROUPING Grouping deactivated Grouping activated If you want to use the sound of only one zone deactivate the sound grouping function in advance ...

Page 46: ...it parameters and a part of the mix that can be heard in Direct Outs and Digital Outs EQUALIZER The EQ on the G5 affects the volume of the three frequency ranges LOW MID HIGH COMPRESSOR With the compressor a smoother audio output can be achieved Unwanted peaks can be low ered and soft sounds can be raised Select the desired menu item Equalizer Pad Compressor with the dial 5 or the navigation keys ...

Page 47: ...he dial 7 or the navigation keys 8 You can select the inputs with the dial 6 To exit the menu press F3 Note that all values are only temporarily saved immediately after they are changed If you want to finally apply the changes save your drum kit preset G5 Presets Pad EQ und compressor Equalizer Compressor Linear Kick Compressor High boost 3dB Snare Compressor Bass boost 3dB Bad Kick Studio Snare A...

Page 48: ...ed by ratio This parame ter affects the entire dB spectrum of the track Threshold settings are ignored Ratio Determines the compression rate for signals above the threshold The higher the value the more the dynamics are limited Treshold Threshold value for the compression Ampli tudes below the threshold remain free of compression Knee Determines the threshold value how the compression starts With ...

Page 49: ... select the menu item SECOND SOUND ACTIVE with the dial 5 or the navigation key 8 and set it to ON with the dial 7 VALUE the navigation key 8 with ENTER All setting options are identical to the main sound Sound Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu To keep the settings save the drum kit before changing the drum kit preset For a detailed description of how to load save ...

Page 50: ...sound source With the dial 7 TYPE you can select the sound category from whose list you choose your sound The following categories are available Kick Drums I Snare Drums I Toms I Ride Cymbals I Crash Cymbals I Hi Hats I Cymbals SFX I Percussion 1 I Percussion 2 I Sound SFX I Custom Waves Select sound Use the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 to select the sound you would like to load for the input L...

Page 51: ...ge individual components press F2 BANK or the ENTER key Load and save In contrast to the instrument level the trigger select settings are saved automatically If you want to additionally save and name the settings as a separate preset you can do this in the sub menu Preset Preset Load and save An indicates that you have made changes Auto On Turn dial 7 to enable disable automatic channel detection ...

Page 52: ...n keys 8 to select the input channel you want to change and press F2 Bank or ENTER Now select the category of your trigger with the dial 5 CAT or the navigation keys 8 If you have selected the hi hat channel the symbol hi hat is also displayed Confirm your selection with F1 or by pressing ENTER Press F3 to go back one step ...

Page 53: ...arted with the GEWA instrument we have created trigger pre sets for you Of course you can also create save or load your own presets Use the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 to select a corresponding preset from the list To load the preset press F1 or ENTER To save your own preset find a free USER slot and press F2 Press F3 to cancel the operation For a detailed description of how to load save and o...

Page 54: ...are and software to produce the best playing results Proceed as follows to calibra te the hi hat Press the button 18 TRIGGER SELECT TRIGGER SELECT Start the calibration and press the button F3 HH CALIB F3 HH CALIB Close the Hi Hat to the lowest position Follow the instruction and press F1 NEXT F1 NEXT Open the hi hat completely Confirm the action by pressing the button F1 FINISH F1 FINISH 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 55: ...fully calibrated and playable With the hi hat symbol you can directly test whether the mechanism works Then confirm the setting by pressing the button F1 DONE F1 DONE If you want to leave the calibration without saving press the button F3 5 ...

Page 56: ... middle row shows all trigger inputs The inputs correspond to the sockets on the back of the unit The active input is indicated by a highlighted letter Select the channel with the dial 5 INPUT Select zone The lower row shows all zones accessible at the active input When the input is changed the component icons are updated according to the trigger bank type assigned to the input channel drums cymba...

Page 57: ...s are available for the se lected trigger X Talk Press F1 to adjust the trigger behaviour in case of crosstalk Preset Press F2 to access the presets Here you can load and save your own trigger presets Exit the menu Press F3 to go back one step Parameter The following values are available for selection GAIN THRESHOLD HIGH LEVEL SCAN TIME RETRIGGER MASK TRIGGER TYPE CURVE ID DYN LEVEL DYN TIME Use t...

Page 58: ...suita ble for pads that produce weaker electrical signals A gain value that is increased too much can lead to losses in the playing dynamics THRESHOLD The value Threshold regulates the sensitivity of the input channel from which velocity a sound is produced Unwanted too weak impulses e g triggering of sounds by vibrations can thus be excluded Procedure Hit a pad e g snare head as softly as you wou...

Page 59: ... MIDI notes with velocity 127 Values between Treshold and High Level define the possible dynamic range SCAN TIME The sampling time of the input signal Increasing it will worsen the latency and improve the accu racy Generally for rubber pads cymbals setting Scan Time to 20 2ms is sufficient for correct signal level detection For mesh pads you may need to increase Scan Time to 30 50 the larger the m...

Page 60: ...nly resort to Retrigger Mask if even high threshold values and high dynamic decay times Dyn Time cannot turn off the unwanted effects For DIY pads and cymbals good Retrigger Mask values are in the range of approx 4 to 12 milli seconds High Retrigger Mask values make precise detection of fast drum rolls difficult Retrigger Mask Parameter Value range 1 127 TRIGGER TYPE If you use pads from other man...

Page 61: ...URVE ID Here you will find the selection of different trigger curves that significantly influence the response behaviour of the corresponding pad The following preset curves are available for selection Linear Convex Concave ...

Page 62: ...counteract low activation thresholds of individual pads for sensitive players and any physical problem often requires an increase in X Talk values on both instruments causing the problem Check your hardware first and try to avoid physical contact as much as possible before using the X Talk function TRIGGER SETTINGS F1 F1 X Talk SETTING UP X TALK If despite the best possible hardware setup a pad is...

Page 63: ...you can change the value of the input and the respective selected zone Exiting the X Talk Monitor Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu 12 1 3 PRESET TRIGGER SETTINGS F1 F2 Presets Save your own preset here and load presets you have created yourself Use the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 to select an appropriate preset from the list To load the preset press F1 or ENTE...

Page 64: ...ith a in front of the drum kit name MIX Mix When you press the MIX button you see the individual channels of the drum kit preset with the corresponding fader view Select channel Use the dial 5 INPUT or the navigation keys 8 to select the channel you want to change the volume of Change volume Use the dial 7 VALUE or the navigation keys 8 to change the volume Panning Below the fader control knobs pr...

Page 65: ... Volume Songplayer Volume Select channel Use the dial 5 SELECT or the navigation keys 8 to select the channel you want to change in volume Change volume Use the dial 7 VALUE or the navigation keys 8 to change the volume Panning There is a panning setting for the master outputs and the headphones Adjust it with the dial 6 PAN Hi Hat volume Press F1 HIHAT VOL to access the hi hat volume control Exit...

Page 66: ...rface BELL Bell CHICK Stepped hi hat SPLASH Generation of a cymbal sound by striking the hi hat quickly with the foot Select zone Use the dial 5 SELECT or the navigation keys 8 to select the channel you want to change the volume of Change volume Use the dial 7 VALUE or the navigation keys 8 to change the volume Exit the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 67: ...on AMB Ambience Room I REV Instrumental Reverb R REV Room Reverb MFX Multi Effects Choose effect Use the dial 5 SELECT or the navigation keys 8 to select the channel you want to change in volume Change level Use the dial 7 VALUE or the navigation keys 8 to change the volume Exit the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 68: ...escription can be found in the respective follow ing chapters Ambient Instrument Reverb Inst Rev Room Reverb Room Rev Multi Effects Multi FX Turning the effect on and off With the dial 6 you can switch the effect on or off Volume level of the effect Depending on the effect you can change the volume dB or the level with the dial 7 This is a global function and changes the effect in total You can al...

Page 69: ...ible to adjust the volume of the effect for each pad using the FX Send mixer which allows you to turn the effect off by dragging the control for the desired pad all the way down The following setting options are available Select the corresponding parameter with the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 and change it with the dial 7 the navigation keys 8 or the and keys Level Adjust the volume level of t...

Page 70: ...ys 8 to select the channel you want to change the volume of Change volume Turn dial 7 VALUE or press navigation key 8 to change the volume Grouping Turn the dial 6 and activate the GROUPING function Now you have the possibility when selecting the tom and cymbal channels to adjust them up or down as one unit Exit the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 71: ...b when there is no room This is certainly a philosophical question Both modules offer the same parameters except for the gate threshold Instrument Reverb only With Room Reverb you can put the whole kit in an environment and with the addition of Instrument Reverb it is possible to add reverb effects to the environment selectively for each input channel In this sense the additional Gate Threshold pa...

Page 72: ... 8 to select the channel you want to change the volume of Change volume Use the dial 7 VALUE the navigation keys 8 or the keys to change the volume Grouping Turn the dial 6 and activate the GROUPING function Now you have the possibility when selecting the tom and cymbal channels to adjust them up or down as one unit Exit the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 73: ...he navigation keys 8 to select a corresponding preset from the list To load the preset press F1 or ENTER To save your own preset find a free USER slot and press F2 Press F3 to exit the layer or any menu key to exit the entire menu For a detailed description of how to load save and overwrite presets see Loading and saving from presets ...

Page 74: ...verberation without early reflections This is a simulation of a smaller reverb plate with a different characteristic than Plate 1 Small Plate2 Med Plates Mechanically generated reverberation without early reflections This is a simulation of a medium reverb plate with a different characteristic than Plate 1 Med Plate2 Large Plates Mechanically generated reverberation without early reflections This ...

Page 75: ... the signal source to the auditory system and the first reflection through obstacles e g walls to the auditory system Pre Highpass The set value defines which frequencies are sent into the effect All frequencies below this value are faded out of the reverb effect signal Reverb Time Defines the length of the decay of the reverb tail decay time High Shelf Raises or lowers the entire treble range of ...

Page 76: ...It offers the same reverb types and parameters as Instrument Reverb but with a focus on the room specific qualities of the reverb Use this effects section to add reverb to a dry sound when ambi ence samples are not available or simply to create sounds of traditional recordings with elec tronically generated reverb The presets provided for this module reflect different ambient charac teristics As t...

Page 77: ...everb or room reverb such as frequency modulation The results are achieved by using algorithms to create a specific effect In contrast to the reverb modules the parameters of the multi effect module change depending on the selected algorithm The reciprocal effect parameters are drum kit parameters and are stored directly in the kit ...

Page 78: ...lect the channel you want to change the volume of Change volume Use the dial 7 VALUE the navigation keys 8 or the buttons to change the volume Grouping Turn the dial 6 and activate the GROUPING function Now you have the possibility when selecting the tom and cymbal channels to adjust them up or down together as one unit Exit the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire m...

Page 79: ...5 or the navigation keys 8 to select a corresponding preset from the list To load the preset press F1 or ENTER To save your own preset find a free USER slot and press F2 Press F3 to exit the layer or any menu key to exit the entire menu For a detailed description of how to load save and overwrite presets see Loading and saving from presets ...

Page 80: ...es the movement of the filter along the frequency spectrum by the velocity of the stick beat Distortion Filter Type Low Pass Band Pass Frequency Resonance Sensivity Direction up down Oversaturates the audio signal with gain and adds additional harmonic frequencies to the mix resulting in a fuller but in the case of distortion also squarer sound Chorus Type Sinus Triangle Modulation Rate Modulation...

Page 81: ...ightness This effect increases the sharpness of your sound by reducing the resolution of the signal s wave form along amplitude and period Exit the level Press F3 to exit the layer or any menu key to exit the entire menu 14 4 4 PARAMETER DETAIL MULTI FX EFFECTS MULTI FX F1 Multi FX Parameters Multi Effects Mutual Parameters Parameter Value Range Description Level Adjusts the balance between Dry an...

Page 82: ...n the lowest control position to 127 max resonance narrow in the highest control position Sensitivity 0 100 Sensitivity defines the degree to which the dynamics of a stroke on a pad Velocity may control the movement of the specified filter along the possible frequency spectrum The filter is defined by the parameters Filter Type Start Frequency and Resonance Technically Sensitivity works as a multi...

Page 83: ...eepness of 12 dB Post Gain 0 dB Adding this effect type will considerably amplify the output signal With Post Gain you can attenuate the mix again at the output channel The values range from mute to 0 min attenuation Chorus Parameter Value range Unit Description LFO Wave Sine Triangle Determines the displacement waveform of the underlying low frequency oscillator LFO This is a control curve outsid...

Page 84: ...back into the effect unit to enhance the Comp Filter effect until it fades Select low fader positions for less feedback signals and high fader positions for lots of feedback signals and a strong enhancement of the filtering Phaser Parameter Value range Unit Description Rate 0 10 Hz Controls the length of the LFO waveform period and thus the frequency of the generated sweep Depth 0 127 Controls the...

Page 85: ...l direction bit depth Values 24 no reduction 1 bit up to 16 bits Down Sampling 1 16 Reduces the resolution of the wave period by lowering the sam pling rate horizontal direction quality Values are defined as reduction factor and range from 1 no reduction to 16 reduction to 1 16 of the original sampling rate Brightness 0 100 Bit Resolution and Down Sampling are prone to increasing the amount of hig...

Page 86: ... effect fades out Select low fader positions for fewer repetitions and high fader positions for lots of repeats Pre Low Pass 2 8 kHz Cuts the high frequencies of the dry signal above the set cut frequency Only frequencies below the threshold frequency are passed on to generate the effect The slope steepness of the filter is 12 dB Pre Low Pass is only applied to the delayed sound The dry signal its...

Page 87: ...ion In the following chapters you can read about how the player and the record function are structured and work To use the player functions press the USB SONG key 19 15 1 SONGPLAYER USB SONG Load Insert a USB stick into the module Press the 19 USB SONG key USB SONG If no USB stick is inserted the following message appears in the display NO USB Press F1 to open the file manager F1 1 1 1 2 ...

Page 88: ...to select the folder or song from the list To load press F1 or ENTER or cancel the operation with F3 F1 If you have opened a folder then proceed as described in point 3 to load a song To return to a higher folder level select the UP folder from the list F1 3 3 1 ...

Page 89: ...f the song in a continuous loop LOOP Use the F2 key to set the starting and ending point 1 Start point 2 Ending point 3 Deactivate the function Repeat mode With the F3 key you can select the repeat mode 1 Single Only the loaded song is played 2 Repeat The song repeats itself 3 All All songs in the folder are played one after the other 4 Rpt All The entire folder is repeated V Speed Vari Speed You ...

Page 90: ... recorded Insert a USB stick into the module Press the 20 RECORD key The recording starts and the RECORD key flashes RECORD To stop recording press the 20 RECORD button again RECORD To assign a file name now press F1 or discard the file by pressing F3 DISCARD For how naming works see Loading and saving from presets You will now find the saved file on your USB stick F1 SAVE F3 DISCARD 1 2 3 ...

Page 91: ...ble IMPORT load into the module Wave Sound Import your own Wav samples to integrate them into your drum kit mportieren Backup Import a backup Kit Import all settings of a user drum kit EXPORT save the contents of the module Backup Create a backup of all parameters and settings of your module Previously imported samples will not be saved Current Kit Save the kit settings incl effects of the current...

Page 92: ...F1 key You can select a free memory location EMPTY or overwrite an already occupied memory loca tion At the height of the dial 7 the remaining storage capacity is displayed megabytes The dial has no function Deleting the slots Press F2 CLEAR to delete the contents of the memory slot Exiting the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu Note Note that in the INSTRUMEN...

Page 93: ...ple with the dial 5 or the naviga tion keys 8 Use the PLAY STOP or PREVIEW key to preview the sound Load the sample by pressing F1 or ENTER Name After loading you can give the file a new name to make it easier to find the sample in the Instrument menu Exiting the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu For details on naming and Load Save please refer to the relevan...

Page 94: ...Load Save Import Backup Selecting the backup Select your backup GDR file with the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 Load the backup by pressing the F1 key or ENTER Exiting the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 95: ...the navigation keys 8 Load the kit by pressing the F1 or ENTER keys Exiting the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu Note Now save and name the loaded kit directly in the KIT menu to a free user slot For a detailed description of how to load save and overwrite presets see Loading and saving from presets ...

Page 96: ... F1 or ENTER keys Naming the backup or kit In the next step you will be asked to enter a file name For a detailed description of how to load save and overwrite presets see Loading and saving from presets Note Only the currently loaded kit is saved Please repeat the export procedure accordingly for other kits Factory presets are automatically saved as a backup in the unit and do not need to be expo...

Page 97: ... functions are available Routing Here you can assign the inputs to your outputs Setlist Create setlists and assign tempo drum kit and names to the songs accordingly EQ Compressor Global equalizer and compressor settings MIDI All MIDI setting options Foot Switch Set a preset function for a foot switch not includ ed Pad Switch Set a preset function for up to two external pads Aux1 Aux2 Use the dial ...

Page 98: ...B out In this section you will learn how to work with each matrix The routing function of the G5 is divided into 2 input categories Routing and Routing Others While the input channels displayed vary the functionality is identical Thus the content of the following subchapters applies to each matrix DAW In addition to the 4 Direct Outs 2 USB Outs are available Please read chapter Routing DAW ...

Page 99: ...ivate If you have selected In Output in the matrix then press ENTER or use the dial 7 to de activate the channel accordingly Mono Stereo You have the choice between stereo and mono routings Use the dials 5 and 6 or the naviga tion keys 8 to move to the symbols Mono Stereo Press ENTER or turn control 7 to switch between the mono and stereo function Exit Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to...

Page 100: ...R F2 F2 Defaults Press F2 DEFAULTS to access preset routings Use the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 to select the preset from the list and confirm the selection with ENTER or F1 Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 101: ...mix in Bluetooth song player to the corresponding outputs The master output and the headphone output are available here Effects songs and metronome are generally not sent via the direct outs Master Out Headphones The operation is the same as described in the previous chapter Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 102: ... Channel USB 1 Master Out 1 2 Master Out 2 1 3 2 4 3 5 4 6 7 7 8 8 Channels 7 8 are only available as USB Out Only the dry signals are sent via the direct outs 1 4 and USB channels 7 8 Only the Ambient effect is output as well You can record the other effects via channels 1 2 Here the entire sum of the direct outs is reproduced Tip To record only the effects via channel 1 2 deactivate the input ch...

Page 103: ...e the dial 7 SETLIST the and buttons or the navigation keys 8 to select an existing list The set list is loaded immediately and does not need to be confirmed Alternatively you can press F2 SETLIST Here you have the option to load save or rename set lists Select song Select the desired song with the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 The song is loaded immediately and does not need to be confirmed Edi...

Page 104: ... NEW using the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 and press ENTER or F1 Delete a song from the list Turn dial 5 or press navigation key 8 to select the song you want to delete and press F2 DE LETE Change position Using the dial 5 or the navigation buttons 8 select the song whose position you want to change Use the dial 6 POSITION to move the slot any where in the list Exit Press F3 to exit the level ...

Page 105: ...e parameter you want to edit and press F1 You can also use the dial 7 to directly change the tempo for your song on the level Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu Select Drum Kit Select the desired drum kit preset with the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 and confirm your entry with ENTER or F1 Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 106: ...and apply your desired tempo Interval Use the dial 5 to set the beat interval Time Sig Turn control 6 to scroll through the preset time signatures Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu Name title You can give the setlist song its own name or rename it If you do not give a name the selected drum kit is displayed in the title The naming is identical to the other naming m...

Page 107: ...ith the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 Loading the setlist Use the F1 button or ENTER to load a set list Saving renaming the set list Press F2 to name the set list or give it a new name For the exact functioning of the naming please read Loading and saving from presets Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 108: ...nwanted peaks can be low ered and quiet sounds can be raised MASTER EQUALIZER EQ HEADPHONES EQUALIZER EQ The EQ on the G5 affects the volume of the three frequency ranges LOW MID HIGH Select the desired menu item with the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 Open the respective menu with F1 or with 8 ENTER Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu The operation of the individua...

Page 109: ...with any group of musicians and any instru ment tempo tone instruments arrangement etc The only condition is that the group of musi cians must be familiar with reading music By just looking at it no sheet of music makes music on its own it takes instruments and musicians to create a sound and interpret the melodies and rhythms written down And as in the digital world the composer conductor and mus...

Page 110: ...nnot be modified MIDI CONTROL Under MIDI Control you will find a selection of hardware components to control other instruments or to let these instruments be controlled by exter nal MIDI devices MIDI GLOBAL SETTINGS This menu item contains all settings for connecting the G5 to other MIDI devices to form an inline signal path for MIDI control data Using the MIDI 2 0 protocol it is then possible to ...

Page 111: ...tched Please also refer to the MIDI implementation for the units you wish to interact with Master MIDI Pad Settings F1 MIDI Pad Settings Select input channel Use the dial 5 INPUT or the navigation keys 8 Zone Use the dial 6 ZONE or the navigation keys 8 MIDI Note Assignment Use the dial 7 VALUE to adjust the MIDI values List view Press F1 VIEW to view an entire overview of all assignments You can ...

Page 112: ...FAULTS Master MIDI Pad Settings F1 F2 MIDI Pad Settings Basic settings Press F2 DEFAULTS in the CHANNEL VIEW to restore the default settings You can reset the MIDI Pad Settings for a ZONE an entire PAD or ALL PADS Turn the knob 6 SELECT to select the corre sponding function and press ENTER Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu To enter the DEFAULT menu from the list vi...

Page 113: ...ys 8 to select the corresponding note Press F2 or ENTER to edit the note Exit menu Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu Use the control knob 5 or the navigation keys 8 to select the corresponding note Press ENTER to confirm the selection Exit menu Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 114: ...s controlled by external MIDI devices You have the option of assigning a limited number of continuous control lers from the range of 127 controllers defined in the MIDI standard Select input channel Use the dial 5 INPUT or the navigation keys 8 MIDI Control Assignment Use the dial 7 VALUE or the navigation keys 8 to adjust the MIDI values Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the enti...

Page 115: ...t connected to the corre sponding input channels HH Pedal Snare Ride Toms Aux has access to the same set of available controllers However in the factory configuration they are set to different initial values They go through the same list just starting at a different starting point G5 Continuous Controllers CC Components Continuous Controller CC Description HH Pedal CC Start Default 4 Foot 11 Expre...

Page 116: ...s This menu item contains all settings for connecting the G5 to other MIDI devices for remote control Select menu item Use the dial 5 or the navigation keys 8 Changing the setting Use the dial 7 VALUE the Navigation buttons 8 or the keys Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu ...

Page 117: ...I signals G5 MIDI Routing Fields and menus MIDI Input Local Control off to MIDI Out to USB MIDI to both on off USB MIDI MIDI Channel off to MIDI Out 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 off 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Bluetooth MIDI MIDI Channel off to MIDI Out 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 off 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Factory settings are highlighted in bold ...

Page 118: ...his setup the G5 sound processor would receive two identical sets of control data when Local Control is on Disa ble Local Control off to reduce the amount of data received and avoid unnecessary duplication of signals and unwanted side effects See the following table for reference on an off aus G5 MIDI Local Control Figure Description MIDI network layout on Control data from the input channels pads...

Page 119: ...ame time accept that your kit will be changed depending on a change of external programs Note The links set modified in this menu item are automatically saved in the device database and loaded when restarting on on off off Channel conditions and their effects Transmit Receive Application scenario Drum Kit Program Change is completely deactivated factory setting Only the G5 controls programmes on e...

Page 120: ...itch Select function Use the dial 7 the navigation buttons 8 or the and keys to set the function Function Press the button switch 1x then the corresponding command is executed If a key is assigned a double function a change takes place E g ON OFF FF OFF Switch A AUX1 Switch B AUX 2 Off Kit Select Switch A AUX1 Switch B AUX 2 Drum Kit select One drum kit back One drum kit further The functions of t...

Page 121: ...tly closed Hi Hat always closed on off Songplayer Switch A AUX1 Switch B AUX 2 Songplayer functions Pause the song Start Stop Setlist Switch A AUX1 Switch B AUX 2 Choose a Set List Song Previous Next Click Switch A AUX1 Switch B AUX 2 Metronom function Accent on off Click on off ...

Page 122: ...NTER to open the selected list entry Press F3 to exit the level or any menu key to exit the entire menu The following functions are available Bluetooth To connect to a Bluetooth enabled device Read the following chapter Bluetooth Language Select from available menu languages Knob Brightness Adjust the brightness of the LED button illumina tion Auto Off If the module is not used it switches off aut...

Page 123: ...our software version and serial number Data Cleanup List of all options to reset the module completely or partially to factory settings Data Clean Up Option Select Wave Manager Delete and load wave files See Chapter USB Load Save Clear Settings Resetting the system settings and all settings of the selected kit as well as the trigger settings User presets are not deleted Clear all Kits Delete all c...

Page 124: ...enu by pressing the button F2 Bluetooth F2 BLUETOOTH Clear All Resetting the module to the factory settings All user presets and settings are deleted ABORT CLEAR Make your selection with the dial 6 Select or the navigation keys 8 Press ENTER to confirm Before a factory reset export your user drum kits and create a backup 1 2 ...

Page 125: ...G5 Owner s Manual 111 F1 PAIRING The pairing code appears in the display 4392 Switch your device to Bluetooth search mode and select the GEWA G5 module Enter the PIN code 4392 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 126: ...tion you have the possibility to choose between different Bluetooth functions with the dial 5 Function Off off Audio MIDI Audio MIDI connection Audio Only audio MIDI Only MIDI 18 1 1 BT NAME SETUP F2 F2 BT Name Press F2 BT NAME to assign a new name ...

Page 127: ... 19 UPDATE GEWA is constantly working on updates to give you the most enjoyment out of your instrument in the future Under SETUP INFO you will find the version and serial number of your G5 module Updated files can be found at https www gewaelectronics com eu downloads Follow the installation steps from the website and load the update into the root directory of your USB stick 1 Insert the USB stick...

Page 128: ...otiate a reduction of the purchase price or withdraw from the contract and if the dealership is responsible for the defect demand compensation for damages and or expenses deriving from the defect s The buyer must inform the dealer immediately on any defects identified The only way to prove a warranty claim is that the buyer can present a valid proof of purchase e g invoice Damage arising from inco...

Page 129: ...peakers are connected to the console correctly 2 Make sure your output volume dials are not muted Head phone Master Mix Input 3 Check settings in the routing matrix and load one of the Defaults Master F2 Routing I can t hear any sound of connected pads Song Player and Metronome however are both audible 1 Check settings in the routing matrix and load one of the Defaults Master F2 Routing 2 If you h...

Page 130: ...try see page 3 and following CTRL 07 B9H 07H cc Drum Kit Volume default 100 CTRL 98 B9H 62H vv NRPN low see page 3 and following CTRL 99 B9H 63H vv NRPN high see page 3 and following CTRL 120 B9H 78H 00H All sound off abrupt stop of sound CTRL 123 B9H 7BH 00H All notes off 20 3 2 DRUM KIT TRIGGER LIST Following is the List of all Pad Triggers with its MIDI notes triggered on MIDI channel 10 Pad Ch...

Page 131: ...sh2 9 Bow 0x39 57 9 Bell 0x12 18 9 Edge 0x34 52 Hi Hat 11 Bow 0x2E 46 11 Edge 0x1A 26 11 Bow 0x17 23 11 Edge 0x18 24 11 Bow 0x14 20 11 Edge 0x19 25 11 Bow Closed 0x2A 42 11 Edge 0x16 22 11 Pedal Chick 0x2C 44 11 Pedal Splash 0x15 21 11 Bell 0x13 19 AUX1 12 Head 0x58 88 12 Rim 0x59 89 12 Bell 0x16 22 AUX3 14 Head 0x5C 92 14 Rim 0x5D 93 14 Bell 0x18 24 AUX4 15 Head 0x5E 94 ...

Page 132: ...rted by Note 1 16 Reserved for Metronome 17 F0 Drum Kit Crash Bell 18 F 0 Drum Kit Crash2 Bell 19 G0 Drum Kit HH Bell 20 G 0 Reserved 21 A0 Drum Kit HH Pedal Splash 22 A 0 AUX1 Bell 23 B0 AUX2 Bell 24 C1 AUX3 Bell 25 C 0 AUX4 Bell 26 D1 Drum Kit HH Edge 27 D 1 GM set High Q see GM sound list 35 B1 GM set Standard Kick2 36 C2 Drum Kit Kick 37 C 2 Drum Kit X Stick 38 D2 Drum Kit Snare 39 D 2 Drum Ki...

Page 133: ...it Crash 2 Edge 53 F3 Drum Kit Ride Bell 54 F 3 GM set Tambourine 55 G3 Drum Kit Crash Edge 56 G 3 GM set Cowbell 57 A3 Drum Kit Crash Cymbal 2 58 A 3 Drum Kit Tom 3 Rim 59 B3 Drum Kit Ride Edge 60 C4 GM set Hi Bongo see GM sound list 87 D 6 GM set Open Surdo 88 E6 AUX1 Head 89 F6 AUX1 Rim 90 F 6 AUX2 Head 91 G6 AUX2 Rim 92 G 6 AUX3 Head 93 A6 AUX3 Rim 94 A 6 AUX4 Head 95 B6 AUX4 Rim 96 127 Reserv...

Page 134: ...und Instr select range 0 maxNB maxNB depends on Group NRPN 15rrH B9H 63H 15H 62H rr 06H vv Second Sound Volume range 0 127 64 12dB default NRPN 08rrH B9H 63H 08H 62H rr 06H vv Second Sound Coarse Tuning vv 40 64 88 24 0 24 semitones NRPN 09rrH B9H 63H 09H 62H rr 06H vv Second Sound Fine Tuning vv 0 no modify 127 1 semitone NRPN 0BrrH B9H 63H 0BH 62H rr 06H vv Second Sound Attack range 0 127 0 defa...

Page 135: ...H vv High Band Gain 0 15dB 64 0dB 127 15dB NRPN 24rrH B9H 63H 24H 62H rr 06H vv Low Band Freq 0 20Hz 127 16KHz 14bit precision 1Hz step NRPN 25rrH B9H 63H 25H 62H rr 06H vv Mid Band Freq 0 20Hz 127 16KHz 14bit precision 1Hz step NRPN 26rrH B9H 63H 26H 62H rr 06H vv High Band Freq 0 20Hz 127 16KHz 14bit precision 1Hz step NRPN 27rrH B9H 63H 27H 62H rr 06H vv Mid Band Q 0 0 1 127 8 Pad Compressor Se...

Page 136: ...ing the head resp bow trigger note 20 3 4 EFFECTS NRPN CONTROLS NRPN High Low Description Power up default Ambience 0100h Ambience Level 0 mute to 7Fh max 0 0101h Pre Delay 0 to 127 TBD 0 0102h Ambience ON OFF 0 OFF else ON 0 OFF Instrument Reverb 0200h Reverb Level 0 mute to 127 max 64 0201h Pre Delay Time 0 0ms till 127 250ms 0 0202h Reverberation Time 0 shortest till 7Fh longest 64 0203h Pre Hi...

Page 137: ...r 5 Phaser 0 6 Auto Pan 7 BitCrusher 0402h Multi Effects ON OFF 0 OFF else ON OFF 0403h Send to Room Reverb 0 040Fh Routing bus switches see description of NRPN 370FH page 7 Multi Effects Delay Controls 0404h Type 0 mono 1 stereo 0405h Delay Time 0 to 127 0 to 1365ms 14bit precision 0 083ms steps 0406h Feedback 0 to 127 0407h Pre Low Pass 0 to 127 2KHz to 8KHz 0408h High Damp 0 to 127 Multi Effect...

Page 138: ...e 0 0Hz till 127 10Hz formula see above 0405h Modulation Depth 0 to 127 0406h Delay Time 0 0 125ms till 127 10ms 0407h Feedback 0 to 127 Multi Effects Phaser 0404h Modulation Rate 0 0Hz till 127 10Hz formula see above 0405h Modulation Depth 0 to 127 0406h Resonance 0 to 127 Multi Effects Auto Pan 0404h Modulation Rate 0 1Hz till 127 20Hz formula Rate Hz 1 19 value 127 2 0405h Modulation Depth 0 to...

Page 139: ...sor Limiter 3818h Compressor ON OFF 0 OFF else ON OFF 3819h Attack time 0 fast attack 0 1ms 60 1ms 100 10ms till 127 slow attack 100ms exp Curve 40h 381Ah Release time 0 fast release 10ms 60 100ms 100 1s till 127 slow release 5s exp Curve 40h 381Bh Threshold 127 0dB 64 6dB 32 12dB 16 18dB 8 24dB 4 30dB 2 36dB 0 Inf 7Fh 381Ch Ratio 127 1 128 126 2 128 1 64 125 3 128 64 64 128 1 2 0 1 1 0 381Dh Boos...

Page 140: ...oft 0 391Fh Request Input Gain Reduction Output levels see below for Response message Headphone Output Parametric 4 Bands Equalizer 3A55h Equalizer ON OFF 0 OFF else ON OFF 3A08h Low Band Gain 0 15dB 40h 0dB 7Fh 15dB 40h 3A09h Low Mid Band Gain 0 15dB 40h 0dB 7Fh 15dB 40h 3A0Ah High Mid Band Gain 0 15dB 40h 0dB 7Fh 15dB 40h 3A0Bh High Band Gain 0 15dB 40h 0dB 7Fh 15dB 40h 3A0Ch Low Band Freq note ...

Page 141: ... DESCRIPTION Description 0x4352 Packet Type CR Compressor Response CMP ID Compressor channel ID see below INP L Input peak level left INP R Input peak level right GR L Compressor reduction value left GR R Compressor reduction value right OUT L Output peak level left OUT R Output peak level right CMP ID is the ID of Compressor channel 0 Master 1 Monitor 2 Headphone rr for drum channels INP OUT are ...

Page 142: ...Rim resp Bow Edge Bell Scan Time 10 100 48rrH Head Rim resp Bow Edge Bell Retrigger Mask 1 127 49rrH Trigger Type Head Bow 1 Single 2 Dual 3 3 way Rim Edge 0 Piezo 1 Switch 4ArrH Positional Sensing 0 OFF else ON 4CrrH Curve preset 0 15 4DrrH Hihat Pedal Chick Sensitivity 0 127 4ErrH Hihat Pedal Splash Sensitivity 0 127 4FrrH Trigger Bank Preset parameter transfer end marker 50rrH Head Rim Dyn Leve...

Page 143: ...e 0 Rimshot 1 Crosstick 2 X Fade 0 3705h X Fade Balance 0 Rimshot only to 7Fh Crosstick only 40h 3706h MIX IN volume 0 mute 40h 12dB 7Fh 0dB 0 muted 3707h Synth Master volume 0 mute to 7Fh max 7Fh 370Fh Playback Routing bus switches bits 6 5 Master Main Out L R bits 4 3 Monitor Out L R bits 2 1 Headphone Out L R 3710h USB Audio IN Level 0 mute 40h 12dB 7Fh 0dB 40h 12dB 3740h LED Brightness Control...

Page 144: ... 0dB 40h 6dB 3B00h Direct Out 1 Level 0 mute to 7Fh 0dB 7Fh 0dB 3B01h Direct Out 2 Level 0 mute to 7Fh 0dB 7Fh 0dB 3B02h Direct Out 3 Level 0 mute to 7Fh 0dB 7Fh 0dB 3B03h Direct Out 4 Level 0 mute to 7Fh 0dB 7Fh 0dB 3B04h Direct Out 5 Level 0 mute to 7Fh 0dB 7Fh 0dB 3B05h Direct Out 6 Level 0 mute to 7Fh 0dB 7Fh 0dB 3B06h Direct Out 7 Level 0 mute to 7Fh 0dB 7Fh 0dB 3B07h Direct Out 8 Level 0 mut...

Page 145: ... HP L Headphone Out L peak level HP R Headphone Out R peak level OUT 1 Direct Out 1 peak level OUT 2 Direct Out 2 peak level OUT 3 Direct Out 3 peak level OUT 4 Direct Out 4 peak level OUT 5 Direct Out 5 peak level OUT 6 Direct Out 6 peak level OUT 7 Direct Out 7 peak level OUT 8 Direct Out 8 peak level S PDIF Out L S PDIF Output peak level left S PDIF Out R S PDIF Output peak level right USB Audi...

Page 146: ...11 16 17 18 19 18 3728h Kit Volume CC 7 0 Off 1 On 1 On 20 3 12 METRONOME SETTINGS NRPN High Low Description Power up default Drum Kit 1701h Metronome click sound selection values depending on sound bank content 1 X 1A01h Metronome click level 0 mute to 7Fh max 7Fh X 0F01h Click Routing bus switches see description of NRPN 370FH page 7 3763h Metronome ON OFF 0 OFF else ON 0 X 3764h Set Tempo 0 127...

Page 147: ...G5 Owner s Manual 133 376Ch Tap Head Rim 2nd MIDI note 0 not used 0 ...

Page 148: ...RECT OUT 4 pcs TS socket Mono KOPFHÖRER TRS socket Stereo MIX IN TRS socket Stereo MIDI IN OUT THRU COMPUTER CONNECTION USB B Type USB Hi Speed AUDIO MIDI FOOT SWITCH 1 x TRS 2 channels AC IN IEC C7 Wireless connections Bluetooth Recording G5 DAW Sampling rate original 48 kHz Sampling rate with converter 96 kHz 44 1 kHz Recording 6 channels depending on software version Play 2 channels Power suppl...

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