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Configuration Guide
TRIGGER PAD
This configures the settings for each trigger pad.
• Trigger In ................................Snare, Tom1, Tom1Rim, Tom2, Tom2Rim, Tom3, Tom3Rim, Kick,
Hi-Hat, Crash, Ride, Tom4/Acc1, Acc2, Acc3
Select each trigger pad to configure.
• Trigger Type .........................................................................................................................
Select the type for the selected trigger pad.
The selection type differs for each Trigger In setting.
Trigger In
Type
Snare
EM-14S, OTHER, NO-PAD
Tom1/2/3
EM-10T/12T/14T, OTHER, NO-PAD
Tom1/2/3Rim
--- (TriggerType cannot be selected.)
Kick
EM-KCPC/EBP, OTHER, NO-PAD
Hi-Hat
EM-14HH, OTHER, NO-PAD
Crash
EM-15C, EM-18R, OTHER, NO-PAD
Ride
EM-18R, OTHER, NO-PAD
TOM4/ACC1, ACC2, ACC3
EM-14S, EM-10T/12T/14T, EM-15C, EM-18R, EM-KCPC/EBP, OTHER, NO-PAD
Tip:
“EM-???” indicates names of pads used specifically for this instrument.
Note:
Select "OTHER” if you are using pads aside from dedicated e/MERGE pads.
Each trigger setting must be set and adjusted for the pads to be used, when
“OTHER” is selected. Some pads may not be usable with this instrument.
• Sensitivity .............................................................................................................. 000...100
Adjusts the trigger sensitivity.
• Threshold ............................................................................................................... 000...100
Adjusts how much the pad will react when struck.
Note:
If you lower this value, the pad will sound even when you play lightly. Note that
other pads may react as well when the specified pad is played. If you raise this
value, the pad may not sound at all when you play lightly.
• Retrigger ............................................................................................................... 000...100
This makes adjustments to improve retriggering.
Note:
Increase the retriggering value to avoid pads sounding two notes when played only
once. Note that this will make the pad less able to detect drum rolls. When you
lower this value, you will be able to play intricate flams, but the pad will be more
likely to sound twice with one stroke.