Simmons TITAN 50, Owner'S Manual

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MIDI Note Pad
36 Kick
38 Snare – Center
40 Snare – Rim
48 Tom 1
45 Tom 2
43 Tom 3
41 Tom 4
46 Hi Hat - Open
42 Hi Hat - Closed
44 Hi Hat - Pedal
85 Hi Hat - Splash
86 Hi-Hat - Semi-Open
49 Crash
57 Crash 2
51 Ride
HI-HAT MIDI SETTINGS
The Titan 50 Hi-Hat sends MIDI controller 4 information
when the hi-hat pedal is moved up and down. If your MIDI
sound source or plug-in doesn’t have a note value for “Half-
Open Hi-Hat,” change that note value to the same note
number you’re using for open hi-hat.
USB OPERATIONS
The Titan 50 Module will show up to your computer and
devices as a 2-in, 2-out audio interface, and also as a USB
MIDI interface. Both are “Class-Compliant” for macOS and
Windows computers, no driver is required. Just plug it into
your computer and your DAW software should recognize the
device.
You might need to set up the Titan 50 as a new MIDI device
in your DAW software before it can be used. Refer to your
DAW software documentation to do this.
The Titan 50 also works as a USB host for devices like an
iPad. Plug the iPad into the Titan 50’s USB jack using a
USB cable and/or adapter, and the iPad’s audio will come
through the Titan 50’s line and headphone outputs. MIDI
will also play into and out of the USB jack. This is great for
playing along with music or using educational apps.
SETUP MODE
MIDI NOTE DEFAULTS
The Titan 50 default note numbers are shown below. You
can change these note number assignments, please check
the previous section for instructions.