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OWNER’S MANUAL
BLUETOOTH
The Titan 50 works with both Bluetooth MIDI and Audio.
Bluetooth MIDI is often used for apps, like the Simmons app
for iOS. Bluetooth Audio allows you to play music from your
phone or tablet into the Titan 50, and that sound will come
through the line outputs and headphone outputs. The Titan
50 module is always listening for a Bluetooth connection,
simply use your phone or tablet to connect. When a
Bluetooth connection is active, the Bluetooth LED on the
front panel and the indicator in the display will turn on.
NOTE: Because the low bandwidth in Bluetooth, you can
only use Bluetooth Audio or Bluetooth MIDI – not both at
once. If you need both MIDI and Audio connections, you
need to use a USB connection with your device.
BLUETOOTH WIRELESS MIDI
The Titan 50 includes Bluetooth wireless MIDI for
connection to apps like the Simmons App for iOS. To connect
the drum module to your tablet or smartphone, open the
Bluetooth MIDI settings in your app and select the Titan 50.
The Bluetooth indicator in the display and front-panel LED
should both light up.
BLUETOOTH WIRELESS AUDIO
The Titan 50 can also operate as a Bluetooth Audio
receiver. To send sound through the module’s line out and
headphone out, simply choose the Titan 50 device from your
smartphone, tablet, or computer. Again, both the display
Bluetooth icon and the front panel LED will light when a
Bluetooth connection is active.
NOTE: The Titan 50 can’t act as a Bluetooth Audio
Transmitter to Bluetooth wireless speakers or headphones.
The reason is that the latency delay is too long on
headphones like these, so you would hear a noticeable
delay between hitting the pad and hearing a sound.
