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MIDI Reference Material

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    DTX502  Reference Manual

1. General

1.1 Scope

The specifications described herein apply to transmission and recep-
tion of MIDI data by a DTX502 drum trigger module. 

1.2 Compliance

The specifications described herein comply with the MIDI 1.0 stan-
dard. 

1.3 Legend

The following symbol has a special meaning herein.
• $: Placed in front of hexadecimal numbers.

2. Channel Messages

2.1 Key On & Key Off

Key On and Key Off messages are transmitted and received.
Range of notes received: 0 (C-2) to 127 (G

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)

Velocity range: 1 to 127 (i.e., Note On only)

2.2 Control Change

2.2.1 Bank Select MSB (0), LSB (32)

Bank Select MSB and LSB messages are received. These mes-
sages can also be sent by turning on the output of MIDI Program 
Change messages in the KitCommon area.

MSB = 0, LSB = any value: General MIDI instrument voices
MSB = 127, LSB = any value: General MIDI drum voices (see Note 1)
MSB = 125, LSB = 1: Drum kits (see Note 2)

* Note 1

When received, GM drum voices are selected for song parts. 
Playback parts do not change.

* Note 2

The drum kit having the same number as the received program 
number is selected. If received on MIDI channel 10, the same 
drum kit will also be selected for playback parts. 

2.2.2 Modulation (1)

Modulation messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.3 Foot Controller (4)

Foot Controller messages are transmitted and received.

2.2.4 Portamento Time (5)

Portamento Time messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.5 Data Entry (MSB = 6, LSB = 38)

Data Entry messages are received but not transmitted. These 
messages are used to specify RPN data.

2.2.6 Main Volume (7)

Main Volume messages are received. These messages can also 
be sent by turning on the output of MIDI Control Change mes-
sages in the KitCommon area.

2.2.7 Pan (10)

Pan messages are received. These messages can also be sent 
by turning on the output of MIDI Control Change messages in the 
KitCommon area.
A value of 0 corresponds to the far left of the stereo image; a 
value of 127, to the far right.

2.2.8 Expression (11)

Expression messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.9 Hold 1 (64)

Hold 1 messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.10 Portamento Switch (65)

Portamento Switch messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.11 Sostenuto (66)

Sostenuto messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.12 Harmonic Content (71)

Harmonic Content messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.13 EG Release Time (72)

EG Release Time messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.14 EG Attack Time (73)

EG Attack Time messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.15 Brightness (74)

Brightness messages are received but not transmitted.

2.2.16 Effect 1 Depth (91)

Effect 1 Depth messages are received but not transmitted. The 
message value corresponds to the Reverb Send level.

2.2.17 Data Increment (96), Decrement (97)

Data Increment and Decrement messages are received but not 
transmitted.

2.2.18 RPN

$00/$00 Pitch bend sensitivity: Received but not transmitted.

$00/$01 Fine tuning: Received but not transmitted.

$00/$02 Coarse tuning: Received but not transmitted.

$7F/$7F NULL: Received but not transmitted.

2.3 Channel Mode

All types of Channel Mode message are received, but none are trans-
mitted.

2.3.1 All Sound Off (120)

Upon receipt of an All Sound Off message, the DTX502 mutes all 
voices currently playing on the corresponding channel.

2.3.2 Reset All Controllers (121)

Upon receipt of a Reset All Controllers message, the DTX502 
resets the following controllers to their initial values:
Pitch Bend, Modulation, Expression, Hold 1, Portamento, Soste-
nuto, RPN, Harmonic Content, Release Time, Attack Time, and 
Brightness 

2.3.3 All Note Off (123)

Upon receipt of an All Note Off message, the DTX502 mutes all 
notes currently playing on the corresponding channel. If Hold 1 or 
Sostenuto is turned on, however, muting will not take place until 
said controller is turned off.

2.3.4 Omni Off (124)

Upon receipt of an Omni Off message, the DTX502 acts in the 
same way as if an All Notes Off message had been received.

2.3.5 Omni On (125)

Upon receipt of an Omni On message, the DTX502 acts in the 
same way as if an All Notes Off message had been received.

2.3.6 Mono (126)

Upon receipt of a Mono message, the DTX502 acts in the same 
way as if an All Sound Off message had been received.

2.3.7 Poly (127)

Upon receipt of a Poly message, the DTX502 acts in the same 
way as if an All Sound Off message had been received.

MIDI Data Format

Summary of Contents for DTX Drums DTX502

Page 1: ...nd text box in the toolbar to quickly and conve niently search for them within the text The illustrations and screens shown in this manual are for instructional purposes only and may differ somewhat f...

Page 2: ...r DTX502 into the model name field and select Musicsoft Downloader System requirements for Musicsoft Downloader will be displayed on the download page 2 Double click the downloaded installer to launch...

Page 3: ...assign a different number to each of them Your DTX502 only accepts song data in the form of a standard MIDI file SMF of format 0 or 1 When you transfer an SMF of format 1 it will be automatically conv...

Page 4: ...ations will now be shown and from here you can click the Musicsoft Downloader icon to launch it Musicsoft Downloader will launch and the main window will be displayed 3 Click the Connection Check butt...

Page 5: ...a in the top half of the main window 6 Select the destination device for the copied files by clicking Electronic Musical Instruments at the left of the main window The following message will be displa...

Page 6: ...dow to shut down Musicsoft Downloader The following message will be displayed on the drum trigger module s LCD screen as it disconnects from the computer 11 Confirm that the data has been correctly tr...

Page 7: ...can click the Musicsoft Downloader icon to launch it 3 Click the Connection Check button at the bottom right of the main window to confirm the current connection status An error message will be displ...

Page 8: ...r module s LCD screen while transferring files 8 When files have been successfully transferred they will be temporarily stored in Musicsoft Down loader and listed in the corresponding area in the top...

Page 9: ...ill be asked to confirm if you wish to proceed Clicking the Cancel button in this window will end the process without trans ferring any files 11 Click the OK button to transfer the selected files from...

Page 10: ...rent smart device models and other system requirements vary from app to app Details are provided on the above web page and should be checked carefully before proceeding 3 Confirm the required mode of...

Page 11: ...off OpenRim 34 A 0 34 A 0 snare off ClosedRim 27 D 0 27 D 0 Tom tom1 Head 48 C 2 48 C 2 tom2 Head 47 B 1 47 B 1 tom3 Head 43 G 1 43 G 1 Ride ride Bow 51 D 2 51 D 2 ride Edge 52 E 2 57 A 2 ride Cup 53...

Page 12: ...eceived but not transmitted 2 2 10 Portamento Switch 65 Portamento Switch messages are received but not transmitted 2 2 11 Sostenuto 66 Sostenuto messages are received but not transmitted 2 2 12 Harmo...

Page 13: ...ly F0 7E 7F 06 02 43 00 41 4B 06 00 00 00 7F F7 Identity Reply messages are transmitted but not received 3 2 Universal Real Time 3 2 1 MIDI Master Volume F0 7F 7F 04 01 XX mm F7 XX is ignored mm repre...

Page 14: ...0 x After Key s o x Touch Ch s x x Pitch Bend x o 0 32 o 1 o Bank Select 4 o o 7 10 o 1 o 1 5 11 x o Control 6 38 x o Data Entry 64 66 x o Change 71 74 x o 96 97 x o RPN Inc Dec 91 x o Effect Depth 10...

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