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ABOUT DRUM MAPS
A Drum Map is a special way of playing Programs. Normally a Program is transposed & is played over the entire range of the mas-
ter keyboard. In a Drum Map each program is assigned to a single note on the master keyboard & every note from C1 ( bottom C
on the master keyboard ) to B4 plays a different program. Basically a separate “Program” is assigned to each note in a Drum Map.
This allows the master keyboard to access different Drum sounds on each key. This is particularly useful when using the
Supernova II Rack with a sequencer as a Drum Map can be assigned to a single “Part” of a Performance allowing many different
drums to be played on one MIDI channel. Each Drum Map contains 50 Programs. Below is a block diagram of a Supernova II Rack
Drum Map.
The incoming note data is split up & fed to one of the 50 Programs in the Drum Map. These programs are 000 to 49. Drum Map
Programs 000 to 048 are for storing sound data. The output of all these programs is mixed together & fed through one effects sec-
tion. The effects sections parameters are stored in Drum Map Program 049, however adjusting the effects section of any Program
within a particular Drum Map will alter the effects on Drum Map Program 049 & hence the whole Drum Map. When a Drum Map
program is saved the sound data is stored in the desired location & any edits to the effects data is stored in Drum Map Program
049. Effects settings from other programs can be imported into a Drum Map by saving the Program that has the desired effects in
Drum Map Program 49.
In the Supernova II Rack there are 8 Drum Maps.
Adjusting the effects of any Drum Map Program will affect all the sounds in the entire Drum Map.
Any Program written into Drum Map location 049 will not make a sound but will write the source Programs effects on the entire
Drum Map.
It is possible to write a “normal” type of Program into a Drum Map & write a Drum Map Program into a “normal” Programs location
using write procedure.
NOTE:
NOTE:
NOTE: NOTE:
NOTE:
NOTE:
Drum Bank Program a000
Dist EQ Pan
Reverb
Chorus
Delay
Drum Bank
Comb
Drum Bank Program a049
Effects section
Effect Section
( Shown in Normal
Configuration, D + R + C )
Drum Bank Program a048
MIDI
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