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Kick Lancet
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  • Page 1 Kick Lancet User Guide...
  • Page 2: Introduction

    At the same time, operation with one knob per function is as easy and intuitive as it gets. Thanks to MIDI-, audio- and trigger-inputs, KICK LANCET can be used standalone as well as an additional layer to double acoustic drums or other sounds. As a solo performer or team-player, KICK...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Sound Generator Controls ......................6 TRIG button and OVERKILL switch ...................8 Connections ..........................9 MIDI functions of KICK LANCET ....................10 Setting the MIDI-channel and note number ................10 RESET ............................10 Using the analogue trigger-inputs GATE, SWITCH and AUDIO ............. 11 GATE ............................
  • Page 4: Important Safety Information

    KICK LANCET should not be used near easy flammable or explosive goods. Dampness KICK LANCET should not be used in damp or wet places. Make sure KICK LANCET is not used in humid atmospheres (walls, floors, ceilings etc.) because this could cause condensation within unit.
  • Page 5: Getting Started

    Connections and Powering If you came here without any problems, you can finally start up your KICK LANCET: Connect the provided power supply unit to KICK LANCET’s 12 VDC jack. ⚠ Actually, you don’t have to take care of correct polarity as KICK LANCET can handle center-negative as well as center-positive power supply units.
  • Page 6 In case you want to trigger KICK LANCET using MIDI, connect the MIDI IN to the MIDI output of a keyboard or a sequencer. If you prefer using an analogue trigger signal consult chapter "Using the analogue trigger-inputs GATE, SWITCH and AUDIO" on page 11.
  • Page 7: Controls And Connections

    Controls and Connections Sound Generator Controls sets the length of the sound until fade out. The first half of the control allows DECAY creating tight kick drums for dance music. From noon-setting of the control, the kicks are significantly increasing in length. These sounds are often found in gen- res such as Hip-Hop or R’n’B. With DECAY set to maximum, long sounding bass drums can be achieved. Use these for Jeep Beats, D’n’B and Dubstep - BOOoom. sets the overall sound frequency.
  • Page 8 Simply put: BALLS makes your bass drum PHAT. We recommend using this control with caution. Te human ear easily adapts to this sound and we might tend to turn BALLS higher and higher. controls the output level of KICK LANCET. VOLUME User Guide Kick Lancet...
  • Page 9: Trig Button And Overkill Switch

    A green LED shows an active powered unit. ⚠ The OVERKILL switch is no power switch. It simply removes the connection of KICK LANCET to the DC power supply. Please do always disconnect the PSU from the socket when not using KICK LANCET for a longer period!
  • Page 10: Connections

    This output forwards the MIDI-data from KICK LANCET’s MIDI IN and allows MIDI THRU connecting more MIDI devices. This jack carries the audio output signal. From here, connect KICK LANCET to a OUTPUT mixing desk, and audio-interface or an amplifier. The trigger inputs GATE, SWITCH and AUDIO will be described in chapter "Using the analogue trigger-inputs GATE, SWITCH and AUDIO"...
  • Page 11: Midi Functions Of Kick Lancet

    GATE, SWITCH and AUDIO" on page 11). Setting the MIDI-channel and note number By default, KICK LANCET receives data on MIDI-channel 1 and note number 36 (C). To change the note number and the MIDI-channel carry out the following steps: Deactivate OVERKILL to switch off KICK LANCET - all LEDs are off.
  • Page 12: Using The Analogue Trigger-Inputs Gate, Switch And Audio

    Using the analogue trigger-inputs GATE, SWITCH and AUDIO As an alternative to playing KICK LANCET via MIDI, the unit can also be triggered by various analogue signals. There are three options. GATE This jack allows triggering KICK LANCET using a 5 volts gate signal with positive slope. A compatible trigger signal is generated by multiple analogue sequencers, modular systems and analogue synthesizers.
  • Page 13: Switch

    SWITCH This jack allows triggering KICK LANCET with a simple switch contact with a short circuit. You may use a common foot pedal with an A-contact. Naturally, dynamic aspects will not be reflected using this method. AUDIO This input allows triggering KICK LANCET by any audio source. Naturally, the quality of this function is highly depending upon the audio signal itself.
  • Page 14: Technical Specifications

    GATE, SWITCH and AUDIO" on page Miscellaneous Power Supply external DC adapter with 12 V / 1000 mA Dimensions about 21 cm x 14,5 cm x 5,5 cm Weight 0.5 kg optional Accessories Wooden side panels User Guide Kick Lancet...
  • Page 15 HDB electronic GmbH Badesteig 20 08258 Markneukirchen GERMANY +49 (0) 37422 4027-0 Email info@vermona.com vermona.com...

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