Korg Trinity Parameter Manual page 152

5–1: Drumkit (Drumkit Setup)
5–1c: High Drumsample
High (High Drumsample)
Selects the drum sample that will be sounded by velocities above the Bottom Vel specified in "5–
1e: Drumsample Setup". A list of the drum samples is included in the separate Voice Name List.
If you do not want to use velocity to switch drum samples, set Bottom Vel to 1, and specify a drum
sample only for this parameter.
With a setting of OFF, there will be no sound.
Start Offset
If this is checked, the drum sample will start playing from a location after the beginning of the
waveform. (This location is fixed for each drum sample.)
If this is un-checked, the drum sample will start from the beginning of the waveform.
Tune
Adjusts the pitch in 50-cent steps.
Keys that are set to 0 will sound the sample at its original pitch.
Keys that are set to –60.0 will sound the sample 5 octaves lower than its original pitch.
Keys that are set to +24.0 will sound the sample 2 octaves above its original pitch.
For example this could be used to create a group of Hi-tom, Mid-tom, and Low-tom sounds using
a single tom drum sample.
Level
Adjusts the volume.
Keys with a setting of +99 will sound at a volume double that of the amp level of the program
using that drumkit.
Keys with a setting of 0 will sound at the volume of the amp level of the program using that drum
kit.
Keys with a setting of –99 will not sound.
Decay
Adjusts the decay time.
The decay time for each key will be the sum of the amp EG Decay Time of the program using that
drum kit and the setting you make here.
The program amp EG for a drum kit sets the Start Level and Attack Level high, and the Break
Point Level to 0. That is, the level will be highest at note-on, and decays thereafter.
5–1d: Low Drumsample
Specifies the drum sample that will be sounded by velocities below the Bottom Vel specified in "5–
1e: Drumsample Setup".
For details on each parameter, refer to "5–1c: High Drumsample".
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[OFF, 1...258]
[–60.0...+24.0]
[–99...+99]
[–99...+99]