Yamaha DTX900 Owner's Manual page 61

Trigger Input Sources
An entire pad, the particular section you hit and how you play the pad as a source of the trigger signal are collectively
referred to as a "Trigger Input Source." One Trigger Source generates one type of trigger signal. Depending on the model, up
to six Trigger Input Sources are provided in one pad. You can assign a Drum Voice to each Trigger Input Source on the
DTX900 by following the instructions on page 79. Refer to the following list when assigning a Drum Voice.
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Trigger Input Source List
Trigger Source
LCD indication Full spell
snareHd Snare Head
snareOp Snare Open Rim
snareCl Snare Closed Rim
snrHdOff Snare Head Off
snrOpOff Snare Open Rim Off
snrClOff Snare Closed Rim Off
tom1Hd Tom 1 Head
tom1Rm1 Tom 1 Rim 1
tom1Rm2 Tom 1 Rim 2
: :
tom4Hd Tom 4 Head
tom4Rm1 Tom 4 Rim 1
tom4Rm2 Tom 4 Rim 2
rideBw Ride Cymbal Bow
rideEg Ride Cymbal Edge
rideCp Ride Cymbal Cup
crash1Bw Crash Cymbal 1 Bow
crash1Eg Crash Cymbal 1 Edge
crash1Cp Crash Cymbal 1 Cup
crash2Bw Crash Cymbal 2 Bow
crash2Eg Crash Cymbal 2 Edge
crash2Cp Crash Cymbal 2 Cup
hhBwOp Hi-Hat Cymbal Open
hhEgOp Hi-Hat Cymbal Edge Open
hhBwCl Hi-Hat Cymbal Close
hhEgCl Hi-Hat Cymbal Edge Close
hhFtCl Hi-Hat Cymbal Foot Close
hhSplsh Hi-Hat Cymbal Foot Splash (9) HI-HAT
kick Kick
pad11 Pad 11
pad12Hd Pad 12 Head
pad12Rm1 Pad 12 Rim 1
pad12Rm2 Pad 12 Rim 2
: :
pad15Hd Pad 15 Head
pad15Rm1 Pad 15 Rim 1
pad15Rm2 Pad 15 Rim 2
Trigger
Input jack
(1) SNARE Hitting the head section of the snare drum pad (e.g., XP120SD).
(1) SNARE Hitting the open rim shot section of the snare drum pad (e.g., XP120SD).
(1) SNARE Hitting the closed rim shot section of the snare drum pad (e.g., XP120SD).
Hitting the head section of the snare drum pad (e.g., XP120SD) when the
(1) SNARE
snappy setting (SnaresOn/Off parameter) is turned off.
Hitting the open rim shot section of the snare drum pad (e.g., XP120SD)
(1) SNARE
when the snappy setting (SnaresOn/Off parameter) is turned off.
Hitting the closed rim shot section of the snare drum pad (e.g., XP120SD)
(1) SNARE
when the snappy setting (SnaresOn/Off parameter) is turned off.
(2) TOM1 Hitting the head section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(2) TOM1 Hitting the rim 1 section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(2) TOM1 Hitting the rim 2 section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
: :
(5) TOM4 Hitting the head section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(5) TOM4 Hitting the rim 1 section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(5) TOM4 Hitting the rim 2 section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(6) RIDE Hitting the bow section of the cymbal pad.
(6) RIDE Hitting the edge section of the cymbal pad.
(6) RIDE Hitting the cup section of the cymbal pad.
(7) CRASH1 Hitting the bow section of the cymbal pad.
(7) CRASH1 Hitting the edge section of the cymbal pad.
(7) CRASH1 Hitting the cup section of the cymbal pad.
(8) CRASH2 Hitting the bow section of the cymbal pad.
(8) CRASH2 Hitting the edge section of the cymbal pad.
(8) CRASH2 Hitting the cup section of the cymbal pad.
Hitting the bow section of the cymbal pad when it is not closed by the hi-hat
(9) HI-HAT
controller.
Hitting the edge section of the cymbal pad when it is not closed by the hi-hat
(9) HI-HAT
controller.
Hitting the bow section of the cymbal pad when it is closed by the hi-hat con-
(9) HI-HAT
troller.
Hitting the edge section of the cymbal pad when it is closed by the hi-hat
(9) HI-HAT
controller.
(9) HI-HAT Pressing and holding the hi-hat controller by your foot.
Pressing and immediately releasing the hi-hat controller.
(10) KICK Pressing the kick pad by your foot.
(11) PAD11 Hitting the snare pad or tom pad.
(12) PAD12 Hitting the head section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(12) PAD12 Hitting the rim 1 section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(12) PAD12 Hitting the rim 2 section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
: :
(12) PAD15 Hitting the head section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(12) PAD15 Hitting the rim 1 section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
(12) PAD15 Hitting the rim 2 section of the tom pad (e.g., XP120T).
Basic Structure of the DTX900
How the Trigger Signal is generated
DTX900 Owner's Manual
Reference
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