Editing Kits; Trigger Midi Channel - ddrum DDTi Reference Manual

EDITING KITS

Editing kits is a powerful tool for customizing your DDTi. When you are editing a kit,
the information displayed on the screen will always reflect the parameters of the last
trigger in the current kit that was hit. To modify the parameters of a certain trigger,
just strike it – this is often referred to as "chase mode". The parameters that you can
modify for each trigger are Pad MIDI Channel, Pad Note Number.
Please note that editing Program Change, MIDI Channel and MIDI Note # will only
affect the specific trigger in the current kit.
Other settings, such as Trigger Type, Gain, Velocity Curve, Crosstalk and Retrigger
time are also editable per trigger but will affect the specific trigger in every kit on the
DDTi. For information on setting these parameters, please consult "Setting Global
Parameters" section of this manual.

TRIGGER MIDI CHANNEL

This is the MIDI Channel on which the trigger is sending information. Each trigger
can be set to transmit on a separate channel.
For example, this could be very useful if you are trying to control different devices or
modules with different triggers, and want to make sure that certain MIDI information is
received only by a specific device. In this case, you can set different MIDI Channels
which your external synths or sample playback engines will be "listening" to. Then
assigning those different MIDI Channels to different pads will ensure that the triggers
only communicate with the specific device that you want them to.
How to set Trigger MIDI Channel:
1. Use the function up/down buttons to select Trig MIDI Channel.
2. To choose the trigger you wish to modify, just strike the trigger/pad. The
current MIDI Channel will be displayed.
3. Select the desired channel, using the value up/down buttons to dial in the
value.
automatically.
REMEMBER TO SAVE YOUR CHANGES BY GOING BACK TO KIT!
As you move through the choices, the value will be loaded
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