Roland TMC-6, TD-12, TD-3, TD-8, TD-20, TD-6/6V Triggering the Dual-Zone Crash and Hi Hat Cymbals

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SMARTRIGGER USERS GUIDE Version 1.4 1/30/2005

Triggering the Dual-Zone Crash and Hi Hat Cymbals

The Smartrigger crash and hi hat cymbals use what is commonly called a “Head/Rim” or “Piezo/Rim-switch” type of triggering system. This means that the first “zone” or sound can be triggered by activating the piezo trigger (which is mounted inside the small black housing underneath the cymbal) and the second “zone” or sound can be triggered by activating the piezo trigger and the rim-switch at the same time. The “rim-switch” is the 180 degree gold colored band under the cymbal. This is also the “choke” switch that causes a ringing cymbal sound to be “choked” off or stopped, by striking the cymbal then grabbing the choke switch.

To trigger the Head sound, strike the cymbal’s surface with the tip of the stick.

To trigger the Rim sound, strike the cymbal’s edge with a glancing blow

To choke the crash cymbal sound, strike the cymbal then grab the edge of the cymbal.

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Contents Smartrigger Electronic Percussion Products Users GuideTable of Contents Introduction Smartrigger Cymbal Features Setup Quick SetupConnecting the Cable Proper Cymbal Mounting Using a Fixed Hi Hat Arm Using a Standard Hi Hat StandMounting the Hi Hat Cymbals Hi Hat Clutch Mounting Installing the Hi Hat CableTriggering the Dual-Zone Crash and Hi Hat Cymbals Triggering the Dual-Zone Ride Triggering the Triple-Zone Ride Setting Your Trigger Inputs Settings for the Roland TD-20 and Roland TD-12 Roland Drum Module SettingsSettings for the Roland TD-10 Settings for the Roland TD-8 Settings for the Roland TD-6/6V Settings for the Roland TD-3 Settings for the Roland TMC-6 Yamaha Drum Modules Care and Feeding of your Smartrigger CymbalsAlesis Drum Modules Ddrum ModulesCleaning the Top Surface Cleaning your cymbalsCleaning the Bottom Surface Transporting Your CymbalsWarranty Information
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