Alesis DM5 manual Storing AN Edited Drum SET, Naming a Drum SET, Recalling the Factory Drum Sets

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Chapter 2: Your First Session With The DM5

STORING AN EDITED DRUM SET

Once you have made changes to a Drum Set, you will need to store it; that is, if you want to keep the changes you have made. The internal memory is designed to hold up to 21 (00 20) Drum Sets. Once you store over an existing Drum Set, the previous Drum Set that was stored in that location is gone forever. However, you can recall any of the 21 original factory preset Drum Sets at any time (see below).

Press [STORE].

The [STORE] button will light. The display will show a Drum Set number identical to the last Drum Set number selected.

Optional: Use the [VALUE] knob to select a different Drum Set location (00 20).

Press [STORE] to save the Drum Set into the selected location.

The display briefly reads: DRUMSET STORED!. The [STORE] button will turn off.

NAMING A DRUM SET

The Store function has a second page which allows you to change the name of the Drum Set before storing it.

Press [STORE].

Press the [] button once to select page 2 of the Store function .

The Drum Set’s name appears in the display; a cursor appears beneath the first character. In the bottom left corner of the display, PAGE 2 will have a square around it.

Use the [] and [] buttons to move the cursor in the display and select a character for editing.

If you move the cursor beyond either end of the Drum Set’s name, page 1 will be selected.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to change the selected character.

Press [STORE] to save the Drum Set with its new name.

RECALLING THE FACTORY DRUM SETS

The DM5 includes 21 factory-programmed Drum Sets that are useful in a wide range of applications. These are permanently stored in ROM (Read Only Memory), so even if you edit one of them or replace one by storing a Drum Set into its memory location, you can recall any of the original presets whenever you want.

Hold the [DRUM SET] button and press [STORE]. The display will read: “Recall Set Into”.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to select the factory Drum Set to be recalled (00-20) .

Press the [] button once and turn the [VALUE] knob to select the Drum Set memory to recall the Drum Set into.

Press [STORE] to recall the selected factory Drum Set into the selected Drum Set memory location.

Recalling a preset permanently erases and replaces the Drum Set in the location you select. Only recall a preset into a Drum Set location you are sure you don’t want to keep.

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Contents Alesis DM5 Introduction HOW to USE this ManualDM5 Reference Manual Contents Midi Implementation Chart Appendix a TROUBLE-SHOOTINGMidi Functions External TriggeringAC Power Hookup Setting UPUnpacking and Inspection ChapterBasic Audio Hookup About Audio CablesTo turn on the Midi Thru parameter Midi HookupExternal Triggers Hookup Your First Session With the DM5 Powering UP Playing the Demo Sequence Playing the DM5 WHAT’S a Drum SET?Auditioning Internal Programs Selecting the Midi ChannelChoosing Voices in a Drum SET Naming a Drum SET Storing AN Edited Drum SETRecalling the Factory Drum Sets To turn on Midi Thru Mode Midi OUT/THRU ModeConnections To set the Midi Channel Example 1 Using a Midi KeyboardTo set the Root Note Example 2 Using a Midi Sequencer To turn the Local Control off Local ModeTo turn the Midi Overflow Mode on Example 3 Using TWO or More DM5 ModulesExternal Triggers To setup the external triggers To Set the Crosstalk value CrosstalkTo set the Noise value To set the Decay valueTo set the Footswitch Mode Footswitch HookupBasic and Definitions OverviewVoice Random VoicesMidi Note Range DM5 PolyphonyReading the Display About the User InterfaceButtons Function ButtonsMULTI-PAGE Functions Editing Parameter Values Drum Note SelectionStore Button Preview ButtonTune Function ButtonsOutput MIXOutput Options EXT Trig Drum SETGroup Copying a NOTE’S Parameters to Another MidiDrum SET Root Note Midi FunctionsMidi Channel Local Control Program Change EnableControllers Enable Saving Data VIA Midi Program Change TableTo edit the Program Change table To back up Receiving Data from Another Midi DeviceOverview External TriggeringAbout Trigger Parameters Page Example Trigger Selection Gain Trigger Note AssignmentVelocity Curve Method Two Method OneCrosstalk Decay Footswitch ModeNoise Understanding HI HAT Pedal Mode Tips on Triggering from Acoustic Drums Trigger PlacementOutput Sensitivity MountingIf you play with a looser head, try this If you play with a fairly tight batter head, try thisFor head mounting For shell mountingMuffling Mounting Hardware and ConfigurationLarge Toms External Triggering DM5 Reference Manual TROUBLE-SHOOTING Index TROUBLE-SHOOTINGMAINTENANCE/SERVICE RE-INITIALIZINGObtaining Repair Service MaintenanceRefer ALL Servicing to Alesis Customers in the USA
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