M-Audio SONO 61 manual Appendix B Channel 10 Drum Map, Key# Drum Sound

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ProKeys Sono 61 User Guide

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Appendix B - Channel 10 Drum Map

Key#	Drum Sound		Key#	Drum Sound

35	Acoustic Bass Drum		59	Ride Cymbal 2

36	Bass Drum 1		60	Hi Bongo
37	Side Stick		61	Low Bongo

38	Acoustic Snare		62	Mute Hi Conga

39	Hand Clap		63	Open Hi Conga
40	Electric Snare		64	Low Conga

41	Low Floor Tom		65	High Timbale

42	Closed Hi-Hat		66	Low Timbale
43	High Floor Tom		67	High Agogo

44	Pedal Hi-Hat		68	Low Agogo

45	Low Tom		69	Cabasa
46	Open Hi-Hat		70	Maracas

47	Low-Mid Tom		71	Short Whistle

48	Hi-Mid Tom		72	Long Whistle
49	Crash Cymbal 1		73	Short Guiro

50	High Tom		74	Long Guiro

51	Ride Cymbal 1		75	Claves
52	Chinese Cymbal		76	Hi Wood Block

53	Ride Bell		77	Low Wood Block

54	Tambourine		78	Mute Cuica
55	Splash Cymbal		79	Open Cuica

56	Cowbell		80	Mute Triangle

57	Crash Cymbal 2		81	Open Triangle
58	Vibraslap

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