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problem, try assigning all the toms to a group so that they only use up one voice at a

time.

3.8 MIDI BUTTON

Press MIDI, and the LCD shows the root note for the selected drumset on the bottom

line. Example:

DRUMSET ROOT

NOTE: 036 C1

MIDI options are spread over five different screen displays, which are described in

detail in Chaper 4.

3.9 COPYING A NOTE'S PARAMETERS TO ANOTHER

NOTE

After editing a note's Voice, Tune, Mix, Output, and Group parameters, you may wish

to copy these settings to another note number. This can be useful for setting up

chromatic tunings for adjacent keys.

Contents

Main CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION CHAPTER 2 - DRUM SET MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 3 - FUNCTION BUTTONS CHAPTER 4 - MIDI FUNCTIONS CHAPTER 5 - EXTERNAL TRIGGERING 5.8A Understanding Hi Hat Pedal Mode..................................................... 45 CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1.0 PRINCIPAL FEATURES 1.1 RETURN YOUR WARRANTY CARD NOW! 1.2 HOOKUP/INSTANT GRATIFICATION 1.2A Installation 1.2B Hook Up Audio (rear panel) 1.2D Hook Up External Triggers (rear panel) 1.2C Hook Up MIDI (rear panel) 1.2E Hook Up Power (rear panel) 1.2F Turn On Power 1.2G Select Drum Sets 1.2H Audition Different Drum Sounds Page 1.2I Assign Drum Sounds to Particular MIDI Notes 1.3 BASICS AND DEFINITIONS 1.3A The Voice 1.3B About the Edit Buffer 1.3C About Defaults 1.3D MIDI Note Range 9 Alesis D4 Trigger / Note Relationship 1.4 ABOUT THE USER INTERFACE The D4 is very easy to edit. The various buttons are organized as follows. 1.4A Function Buttons 1.4B Cursor Buttons 1.4D Editing Parameter Values 1.4C Multi-Page Functions 1.4E The Store and Note Chase buttons 1.4F The Preview Button CHAPTER 2: DRUM SET MANAGEMENT 2.0 SELECTING DRUM SETS 2.1 STORING/NAMING AN EDITED DRUM SET 2.2 RECALLING FACTORY DRUM SETS Page CHAPTER 3: FUNCTION BUTTONS 3.0 NOTE CHASE/DRUM NOTE SELECTION 3.1 VOICE 3.2 TUNE 3.3 MIX 3.4 OUTPUT 3.5 DRUM SET 3.6 EXT TRIG 3.7 GROUP BUTTON Page CHAPTER 4: MIDI FUNCTIONS 4.0 DRUM SET ROOT NOTE Page 4.1 MIDI CHANNEL SELECTION 4.2 MIDI THRU/OUT SELECTION 4.3 PROGRAM CHANGE ENABLE 4.4 CONTROLLER ENABLE Page 4.5 PROGRAM CHANGE TABLE 4.6 SAVE DATA VIA MIDI 4.6A Save to DataDisk 4.7 RECEIVE DATA FROM ANOTHER MIDI DEVICE 4.7A Load from DataDisk CHAPTER 5: EXTERNAL TRIGGERING About Trigger Parameters Page Page 5.0 TRIGGER SELECTION 5.1 TRIGGER NOTE SELECTION 5.2 TRIGGER VELOCITY SELECTION Page Page 5.3 TRIGGER PARAMETER SELECTION 5.4 TRIGGER CROSSTALK SELECTION Page 5.5 TRIGGER DCAY CONTROL SELECTION 5.6 TRIGGER NOISE LEVEL SELECTION 5.7 TRIGGER GAIN SELECTION 5.8 FOOTSWITCH MODE 5.8A Understanding Hi Hat Pedal Mode Page CHAPTER 6: MIDI SUPPLEMENT 6.0 MIDI BASICS 6.1 MIDI HARDWARE 6.2 MIDI MESSAGE BASICS 6.3 CHANNEL MESSAGES 6.3A Voice Messages Page 6.3B Mode Messages 6.4 SYSTEM COMMON MESSAGES 6.5 BOOKS ON MIDI 6.6 VIDEOS ON MIDI