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Programming Drums
1 0 0 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL
P3 The Modulation Level Parameter
This Parameter determines the amount of Modulation that will occur. The Value can
be positive or negative, from -99 to +99. When the Value is set to 00, no Modulation
occurs, and the Parameter is essentially off. When there is no Modulation occurring,
the DM Pro indicates this by displaying the Modulation Matrix Function in
lowercase letters through all three pages:
SND1:mod1
P3
Level: 00
Higher absolute Values (positive or negative) increase the amount of Modulation.
Logically, negative Modulation Values
decrease the Value of the Modulation
Destination Parameter, while positive Modulation Values
increase the Value.
THE DRUM NAME FUNCTION
As you would expect, this Function simply allows you to name the Drum that you
are currently editing. Note that the Name Function covers all four Sounds within a
Drum together – individual Sounds within a Drum have no special name other than
Sound 1, Sound 2, etc.
To Name a Drum, select the Drum Name Function which is the last Function in
Drum Edit Mode. Then move the cursor to the bottom line of the display beneath the
current Drum Name which is surrounded in quotation marks:
SND1:DRUM NAME
“Doom Tom”
Turn the Value encoder to change each character. Using the CURSOR buttons, move
the cursor beneath each character you wish to edit, and then again turn the Value
encoder to find the character you wish. Drum Names contain up to eight characters
which may be in upper or lower case.
SND1:DRUM NAME
“Doom Tom”
Here is a chart of available Drum Name characters:
!“#
$
%
&
‘
(
)
*+
,
-./
0
12
3
456789:
;
<=>?@ABCDEFG
HI
J
KLMN
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
VWXYZ
[
¥
]
^`
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
hi
j
kl mn
o
p
q
rstuvwx
y
z
{
|
}
Remember that the Drum Name is an edit Function like any other. Be sure to save
your edited name with the Drum like you would any other edited Function using the
Store Command.
- REFERENCE 1
- Contents 3
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 5 5
- 6 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 6
- IMPORTANT SAFETY 7
- INSTRUCTIONS 7
- Important Safety Instructions 8
- 8 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 8
- (FRENCH) 9
- ’UTILISATION DE L’APPAREIL: 9
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 10
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 1 11
- CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 12
- WELCOME TO THE 13
- DM PRO FRONT PANEL 14
- Welcome to the DM Pro 15
- DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 5 15
- DM PRO DISPLAY 16
- AC POWER HOOKUP 17
- ABOUT AUDIO CABLES 17
- A UDIO CONNECTIONS 18
- DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 9 19
- CONNECTIONS CHART 20
- EXTERNAL TRIGGER CONNECTIONS 21
- 2 2 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 22
- A BRIEF HANDS-ON 23
- TUTORIAL 23
- BASIC MIDI SETUP 24
- RealProKit” 25
- AKk:005 PwrShoes 25
- Note:36 C1 25
- A Kk:005 PwrShoes 26
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 2 7 27
- SAVING CHANGES TO A DRUMKIT 29
- PROGRAMMING EFFECTS 30
- DITING THE EFFECTS THEMSELVES 31
- OVERDRIVE 32
- Level: 00 32
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 3 3 33
- SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE 35
- PROGRAMMING HIERARCHY 36
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 3 7 37
- THE THREE MODES OF THE DM PRO 38
- THE DM PRO SIGNAL PATH 38
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 3 9 39
- System Architecture 40
- 4 0 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 40
- PROGRAMMING 41
- DRUMKITS 41
- THE TUNE FUNCTION 43
- THE MIX FUNCTION 43
- 2> Panned moderately right 44
- 3> Panned hard right 44
- Output: MAIN L/R 44
- Note:83 B4 44
- FX Level: 7 0 45
- Note:83 B4 45
- FX Bus:REVERB 46
- FX Bus:OD>DL>PCH 46
- Programming Drumkits 47
- DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 4 7 47
- THE NOTE CHASE FUNCTION 48
- DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 4 9 49
- Note: 72 C4 50
- Drumkit 50
- DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 5 1 51
- THE TRIGGER SEQUENCE FUNCTION 52
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 5 3 53
- 5 4 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 54
- THE MIDI FUNCTION 55
- MIDI Input: ON 56
- Note:60 C3 56
- MIDI Output: ON 56
- THE DRUMKIT NAME FUNCTION 57
- THE EFFECTS FUNCTION 57
- THE REVERB EFFECTS FUNCTION 61
- REVERB(Large) 63
- PreMx:IN25>DEL 63
- Inpt Filter:5 2 63
- Decay:70 64
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 6 5 65
- HE OVERDRIVE EFFECTS FUNCTION 66
- THE DELAY EFFECTS FUNCTION 67
- Programming Effects 68
- 6 8 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 68
- DELAY FX 69
- Feedback: 4 0 69
- Out to Rvb: 2 0 70
- THE PITCH EFFECTS FUNCTION 71
- PITCH TYPE: CHORUS OR FLANGER 72
- DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 7 3 73
- P6 The DEPTH Parameter 73
- PITCH TYPE: RESONATOR 74
- HE EQUALIZER EFFECTS FUNCTION 75
- EQUALIZER 76
- Lo Gain: +12dB 76
- DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 7 7 77
- PROGRAMMING DRUMS 79
- THE VOICE SELECT FUNCTION 80
- THE LEVEL FUNCTION 81
- THE PITCH FUNCTION 82
- SND1:PITCH 83
- PWHL>PITCH: 0 2 83
- PENV>PITCH: 5 0 83
- THE FILTER FUNCTION 84
- SND1:FILTER 85
- Frequency: 7 0 85
- VELO>FILT: 1 0 85
- MODWH>FILT: -2 0 86
- F-ENV>FILTER: 9 9 86
- THE AMPLITUDE FUNCTION 87
- 4 Rimshot Snare 4o f4 88
- VELOCITY CURVES 89
- THE THREE ENVELOPE GENERATOR 90
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 9 1 91
- 9 2 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 92
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 9 3 93
- for the Pitch 94
- THE PITCH ENVELOPE FUNCTION 95
- THE FILTER ENVELOPE FUNCTION 95
- A-ENV>AMP in the 96
- HE MODULATION MATRIX FUNCTION 97
- PENV Level) 98
- FENV Level) 98
- DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 9 9 99
- THE DRUM NAME FUNCTION 100
- Programming Drums 101
- TRIGGERS 103
- P2 THE TRIGGER GAIN FUNCTION 104
- 105
- P5 THE RETRIGGER FUNCTION 107
- P4 THE THRESHOLD FUNCTION 107
- P4 THE HAT THRESHOLD FUNCTION 107
- P6 THE CROSSTALK FUNCTION 108
- HE NOISE SUPPRESSION FUNCTION 109
- Setup Number: 1 111
- Trigger Set 111
- HAT PEDAL TYPE: SWITCH 113
- Triggers 114
- 1 1 4 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 114
- HAT PEDAL TYPE: PEDAL 115
- 116
- OUTPUT SENSITIVITY 117
- MOUNTING 117
- TRIGGER PLACEMENT 118
- MUFFLING 119
- 1 2 0 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 120
- GLOBAL FUNCTIONS 121
- Controller A:012 122
- Global Edit 122
- Global Functions 123
- Hat Ped Chan:0 2 126
- Local Contrl:ON 126
- THE GLOBAL STORE FUNCTION 127
- 1 2 8 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 128
- COPY SOUND 129
- KIT 00 (STR) 131
- Ed, then the Drum will be 132
- Load USER from 136
- Factory? (STR) 136
- Load FactryKit00 136
- Load TRIGS from 137
- ORD ABOUT THE INCLUDED CD-ROM 139
- USING PCMCIA EXPANSION CARDS 140
- PLAYING BACK A SEQUENCE FROM 140
- CARD SLOT 140
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 4 1 141
- TROUBLESHOOTING 143
- MAINTENANCE/SERVICE 144
- REFER ALL SERVICING TO ALESIS 145
- OBTAINING REPAIR SERVICE 145
- Troubleshooting 146
- 1 4 6 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 146
- ADVANCED TRIGGER INFORMATION 147
- TRIGGER CONNECTION DIAGRAMS 148
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 4 9 149
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 5 1 151
- TRIGGER/PEDAL CONNECTOR TYPES 153
- Advanced Trigger Information 154
- 1 5 4 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 154
- MIDI SUPPLEMENT 155
- MIDI MESSAGE BASICS 156
- MIDI Supplement 157
- SYSTEM COMMON MESSAGES 159
- MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART 160
- GLOSSARY OF TERMS 163
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 6 5 165
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 6 7 167
- Glossary 168
- 1 6 8 DM PRO REFERENCE MANUAL 168
- RO REFERENCE MANUAL 1 7 3 173
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