Yamaha DTX900 Owner's Manual - Page 64

Reference Basic Structure of the DTX900 ■ Drum Voices and MIDI note numbers One important thing to understand is that separate Drum Voices are assigned to MIDI note numbers when using the Stack/Alternate function (page 86). While you may not need to pay attention to MIDI note numbers when using other functions, using the Stack/Alternate function requires that you set the MIDI note number instead of the Drum Voice. For the currently selected Drum Kit, you can confirm which Drum Voice is assigned to each MIDI note number in the display called up by pressing the [DRUM KIT] , [F2] VOICE, [SF1] SELECT buttons in order, setting the SOURCE to MIDI, then selecting a MIDI note number on the "NOTE NO" column. From this display, you can change the Drum Voice assigned to the MIDI note number, meaning that you can change the Drum Voice assigned to the Trigger Input Source (pad). XP120SD Trigger Input Source RHH135 KP125W MIDI Note Number C0 C1 C2 0 24 36 48 C3 C4 60 72 C5 C6 C7 84 96 108 127 Head Shot sound Hi-hat Edge Shot sound Drum Voice Bass Drum Kick sound In the examples above, the Trigger Input Sources and Drum Voices listed below are assigned to the MIDI note numbers C1, C3 and C5 respectively. MIDI note number C1 C3 C5 Trigger Input Source Head section of the XP120SD Edge section of the RHH135 KP125W Drum Voice Head shot sound of the snare drum Edge shot sound of the hi-hat cymbal Kick sound of the bass drum 64 DTX900 Owner's Manual