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Editing Kits, To assign an instrument in a kit, Chase, Voice, Layer A, Preset, cursors, data dial

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Editing Kits You can edit several different areas of a kit: the instruments assigned to each layer, the effects applied to the kit, the settings for each trigger, and more. Assigning Instruments To assign an instrument in a kit: 1. Press Kit to show the Kit menu, and select a kit. 2. After selecting a kit, select a trigger: If the Note Chase button is off, press it so it turns on, and then strike the desired zone of the trigger (drum or cymbal pad). 3. Press Voice and then press F4/Inst. 4. Press F1/Layer A or F2/Layer B to select the desired layer (your Strike module can layer two separate instruments on one trigger zone). 5. Press F3/Preset to select an instrument from the Strike module's internal instrument library or F4/User to select an instrument from your SD card (if you've saved samples in Sample Edit Mode, they'll be on your SD card). 6. Use the cursors to select the left panel-the instrument categories. Turn the data dial to scroll through the list and select one. 7. Use the cursors to select the right panel-the instruments in that category. Turn the data dial to scroll through the list to select one. To assign other instruments, use the cursors to select the Trig field in the upper-right corner, and turn the data dial to select the desired zone of a trigger. Alternatively, if Note Chase is on, strike the desired zone of the trigger. Repeat Steps 4-5 to assign a new instrument. Important: Each kit can use up to 200 MB worth of samples. The Memory Used meter indicates how much space you are using of that total capacity. 12

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Editing Kits
You can edit several different areas of a kit: the instruments assigned to each layer, the effects applied to
the kit, the settings for each trigger, and more.
Assigning Instruments
To assign an instrument in a kit
:
1.
Press
Kit
to show the Kit menu, and select a kit.
2.
After selecting a kit, select a trigger: If the
Note
Chase
button is off, press it so it turns
on
, and then
strike the desired zone of the trigger (drum or
cymbal pad).
3.
Press
Voice
and then press
F4
/
Inst
.
4.
Press
F1
/
Layer A
or
F2
/
Layer B
to select the
desired layer (your Strike module can layer two
separate instruments on one trigger zone).
5.
Press
F3
/
Preset
to select an instrument from the
Strike
module’s
internal
instrument
library
or
F4
/
User
to select an instrument from your SD card
(if you’ve saved samples in Sample Edit Mode,
they’ll be on your SD card).
6.
Use the
cursors
to select the left panel—the
instrument categories. Turn the
data dial
to scroll
through the list and select one.
7.
Use the
cursors
to select the right panel—the
instruments in that category. Turn the
data dial
to
scroll through the list to select one.
To assign other instruments
, use the
cursors
to
select the
Trig
field in the upper-right corner, and
turn the
data dial
to select the desired zone of a
trigger. Alternatively, if
Note Chase
is on, strike the
desired zone of the trigger. Repeat Steps 4–5 to
assign a new instrument.
Important
: Each kit can use up to
200 MB
worth of
samples. The
Memory Used
meter indicates how
much space you are using of that total capacity.