Yamaha DTXTREME Owner's Manual (reference Section) - Page 31

REFERENCE SECTION Drum Kit Trigger Edit Mode 2 Mode Set the Key On mode for each input. The Key On mode determines how multiple notes are played. The five Key On modes include modes for simultaneously playing all notes and for playing notes in order. This can be useful when, for example, layering multiple voices or creating keyboard parts. stack: The 1st to 6th note numbers are played back simultaneously. alter: When you hit a pad, the 1st to 9th note numbers will be played in order. stkmono: The 1st to 6th note numbers are played back simultaneouly and the previous notes are muted. altmono: When you hit a pad, the 1st to 9th note numbers are played in order and the previous notes are muted. hold: When you hit a pad, the 1st to 6th note numbers are played back simultaneouly. When you hit it again, those notes are muted. n If you hit a pad while holding down a rim switch (such as the TP80S or PCY80S), the muted MIDI note numbers will be played and the 1st to 9th note numbers will be muted instead. Therefore, "stack" will have the same effect as "alter" and "stkmono" will have the same effect as "altmono." n The "stkmono" or "altmono" setting is useful especially when recording your performance to an external sequencer since these settings can prevent an unnecessary stack of played notes to save memory. ❏Settings: stack, alter, stkmono, altmono, hold 3 Hold Grp (Hold Group) Set the Hold Group for multiple trigger inputs that are assigned "hold" in the Mode (Key On mode) parameter. The Hold Group setting allows only a single pad to play notes at any given time. If you set the same group number to multiple trigger inputs, hitting a pad from that group will mute notes triggered by other pads in the same group. It is useful to prevent an unnecessary stack of notes. ❏Settings: off, 1 - 32 [TrgMIDI2] Trigger MIDI 2 Set the MIDI note numbers for each trigger input, the gate time, MIDI channel and so on. Up to 11 MIDI note numbers can be assigned to each input. When a trigger signal is received at the input, the MIDI note numbers assigned to that input are transmitted to the internal tone generator section and the respective voices are played. Up to 9 drum voices can be played from one pad. Together with the Key On mode settings, you can play multiple voices simultaneously or in sequential order. You can also assign note numbers for muting or rimshot when using a pad with a rim switch. Furthermore, the MIDI note numbers are also transmitted via MIDI OUT, so you can use the pads to control external MIDI tone generators and sequencers. The voices for each note number are assigned in Drum Kit Voice Edit mode (page 42). See also page 44 for details about MIDI note numbers. [TrgMIDI2] Note Note# GateTime Channel Input=16 4th *88 E5 0.3s 10 1 2 3 4 5 1 Input= Select the trigger input. ❏Settings: 1 - 16 n If the Learn parameter in the [UT 5] page in Utility mode has been set to "always," you can select the trigger input by hitting the corresponding pad. See page 75 for details of the Learn parameter. 31