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DRUM TRIGGER MODULE
DTX700
Reference Manual
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DTX700 Reference Manual 2
Internal Design of the DTX700
In this reference section, you will find a description of
what takes place within the DTX700 between striking
of a pad and the output of sound from speakers.
Understanding how signals flow and are processed
internally will allow you to utilize the powerful func-
tions of this versatile instrument to their maximum
potential.
Pads & Trigger Signals
Whenever you strike a pad, a trigger signal containing various
items of performance data will be produced. These signals typi-
cally reflect the strength with which the pad was struck, the actual
location of the strike, and the like; furthermore, they are delivered
via a cable and a trigger input jack to the DTX700’s internal tone
generator, which outputs the appropriate drum sounds in response.
If a pad is set up to generate just one sound, there will be a one-to-
one relationship between the trigger signal type and the drum voice
output. With certain types of pad, however, it is possible to produce
a range of different types of trigger signal that reflect the location
of the strike, the drumming technique being used, and other factors.
[Terminology]
Zone:
The term “zone” is used to refer to specific areas of the pad,
such as the rim, cup, and head. Pads with multiple zones (such
as two- and three-zone pads) can produce a different trigger sig-
nal for each. As their name suggests, one-zone pads produce
only one signal irrespective of where they are struck.
Trigger input source:
Trigger input sources are named in accordance with the way in
which the corresponding pad or pedal is struck or operated.
One-zone pads (producing a single trigger sig-
nal)
A mono pad such as the TP65 Single Zone Drum Pad or
PCY65 Single Zone Cymbal Pad transmits only one type of
trigger signal to the DTX700, irrespective of where it is struck.
Two- and three-zone pads (producing multiple
trigger signals)
In contrast to the PCY65 Single Zone Cymbal Pad and other
mono pads, multi-zone pads such as the PCY65S Double Zone
Cymbal Pad can produce two different types of trigger signal
depending on the zone that is struck, while the PCY135 Triple
Zone Cymbal Pad can produce three. In specific terms, multi-
zone pads come in either the two-zone or three-zone variety.
For instance, the PCY135 Triple Zone Cymbal Pad illustrated
below comprises three trigger input sources – the bow, the
edge, and the cup – each of which generates a trigger input sig-
nal when struck.
Example: PCY135 trigger input sources when connected
to the [yCRASH1] trigger input jack
Trigger input source:
“Crash1Bw”
The voice assigned
to the bow’s trigger
input source will be
played.
Trigger input source:
“Crash1Eg”
Trigger input source:
“Crash1Cp”
Bow
Edge
Cup
The voice assigned
to the edge’s trigger
input source will be
played.
The voice assigned
to the cup’s trigger
input source will be
played.
Internal Design of the DTX700
DTX700 Reference Manual 3
Example of how a pad controller can be used
to increase the number of trigger input
sources
Consider, for example, a situation where an XP100SD Snare
Pad is connected to the [qSNARE] trigger input jack and the
PadCtrlType (Pad Control Type) parameter from the Menu
area’s Kit/Pad page is set to “snaresOn/Off”. As this pad com-
prises three zones – namely, the open rim (A), the closed rim
(B), and the head (C) – it will have three trigger input sources.
If the pad controller were then to be used to switch the
SnaresOn/Off (Snare Wire On/Off) parameter from “on” to
“off” or vice-versa, the pad could be made to have a total of six
trigger input sources.
Combining three zones and a pad controller to
give six trigger input sources
Trigger Setups
Your DTX700 uses a set of parameters called trigger setups to
ensure that trigger signals from pads and controllers are processed
in an ideal manner. In addition to the actual sensitivity of the pad
when it is struck, a trigger setup can include settings intended to
prevent a pair of trigger signals being produced in response to a
single strike (i.e., double triggering) and unwanted trigger signals
being produced by pads other than the one that was struck (i.e.,
crosstalk). The DTX700 comes pre-loaded with a total of 9 Preset
trigger setups suitable for many different needs, and you can also
create up to 20 unique User trigger setups to suit your own individ-
ual requirements.
Pads and trigger input jacks
As described above, some pads feature multiple trigger input
sources, each of which can generate its own trigger signals. It is the
role of the DTX700 to collect and process these signals, but the
types of trigger signal handled will depend on which of the trigger
input jacks is used for connection. For the most up-to-date infor-
mation on the correspondence between pad types and DTX700
trigger input jacks, please refer to the following web page.
http://dtxdrums.yamaha.com/
Drum Kits & Voices
Upon the receipt of a trigger signal, the DTX700’s internal tone
generator plays the voice assigned to the corresponding trigger
input source. The term “kit” is used to refer to a full set of voice
assignments for all trigger input sources, and the DTX700 comes
preloaded with 50 preset drum kits. You are, however, free to mod-
ify these drum kits in whatever way you see fit. In many cases, it is
sufficient to simply select one of the preset drum kits for your per-
formances, but if you wish to create original kits, it is important
that you understand the inner workings of the DTX700, including
the makeup of drum kits.
Voice assignments for trigger input sources
As voices may be freely assigned to each of the trigger input
sources sending trigger signals from the pads, original drum
kits may be easily configured. For details of the basic proce-
dure, see page16.
Example: XP100SD
When pad controller is
turned clockwise, setting
SnaresOn/Off to “on”: Total of six
trigger input
sources Trigger input
source:
“SnareOp”
Trigger input
source:
“SnareCl”
Trigger input
source:
“SnareHd”
When pad controller is turned
counter-clockwise, setting
SnaresOn/Off to “off”: Trigger input
source:
“SnrOpOff”
Trigger input
source:
“SnrClOff”
Trigger input
source:
“SnrHdOff”
Individual voices for each trigger input source:
A: Drum voice assigned to
trigger input source A.
B: Drum voice assigned to
trigger input source B.
C: Drum voice assigned to
trigger input source C.
Product specificaties
| Merk: | Yamaha |
| Categorie: | Muziekinstrument |
| Model: | DTX700 |
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