Edit Page Parameters

Kick Drums

Two kick drums can be used simultaneously.

Resonance: This microphone channel delivers the sound of the resonating kit that is produced when a kick is triggered.
Trigger: On the Trigger tab for the kick drums, you can select 32 different kick drums that can be layered with the kit’s standard kick drum. For the trigger kick drums, the parameters Level, Tune, Attack, Hold, and Decay can be modified.
Room/Overhead: The Room and Overhead buttons at the top of the Edit page give you access to additional pages where you can adjust offsets for Tune, Attack, Hold, and Decay. This allows you to tune down the room signals for a particular instrument group, to create a thicker, more powerful sound, or to use the envelope parameters to produce gated reverb effects, for example.

Snare Drums

Three snare drums can be played simultaneously. The Piccolo snare on the left and the Popcorn snare on the right provide the same parameters as the Main snare in the middle.

Main Snare Types

For the Main snare, you can choose between four different snares:

6.5 x 14 W – a wooden snare with a diameter of 14 inches and a depth of 6.5 inches.
6.5 x 14 Wo – a wooden snare with a diameter of 14 inches and a depth of 6.5 inches and with the snares off.
6.5 x 14 M – a metal snare with a diameter of 14 inches and a depth of 6.5 inches.
5.5 x 14 M – a metal snare with a diameter of 14 inches and a depth of 5.5 inches.

Resonance

This microphone channel delivers the sound of the resonating kit that is produced when a snare is triggered.

Trigger

On the Trigger tab for the snare drums, you can select 32 different snare drums that can be layered with the kit’s standard snare drum. For the trigger snare drums, the parameters Level, Tune, Attack, Hold, and Decay can be modified.

Room/Overhead

The Room and Overhead buttons at the top of the Edit page give you access to additional pages where you can adjust offsets for Tune, Attack, Hold, and Decay. This allows you to tune down the room signals for this instrument group, to create a thicker, more powerful sound, or to use the envelope parameters to produce gated reverb effects, for example.

Toms

Resonance: This microphone channel delivers the sound of the resonating kit that is produced when a tom is triggered.
Room/Overhead: The Room and Overhead buttons at the top of the Edit page give you access to additional edit pages. On these pages, you can adjust offsets for Tune, Attack, Hold, and Decay. This allows you to tune down the room signals for this instrument group, to create a thicker, more powerful sound, or to use the envelope parameters to produce gated reverb effects, for example.

Octobans

Tune: Adjusts the pitch.
Attack: Adjusts the attack time of the amplifier envelope.
Hold: Adjusts the hold time of the amplifier envelope. Turn the control all the way to the right to play the entire sample.
Decay: Adjusts the decay time of the amplifier envelope.
Room/Overhead: The Room and Overhead buttons at the top of the Edit page give you access to additional edit pages. On these pages, you can adjust offsets for Tune, Attack, Hold, and Decay. This allows you to tune down the room signals for this instrument group, to create a thicker, more powerful sound, or to use the envelope parameters to produce gated reverb effects, for example.