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Post by sam(otacon28) on Feb 8, 2012 16:54:35 GMT -5
Here's a step by step for calibrating the ddrum cast hi-hat controller
1. Let the hi-hat clutch fall down on the hi-hat controller by its own weight
2. Press the System button until you get to the Trig Input mode for channel 10 . Select "HHT" with the Rotary Dial
3. Without touching the hi-hat stand , hold Shift and press Exit . The Display will briefly show "CAL" and the calibration is completed
4. Secure the hi-hat clutch at a comfortable height for playing
5. That's all that is needed to calibrate a working hi-hat clutch with the ddrum4 module . Once it's calibrated the ddrum4 module will store that info . but from time to time you may need to re-calibrate the clutch if you disconnect it or move it from place to place when transporting the drumset .
sam(otacon28)
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Post by jemp1 on Mar 26, 2019 12:23:50 GMT -5
hi, i followed these instructions but still can’t get it to work. Actually, it shows Cal but when I hit the hihat with a stick or push my foot down, both sounds are exactly the same, an open hihat sound. When I push the hihat button on the module with my finger, it makes a closed sound. Any ideas please?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2019 2:54:48 GMT -5
Do you use the correct cable? TRS (3-pole)
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Post by jemp on Mar 27, 2019 14:15:51 GMT -5
I’m using the original one that came with the unit. Strangely, I noticed that in Pal mode and for the P.1 kit, the first kick sound (out of 5) is the sound of a ride struck on the bell. The rest of the sounds seem fine.
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Post by jemp on Mar 27, 2019 14:19:10 GMT -5
I forgot to mention that the hihat also makes the same sound (as an open hihat struck with a stick) when I take my foot off the hihat pedal and the tension from the spring in the hihat stand is released
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2019 3:03:35 GMT -5
Make sure that "note p" is set to 8. Also check the sound you have assigned to hihat channel actually has all zones. There are "open hihat"-only sounds and one of those might be assigned.
You can use midi to check that the hihat and the module generate midi data for the hihat. Software like midi-ox is good for the purpose.
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Post by jemp on Mar 29, 2019 12:04:51 GMT -5
thank you so much. it was the cable
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Post by castronovo on Jan 5, 2020 14:34:00 GMT -5
thank you so much. it was the cable hi folks (jemp) i have the same problem that jemp had,so jemp,id like to know wihch cable you had and whats is the new cable you have now,thanks for the attention... |
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Post by babuz87 on Jun 26, 2023 3:52:33 GMT -5
Here's a step by step for calibrating the ddrum cast hi-hat controller 1. Let the hi-hat clutch fall down on the hi-hat controller by its own weight 2. Press the System button until you get to the Trig Input mode for channel 10 . Select "HHT" with the Rotary Dial3. Without touching the hi-hat stand , hold Shift and press Exit . The Display will briefly show "CAL" and the calibration is completed 4. Secure the hi-hat clutch at a comfortable height for playing 5. That's all that is needed to calibrate a working hi-hat clutch with the ddrum4 module . Once it's calibrated the ddrum4 module will store that info . but from time to time you may need to re-calibrate the clutch if you disconnect it or move it from place to place when transporting the drumset . Hi, I have ddrum ddti interface. Can you help me to calibrate the hihat? sam(otacon28) |
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