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Glossary

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FILTER CUTOFF The shelving, or corner frequency of the Filter that

determines the point at which high frequencies begin to

be reduced.

FUNCTION The organizational term for a part of the DM Pro

software that contains a set of related Parameters. For

example, the Mix Function contains the Parameters for

the level or a Drum, its Pan setting, Output and Effects

Buss Assignment and Effects Send Level. A DM Pro

Function exists within a Mode. For example, the Mix

Function is contained within Drumkit Mode. Function is

a subset of Mode. Each Mode contains several Functions,

and each Function, in turn, contains several Parameters.

GLOBAL FUNCTIONS Functions that pertain to the general operation of the

unit that are not stored within a Drumkit, Drum or

Trigger Setup. For example, “Basic MIDI Channel” is a

Global Function.

MIDI An acronym for Musical Instrument Digital Interface.

MIDI is the standard serial communications protocol for

music equipment and is typically carried on a 5-pin DIN

cable. MIDI allows a controller, such as a keyboard or a

computer, to talk to the DM Pro and vice versa.

MIDI NOTE NUMBER This refers to one of the 64 “locations” or “slots” where

Drums reside within a DM Pro Drumkit. All of the MIX

and TUNE Parameters refer to MIDI Note Numbers and

not to the Drums that reside there.

MODE The highest level organizational term that refers to one

of the three basic operating areas of the DM Pro:

Drumkit Mode, Drum Edit Mode and Trigger Mode.

Each Mode contains several Functions, and each

Function, in turn, contains several Parameters.

MODULATION Change. Typically thought of as “change over time”. In

the DM Pro, Modulation generally refers to the realtime

automated movement of a Parameter. For example, one

setting of AENV Attack Modulation would be where the

speed of the envelope attack is modulated, or changed,

by velocity; the higher the velocity value (the harder the

note is hit), the faster the envelope attack.

MODULATION MATRIX A Function within Drum Edit Mode that allows you to

assign a Source, Destination and Amount to create a

custom, non-standard routing that will cause one

Function to change another on a unipolar basis. For

example, you can program the Modulation Matrix to

cause Velocity to shorten the AENV Attack. The

Amount Parameter will determine how much the AENV

Attack is shortened.

OVERWRITE The act that stores an edited Drumkit, Drum or Trigger

Setup into a memory location, consequently erasing the

previous occupant of that memory location.

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