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If you want to associate the drum map with a MIDI device, double-click the Device box and type the name of a MIDI device. 

When you associate a drum map with a MIDI device, the drum maps will be displayed automatically on the Output Settings tab of 
the Track Properties window when you choose Drum Map from the drop-down list at the top of the page. For more information, see 

If you want to change the description of the map, edit the text in the Drum Map Description box. 

Add keys as needed: 

Click the Insert Key button 

 to add a key to the drum map. 

If a key is selected, the next available key will be inserted. For example, if you select C5 and click Insert Key, C#5 will be added 
if it does not exist in the current drum map. If C#5, D5, and D#5 already exist, E5 will be added. 

Double-click the name in the Instrument column and type the name of the instrument associated with the selected key. 

Select a key in the table on the right side of the dialog and click the Delete Key button 

to remove it from the drum map. 

If you want to copy key assignments from other drum maps, perform the following steps: 

In the MIDI Drum Map Template list, select the drum map that contains the keys you want to copy. 

Select the keys you want to copy. Hold Ctrl or Shift to select multiple keys. 

Click the Copy Selected Keys button 

In the MIDI Drum Map Template list, select the drum map that you want to edit. 

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Click the Paste Copied Keys into Map button 

.Select the keys you want to copy. Hold Ctrl or Shift to select multiple keys. 

If a key is selected, the next available key will be inserted. For example, if you select C5 and click Insert Key, C#5 will be added 
if it does not exist in the current drum map. If C#5, D5, and D#5 already exist, E5 will be added. 

Double-click the name in the Instrument column and type the name of the instrument associated with the selected key. 

Click OK to close the dialog and save your changes. 

Tracks that are routed to a VSTi soft synth or a MIDI device can display a piano roll or a drum grid. 

Tracks that are routed to the DLS soft synth will display a drum grid only if a drum map exists for the current patch. You cannot edit 
drum maps for GM2 drum kits. 

ACID can generate MIDI timecode (MTC) and MIDI clock as well as trigger from MIDI timecode. These features allow ACID to be 
synchronized with other audio applications and external audio hardware. 

MIDI timecode is a standard timecode that most applications and some hardware devices use to synchronize themselves. Stable MTC is 
generated at all available frame rates for other applications to chase. 

Specify a MIDI output device to which you will send timecode and a frame rate for the timecode. These options can be found on 
the Sync tab of the Preferences dialog. For more information, see 

From the Options menu, choose Timecode, and choose Generate MIDI Timecode from the submenu. 

MTC begins generating wherever you click the Play button ( 

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