Pacific Digital DrumXtreme User Manual
Copyright© 2003 Pacific Digital Corporation
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Figure 18 – Adding Timbre Compositions
2. Deleting timbre compositions: To delete a timbre
composition, click “Delete”
to delete the selected
timbre. (Figure 18 – Position B).
3. Opening details of timbre compositions: To examine
or edit a timbre composition, you must first open the
tree-shaped list to examine the composition details
where the timbre is assigned to each drum pad (Figure
18 – Position C). This is particularly useful after adding
a new composition so that you can edit the timbres
associated with each drum pad.
tree-shaped list to examine the composition details
where the timbre is assigned to each drum pad (Figure
18 – Position C). This is particularly useful after adding
a new composition so that you can edit the timbres
associated with each drum pad.
4. Editing timbre composition: When you select a
composition and one of its drum pads that you want to
edit (Figure 19 – Position D2), all timbres available to be
assigned to that pad are listed on the left side of the
screen (see “position mark D1”). When you select a
timbre, you will hear its unique sound played through
the speakers or earphones. Once you are sure that you
want to apply that particular timbre to that particular
edit (Figure 19 – Position D2), all timbres available to be
assigned to that pad are listed on the left side of the
screen (see “position mark D1”). When you select a
timbre, you will hear its unique sound played through
the speakers or earphones. Once you are sure that you
want to apply that particular timbre to that particular
drum, click “APPLY’
(Figure 19 – Position D3).