Note: The DTXPLORER has some odd MIDI behaviour. For example, when a drum is triggered, a Note On is sent with the velocity, and moments later, another Note On is sent with a velocity of zero as some kind of note off.
Drum Pad | MIDI Note |
---|---|
Snare | 31 |
High Tom | 48 |
Mid Tom | 47 |
Low Tom | 43 |
Kick | 33 |
Open HH | 46 |
Closed HH | 42 |
"Loose" HH | 46 |
Foot HH | 44 |
Foot Splash HH | 85 |
Crash | 49 |
Ride | 51 |
The Hi Hat pedal sends MIDI CC #4 (Foot Controller).
For me, at least, using the pedal it came with (the Yamaha HH65 pedal), there are three "states":
- Fully Closed (closed with a little bit of force, gives a value of 127 for CC#4)
- Loose/Half Open (closed with light force, gives a value around 56 for CC#4)
- Open (not pressed at all, gives a value of 0 for CC#4)
The DTXPLORER does send MIDI program change messages when the kit selection wheel is turned. The values are zero-indexed, meaning that the first program (Acoustic Kit) is a program change value of 0, and so on.
- Acoustic Kit
- Rock Kit
- Studio Kit
- HipHop/R&B
- Vinyl Kit
- Vintage Kit
- Break
- Groove Kit
- Mixed Voice
- Mellow Club
- Loop Session
- Acoustic Funk
- World Kit
- Cool Hip
- Analog Kit
- Techno Kit
- Deep Kit
- Drummin' Bass
- All Round
- Power Beat
- Horns Groove
- Electro Kit
- Jazz Kit
- Light Shot
- Tabla Kit
- Ethnic Kit
- Room Kit
- Reggae Kit
- Ballad Kit
- Brush Kit
- Latin Percussion 1
- Latin Percussion 2 33 through 42 are user kits.