Key facts
- Brand
- Yamaha
- Model
- TX7
- Category
- Other Electronics
- Industry
- Electronics
- Documents
- 4
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2012-07-02
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Yamaha DTX700 Reference Manual
The Yamaha DTX700 Reference Manual provides an in-depth look at the internal design of the DTX700 electronic drum module. It details how trigger signals are generated when pads are struck and how these signals are processed by the internal tone generator to output sound. The document explains the concept of 'zones' on pads and how multi-zone pads can produce different trigger signals based on where they are hit.
The manual covers the configuration of drum kits and voices, explaining how users can assign specific sounds to trigger input sources. It describes the relationship between pads, trigger input jacks, and the voices or songs played. Additionally, it introduces the concept of 'trigger setups' used to optimize signal processing and prevent issues like double triggering or crosstalk.
Yamaha TX7 specifications
| Preset trigger setups | 9 |
|---|---|
| User trigger setups | 20 |
| Preset drum kits | 50 |
Source: Yamaha DTX700 Reference Manual
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Questions answered in these manuals
What packages are required to assemble the DTX700 drum kit?
You will require four individual packages: an RS700 Rack System, a DTP750C Pad Set, a DTP750P Pad Set, and a DTX700 Drum Trigger Module.
How many turns should the clamp bolt be tightened provisionally when mounting the tom pads?
You should provisionally tighten the clamp bolt by 5 or 6 turns before fully tightening it.
What is a 'zone' in the context of the DTX700?
A 'zone' refers to specific areas of the pad, such as the rim, cup, and head, which can produce different trigger signals.
How many preset trigger setups does the DTX700 have?
The DTX700 comes pre-loaded with a total of 9 Preset trigger setups suitable for many different needs.