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tazkatraz
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Sup everybody? I was wondering if anyone can help me with routing my individual tracks through the multi-outs? What is the step by step process? Anything in particular I need to be informed about? 
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mixsit
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That's not much to go on.
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tazkatraz
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my bad, I'm referring to the triton classic.
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tedluk
New member
From the Triton User's Guide:
Copy a preset drum kit to a user drum kit and set a new output bus for a drum
sound:
1. Move the R output cable to the INDIV.1 output jack.
2. Press the PROG key to enter Program mode.
3. Press the Category box, then press the 15 Drums category tab.
4. Press to select A068: HipHop Kit from the center menu, then press OK.
5. Press the GLOBAL key to enter Global mode, then press the MENU key, and select P5: Drum Kit from
the Jump menu. The drum kit used in Program A068 (07 (A/B Hip Hop Kit) is indicated at the top of the
display - it "followed" you here when you selected the Program. At this point you could edit the existing
kit, but there are 48 User kits available, so it's best to copy this kit to a user kit, and then edit the user kit.
(that's right, 48 User Kits!)
6. Press the DrumKit: 07 (A / B) : Hip Hop Kit popup button, then use the Scroll Bar to locate and
select 16 (C) : Drumkit 16 from the popup menu.
7. Press the Page menu button (upper - right), and select Copy Drum Kit from the popup menu. Press
the 00 (A / B : Standard Kit in the From: field, then locate and select 07 (A / B) : Hip Hop Kit from
the popup menu. Press OK.
8. Now go back and press the DrumKit: 07 (A / B) : Hip Hop Kit popup button, and use the Scroll Bar
to locate and select the new user kit: 16 Hip Hop Kit.
9. Press to highlight the KEY: parameter (upper - left), then hold down the ENTER key and press key D2
(the note you press will highlight on the keyboard graphic in the display).
10. Press the Voice Mixer tab at the bottom of the display, and you'll see the Mixer settings for this drum
sound. Notice that the BUS Select is set to IFX2.
11. Press the IFX2 popup button, and select BUS 1 from the popup menu. Now play the keyboard, and
the kick drum sample will be dry and isolated at the INDIV.1 output. (Note that this is a velocity -
switching sample - play harder to hear the High drum sample)
I know this shows how to do a drum part, but I think the same principle works for all sounds.
You might try reading the manual. It worked for me.
Ted
Copy a preset drum kit to a user drum kit and set a new output bus for a drum
sound:
1. Move the R output cable to the INDIV.1 output jack.
2. Press the PROG key to enter Program mode.
3. Press the Category box, then press the 15 Drums category tab.
4. Press to select A068: HipHop Kit from the center menu, then press OK.
5. Press the GLOBAL key to enter Global mode, then press the MENU key, and select P5: Drum Kit from
the Jump menu. The drum kit used in Program A068 (07 (A/B Hip Hop Kit) is indicated at the top of the
display - it "followed" you here when you selected the Program. At this point you could edit the existing
kit, but there are 48 User kits available, so it's best to copy this kit to a user kit, and then edit the user kit.
(that's right, 48 User Kits!)
6. Press the DrumKit: 07 (A / B) : Hip Hop Kit popup button, then use the Scroll Bar to locate and
select 16 (C) : Drumkit 16 from the popup menu.
7. Press the Page menu button (upper - right), and select Copy Drum Kit from the popup menu. Press
the 00 (A / B : Standard Kit in the From: field, then locate and select 07 (A / B) : Hip Hop Kit from
the popup menu. Press OK.
8. Now go back and press the DrumKit: 07 (A / B) : Hip Hop Kit popup button, and use the Scroll Bar
to locate and select the new user kit: 16 Hip Hop Kit.
9. Press to highlight the KEY: parameter (upper - left), then hold down the ENTER key and press key D2
(the note you press will highlight on the keyboard graphic in the display).
10. Press the Voice Mixer tab at the bottom of the display, and you'll see the Mixer settings for this drum
sound. Notice that the BUS Select is set to IFX2.
11. Press the IFX2 popup button, and select BUS 1 from the popup menu. Now play the keyboard, and
the kick drum sample will be dry and isolated at the INDIV.1 output. (Note that this is a velocity -
switching sample - play harder to hear the High drum sample)
I know this shows how to do a drum part, but I think the same principle works for all sounds.
You might try reading the manual. It worked for me.
Ted
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tazkatraz
New member
Thanks
Thanks man thats a big help. I wonder if you save "all" will the track routing paramaters be saved? I hate how lots of things dont get saved like the rcording settings and other things.
Thanks man thats a big help. I wonder if you save "all" will the track routing paramaters be saved? I hate how lots of things dont get saved like the rcording settings and other things.
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tazkatraz
New member
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Ok I've got everything assigned to the proper bus, but now I can't seem to figure out how to use my user drum kit in a song, I can't find it anywhere only in global mode, any suggestions?
heres another question see if anyone knows their stuff how to assign patterns to keys? for triggering?
Ok I've got everything assigned to the proper bus, but now I can't seem to figure out how to use my user drum kit in a song, I can't find it anywhere only in global mode, any suggestions?
heres another question see if anyone knows their stuff how to assign patterns to keys? for triggering?