03-02-2020, 04:23 PM
hi emdiddy!
on page 66-67 there is the track setup page in the manual:
Swap Outputs → Swaps the first row 1..8 of the trigger expander outputs with the second row 9..16. This is as the column amount of a track is limited, so one can decide which ones to choose for direct access. Expanders can be assigned to multiple tracks. This can be for example the first 8 triggers on one track and the next 8 triggers on another track. Beside that, the other outputs are always available through the FX column and can be triggered on the Drum-Matrix.
i think you need one track to use the 1-8 outputs for standard operation and another track for outputs 9-16 for the other ''standard operation'' as well
tough, you could use only one track as well, if you do retrigs and other special trigger functions only on output 1-8 and use outputs 9-16 via the drum - matrix as normal gate/trigger outputs (without the fancy schmancy stuff i.e. retrigs)
there is surely a workaround for you to only need to assign one track
ps don't forget you can still use the FX for all outputs (if only one track is assigned)
on page 66-67 there is the track setup page in the manual:
Swap Outputs → Swaps the first row 1..8 of the trigger expander outputs with the second row 9..16. This is as the column amount of a track is limited, so one can decide which ones to choose for direct access. Expanders can be assigned to multiple tracks. This can be for example the first 8 triggers on one track and the next 8 triggers on another track. Beside that, the other outputs are always available through the FX column and can be triggered on the Drum-Matrix.
i think you need one track to use the 1-8 outputs for standard operation and another track for outputs 9-16 for the other ''standard operation'' as well
tough, you could use only one track as well, if you do retrigs and other special trigger functions only on output 1-8 and use outputs 9-16 via the drum - matrix as normal gate/trigger outputs (without the fancy schmancy stuff i.e. retrigs)
there is surely a workaround for you to only need to assign one track
ps don't forget you can still use the FX for all outputs (if only one track is assigned)