Alesis Nitro Max Electronic Drum Kit User Guide

Alesis Nitro Max Electronic Drum Kit

Product Information

Specifications

• Product Name: Nitro Maxdrum Module
• Language: English
• Box Contents:
  • Nitro Max Drum Module
  • Nitro Max Drum Kit & Accessories
  • Drumeo Drum Lessons Card
  • Quickstart Guide
  • Safety & Warranty Manual
• Support: For the latest information about this product (system requirements, compatibility information, etc.) and product registration, visit alesis.com. For additional product support, visit alesis.com/support.

Setup

Items not listed in the box contents are sold separately.

Connection Diagram

Note: Computer, smartphone, MP3 player, music device, speakers, and cables are sold separately.

Drum Setup and Playing

1. Connect your electronic drum kit’s pads to the cable snake.
2. Connect the cable snake to the Cable Snake Input on the module’s bottom panel.
3. (Optional) Connect any additional pads (e.g., extra tom, extra crash cymbal) to the module’s Tom 4 Input or Crash 2 Input.
4. Connect speakers (sold separately) to the Audio Output.
5. Connect 1/8 stereo headphones (sold separately) to the Phones output.
6. Turn the Volume knob counterclockwise to set the volume to the minimum level.
7. Connect the module to a power source using the included power adapter (9V DC, 500 mA, center positive).

FAQ

Q: What is included in the box?
A: The box includes the Nitro Max Drum Module, Nitro Max Drum Kit & Accessories, Drumeo Drum Lessons Card, Quickstart Guide, and Safety & Warranty Manual.

Q: Where can I find support and product information?
A: For the latest information about this product and product registration, visit alesis.com. For additional product support, visit alesis.com/support.

Introduction

Box Contents

• Nitro Max Drum Module
• Nitro Max Drum Kit & Accessories
• Drumeo Drum Lessons Card
• Quickstart Guide
• Safety & Warranty Manual

Support

For the latest information about this product (system requirements, compatibility information, etc.) and product registration, visit alesis.com.
For additional product support, visit alesis.com/support.

Setup
Items not listed in (1.1) Box Contents are sold separately.

1. Connection Diagram
2. Drum Setup and Playing
3. Connect your electronic drum kit’s pads to the cable snake, then connect the cable snake to the Cable Snake Input on the module’s bottom panel.
4. Optional: If you have any additional pads (e.g., an extra tom, an extra crash cymbal), connect them to the module’s Tom 4 Input or Crash 2 Input.
5. Connect speakers (sold separately) to the Audio Output and/or connect 1/8″ stereo headphones (sold separately) to the Phones output. Turn the Volume knob all the way down (counterclockwise).
6. Connect the module to a power source, using the included power adapter (9V DC, 500 mA, center positive).
7. Press the Power Button to turn the module on.
8. Adjust the Volume knob to an appropriate level and play some drums!

Selecting a Drum Kit: After powering on the module, or after pressing the Kit button, you will see the Kit indicator and NUM on the display. Use the – and + buttons to select a drum kit, and start playing! Kits 01-32 are Preset Kits. Kits 33 – 48 are User Kits (see (3.1) Editing and Saving Drum Kits for more information).

Note: The top Mode LED (Normal Mode), and KIT button LED must be lit in order to cycle through available Kits.

Using the Click: You can turn the click track (metronome) on or off by pressing the Click button. Adjust its tempo by pressing Tempo and using the – and + buttons to set the new BPM (beats per minute). See (4.2) Adjusting the Metronome for more information about metronome features.

Features

Top Panel

1. Display
   This display shows information relevant to the current settings and functions.

2. Bluetooth®
   Press this button to pair to a Bluetooth device. The backlit button will be lit solid when a device is paired. If the button is pressed again, pairing mode will be canceled. See (4.5) Connecting to a Bluetooth® Device for more details.

3. Volume
   Adjusts the output volume of the Audio Output and Phones.

4. Mode
   Press to set the function of the three buttons to the left to Normal mode (Kit, Voice, Song) or Learning mode (Rhythm, Beat, Pattern), indicated by the LEDs.

5. Kit / Rhythm
   In Normal Mode, press this button to enter the Kit Menu, where you can select a kit or adjust kit-related settings.
   In Learning Mode, press this button to select a rhythm (full kit) to play along to or adjust pattern-related settings.
   Note: To play along with the pre-recorded rhythm pattern, press the Play/Practice button. To play along without the pre-recorded rhythm pattern and keep score of your performance, press the Start/Stop button.

6. Voice / Beat
   In Normal Mode, press this button to enter the Voice Menu, where you can select a voice (drum sound) or adjust voice-related settings. In Learning Mode, press this button to select a beat (snare drum only) to play along to or adjust pattern-related settings.
   Note: To play along with the pre-recorded beat pattern, press the Play/Practice button. To play along without the pre-recorded beat pattern and keep score of your performance, press the Start/Stop button.

7. Song / Pattern
   In Normal Mode, press this button to enter the Song Menu, where you can select a song or adjust song-related settings. In Learning Mode, press this button to enter the Pattern Menu, where you can select a pattern (full kit plus accompaniment) to play along to or adjust pattern-related settings.
   Note: To play along with the pre-recorded pattern, including backing track drums, press the Play/Practice button. To play along with the pre- recorded pattern and keep score of your performance without the backing track drums, press the Start/Stop button.

8. Save
   While in Kit or Voice mode, press the Save button to save the current kit settings. Use the – / + buttons to select an available save slot, and then press Save again. To cancel a change before saving, press Kit, Voice, or Song. See (3.1) Editing and Saving Drum Kits for more details.

9. Utility
   While in Normal Mode (Kit, Voice, or Song), press this button repeatedly to access the advanced settings for the pads, as well as the module’s MIDI settings. Use the – / + buttons to adjust parameters. See the (4.1) Adjusting Utility Settings section for more information.

10. – / +
    Press to adjust the selected parameter. Use these buttons to change the value of the setting shown on the display, such as kit numbers or effects levels.

11. Start/Stop
    When in the Normal Mode, press this button to start or stop Song playback. See (3.2) Playing Along With Songs for more details.
    When in the Learning Mode, press this button to start or stop the selected Pattern, Rhythm, or Beat scored performance, once you feel you have learned the Pattern, Rhythm, or Beat in Play/Practice. Select a Song /Pattern/Rhythm/Beat using the – / + buttons. Press and hold the Play/Practice button for 2 seconds to hear the playback of your performance. Press Start/Stop or Play/Practice again to stop playback. See (3.3) Playing Along With Beats, Rhythms, and Patterns for more details.

12. Record
    While in Normal Mode (Kit, Voice, or Song), press this button once to record- arm the module. When armed, the button LED wil flash. To start recording, press Start/Stop or hit a pad. When recording, its LED will light solid. (To stop recording, press Start/Stop again.) See the (4.3) Recording section for more information.

13. Tempo
    Press to display the current tempo in beats per minute (BPM). Use the – / + buttons to change it.

14. Click
    Press this to turn the click track (metronome) on or off. See the (4.2) Adjusting the Metronome section for more information.

15. Play/Practice
    In Normal Mode, press this button to hear a recorded performance. In Learning Mode, press this button to start playing the beat, rhythm, or pattern; you can then play along to it without being scored.

16. Drum Mute
    When this button is on, its LED will be lit and the pre-recorded drum part will be muted so you can hear only your performance and any accompaniment (backing music). While in Song mode, this button can be pressed again to hear the pre-recorded drum part. This button will automatically be on while recording.

17. Mobile Device Shelf
    Place your device here. While the rubber padding will help keep your device still, use caution when playing with force as vibrations from heavy playing may cause the device to move. Please keep your device in landscape mode for the most stability.

Rear Panel

1. Power Input
   Connect the included power adapter (9V DC, 500mA, center pin-positive) here, then connect the adapter to wall power.
   Note: To save energy, the drum module will shut down automatically after 30 minutes of no activity. If you do not need this feature or want to adjust the shutdown time, do the following:

2. Power on the drum module.

3. Press Utility repeatedly until the Power page (POW) is selected.

4. Use the – / + buttons to adjust the shutdown time (30 – 60 minutes, or OFF).

5. Power Button
   Press the Power button to turn the module on or off.

6. USB-B Port
   Use a USB cable (sold separately) to connect the module to your computer to send MIDI information.
   Note: Only MIDI information is sent over the USB connection, not audio.

7. Tom 4 Trigger Input (1/4” [6.35 mm] TRS)
   Use a standard 1/4″ TRS cable to connect this input to an optional drum pad, which will trigger the Tom 4 sound.

8. Crash 2 Trigger Input (1/4” [6.35 mm] TRS)
   Use a standard 1/4″ TRS cable to connect this input to an optional cymbal pad, which will trigger the Crash 2 sound.

9. Audio Output (1/4” [6.35 mm] TRS)
   Connect this output to a speaker, amplifier system, or mixer.

10. Aux Input (1/8” [3.5 mm] TRS)
    Connect an auxiliary device such as a phone, MP3 player, or CD player here. This audio will be heard in the Audio Outputs and Phones output. During recording, the audio from this input will not be recorded.

Side Panel

1. Phones Output
   Connect your 1/8″ (3.5 mm) headphones to this output.

Bottom Panel

1. Cable Snake Input
   Connect the cable snake included with the Nitro Max Drum Kit to the module here.

Basic Functions

Editing and Saving Drum Kits

Important:

• To edit and save your kits, you must be in Normal Mode, with either the Kit or Voice button lit.
• Remember to save your kits after you have entered the settings you want!

First, press Kit until NUM appears on the display. Then use the – / + buttons to select your desired kit. Once you’ve selected your kit, you can edit its settings.

To adjust the kit settings:

1. Press the Kit button to cycle between these other editable kit parameters:
   • VOL: Kit volume
   • REV*: Kit reverb
   • EQH*: Equalization, high frequencies
   • EQM*: Equalization, mid frequencies
   • EQL*: Equalization, low frequencies
2. Use the – and + buttons to adjust the value.

The reverb and equalization affect the sound of the kit and song.

To adjust the pad settings:

1. Make sure the module is in Normal mode (top Mode LED is lit).
2. Hit the pad whose settings you want to adjust.
3. Press the Voice button.
4. Press – / + buttons to change a sound.
5. Press the Voice button again to view and edit these settings on the display:
   • NUM / H-C**: Pad voice (drum, cymbal, or percussion sound)
   • VOL: Pad volume
   • PAN: Pad panning
   • PIT: Pad pitch
   • REV: Pad reverb
   • MID: MIDI note. See the (5.0) Appendix for a list of the default MIDI note numbers for each pad.
   • P-S: Pad song switch (selects whether or not a song will play when that pad is struck)
   • P-N***: Pad song number (selects which song will play when that pad is struck, if P-S is set to ON)
6. Use the – and + buttons to adjust the value.

If the selected pad is the Hi-Hat, you can choose one of the combinations of open and closed hi-hat sounds (H-C, 001-007).
Songs 61 – 80 are pitched, nondrum samples (e.g., bass, piano, vibraphone, etc.) rather than actual songs, so they’re ideal for assigning to a pad, when selecting the “pad song number.” Songs 66 – 80 will change pitch with each hit. Songs 1 – 60 are actual songs.

To save your settings:

1. Press Save.
2. Use the – and + buttons to select the User Kit slot you want to save it to (33 -48).
3. Press Save again.

To cancel a change before saving, press Kit, Voice, or Song.

Playing Along With Songs

Important: To play songs, you must be in Normal Mode (Kit, Voice, Song).

To select and play a song:

1. Press the Song button until NUM appears on the display.
2. Use the – and + buttons to select a song.
3. Press Start/Stop to begin playback.
   • Adjust the tempo by pressing Tempo and using the – and + buttons to adjust the BPM. Press both – and + buttons simultaneously to reset the tempo to its default value. Press the Song button to cycle through additional Song settings.
   • Adjust the volume of the music (not the drum part) by pressing the Song button, then press the Song button repeatedly until ACC appears on the display. Use the – and + buttons to adjust the volume. It will return to its default volume setting when you power the module off.
   • Adjust the volume of the drum part by pressing the Song button, then press the Song button until DRM appears on the display. Use the – and + buttons to adjust the volume. To mute/unmute the drum part entirely, press Drum Mute. It will return to its default volume setting when you power the module off.

Playing Along With Beats, Rhythms, and Patterns

Important: To play along with Beats, Rhythms, or Patterns, you must be in Learning Mode.

1. Press one of these Learning Mode buttons to select how you want to play:
   • Beat (BEA): Snare drum only
   • Rhythm (RHM): Full kit
   • Pattern (PTN): Full kit plus musical accompaniment
2. Use the – and + buttons to select the beat, rhythm, or pattern you want to practice.
3. To practice without being scored, press Play/Practice (PRA will appear on the display). After a count-in, the beat, rhythm, or pattern will repeat so you can practice it.

To play and be scored, press Start/Stop. After a count-in (EXM will appear on the display), the beat, rhythm, or pattern will play once without the drum part. Play the drum part as accurately as possible. At the end, you will receive a score (SCO) based your accuracy. To improve your score, Practice the beat, rhythm, or pattern without being scored (see above) and try again!

Every played and scored attempt is automatically recorded. Press and hold Play/Practice for 2 seconds to hear the playback of your practice (PLY). Press Play/Practice again to stop playback.

Notes:

• If EPY appears on the display, it means the memory is empty because no recording was made. Play while scoring your performance (as described above) to record.
• If FUL appears on the display, it means the module’s memory became full while recording. You can clear/overwrite the memory by simply making a new recording.

To adjust the Learning Mode settings:
Each Learning Mode has different adjustable settings. Press the desired Learning Mode button (Rhythm, Beat, or Pattern) to cycle through the additional settings, and use the – and + buttons to adjust their values:

• Beat (BEA): (DRM) Drum volume
• Rhythm (RHM): (LEV) Difficulty level; (DRM) Drum volume
• Pattern (PTN): (LEV) Difficulty level; (ACC) Accompaniment; (DRM) Drum volume

Advanced Functions

Adjusting Utility Settings

The Utility menu lets you further customize your pad settings and adjust the module’s MIDI settings. A

To adjust the Utility settings:

1. Press the Mode button so that Normal Mode (Kit, Voice, Song) is active.
2. Hit the pad whose settings you want to adjust.
3. Press the Utility button repeatedly until the desired setting appears on the display:
   • SEN (Pad sensitivity): Controls how responsive a pad is when you hit it. The higher the value, the less forcefully you need to play to generate a loud hit.
   • THR (Pad threshold): Controls how forcefully you have to hit the pad to generate a sound. The higher the value, the harder you have to hit it.
   • CRO (Pad crosstalk): Crosstalk is the unintentional triggering of a pad when an adjacent pad is hit. The higher the value, the less likely the pad will be triggered by crosstalk.
   • CUR (Pad velocity curve): Controls the pad’s dynamic response relative to the force (velocity) of your hit. The curves are shown in the (5.0) Appendix section.
   • R-S (Pad rim sensitivity): Controls how responsive a pad’s rim is when you hit it.
   • S-S (Hi-Hat “splash” sensitivity): Controls how responsive the hi-hat “splash” effect is when you hit the pedal. To create this sound, tap your foot on the pedal but lift it up immediately instead of leaving your foot down.
   • LOC (Local Mode): See (4.4) MIDI Settings for more information.
   • GM (General MIDI Mode): See (4.4) MIDI Settings for more information.
4. Use the – and + buttons to adjust the value.

To save the settings, press Save. Otherwise, they will return to their default settings when you power the module off.

Adjusting the Metronome

The module’s built-in metronome can be used when practicing, performing, recording, or playback.

Using the metronome:
You can turn the click track (metronome) on or off by pressing the Click button. Adjust its tempo by pressing Tempo and using the – and + buttons to set the new BPM (beats per minute).

To adjust the metronome settings:

1. Turn on the metronome (by pressing Click), then, while in Normal Mode, press the Mode button repeatedly until the desired setting appears on the display:
   • SIG (Time signature): The time signature the metronome is counting. (When a “0” is selected as the first number, the first beat will not be indicated by a different metronome sound; every beat will have the same sound.)
   • INT (Interval): The subdivisions that the metronome will play.
   • VOL (Volume): The metronome volume.
   • VOC (Voice): The metronome sound.
2. Use the – and + buttons to adjust the value. The settings will be automatically saved.

Recording

To record:

1. Press the Mode button so that Normal Mode (Kit, Voice, Song) is active.
2. Press Record. The button’s LED will flash and the metronome will turn on automatically. This means the module is record-armed.
3. To start recording, press Start/Stop, or hit any pad. The Record LED will light solid. (To cancel recording instead, press Record again.)
4. To stop recording, press Start/Stop, or press Record. The Record LED will turn off.
5. To play the recording, press Play/Practice. Press it again to stop playback.

Notes:

• In Learning Mode when Start/Stop is pressed, your performances are automatically recorded.
• If FUL appears on the display, it means the module’s memory became full while recording. You can clear/overwrite the memory by simply making a new recording.

To record your performance with a Song:

1. Adjust the Song number (SNG) (as described in the To adjust the recording settings section below).
2. Start recording (as described in the To record section above).
3. To play the recording, press Play/Practice. Press it again to stop playback.

To adjust the recording settings:

1. Press Record. The button’s LED will flash and the metronome will turn on automatically. This means the module is record-armed.
2. Press Mode until the desired setting appears on the display:
   • SNG (Song number): The song that will play in the background.
   • KIT (Kit): The drum kit that will be recorded.
   • BPM (Tempo): The recording tempo.
   • SIG (Time signature): The recording time signature.
   • INT (Interval): The subdivisions that the metronome will play.
   • DRM (Drum mute): When not set to a song (—) or when set to Song 61-80, this setting is disabled because an actual song is not selected (Songs 61-80 are actually just samples that can be assigned to the pads). When set to Song 1-60, you can set this to ON or OFF to turn the original drum part on or off. Alternatively, you can press the Drum Mute button.
   • PRC (Pre-count): When set to ON, there will be a one-measure count-in before the recording starts. When set to OFF, the recording will start immediately after you press Start/Stop or hit a pad.
3. Use the – and + buttons to adjust the value. The settings will be automatically saved.

MIDI Settings

To change the MIDI note number sent by each pad, see the section (3.1) Editing and Saving Drum Kits > To adjust the pad settings.

To adjust the MIDI settings:

1. Hit the pad whose settings you want to adjust.
2. Press Utility repeatedly until the desired setting appears on the display:
   • LOC (Local Mode):
   • When set to ON, playing your electronic drum kit will trigger the sounds in the drum module.
   • When set to OFF, playing your electronic drum kit will trigger sounds in a computer connected to the module’s USB port, bypassing the drum module’s sound library.
   • GM (General MIDI Mode): When set to ON, Channel 10 in the drum module will use General MIDI percussion sounds.
   • When set to OFF, Channel 10 in the drum module will use the module’s internal drum sounds.
3. Use the – and + buttons to adjust the value.

To record to recording software (DAW):

1. Use a USB cable (sold separately) to connect to the USB port on the module’s rear panel to an available USB port on your computer.

2. Open DAW software and set the active instrument or MIDI track to Channel 10, and start recording.
   Note: Be sure to have an instrument plugin (like BFD player) inserted into the instrument track or MIDI track.

3. Start recording in your DAW.

4. Play your Nitro Max kit!

5. Stop recording in your DAW. Your performance has been recorded.

To use BFD player as a standalone drum module:

1. Use a USB cable (sold separately) to connect to the USB port on the module’s rear panel to an available USB port on your computer.

2. Install BFD Player and any associated Expansion Packs.

3. Open your BFD Player software.

4. Select the Cog icon (Settings) in the bottom left corner of BFD Player.

5. In the Audio section, select your Sample Rate, Buffer Size, and Output. Be sure that your headphones are connected to whatever audio source you have selected, such as your laptop’s headphone output or audio interface’s output.
   Important: Audio from BFD Player will not be sent out of the Nitro Max’s headphone output.

6. In MIDI Input Device, select “Alesis Nitro Max”.

7. Close the settings window.

8. In the left side of the BFD Player’s window, select the expansion pack kit you would like to use.

9. Play your Nitro Max Kit and enjoy!

Connecting to a Bluetooth® Device

1. Press and release the Power button to power on the Nitro Max drum module. When no Bluetooth device is connected, the Bluetooth button LED will be off.
2. Press the Bluetooth button to enter pairing mode. The Bluetooth button LED will flash.
3. Navigate to your device’s Bluetooth settings and select Alesis Nitro Max. Once your device has been paired, the Bluetooth button LED will be fully lit.
   Note: If the Bluetooth button is pressed again, pairing mode will be canceled, and the LED will return to the previous state (paired with the previous device or no device).

To disconnect a paired device, press and hold the Bluetooth button again.

Appendix

Velocity Curves

Pad MIDI Note Numbers

Kits

Sounds

Stick

| 125| Electronic Snare 7| 154| Standard Tom 6
97| Fusion Snare| 126| Electronic Snare 8| 155| Camco Tom 1
98| Fusion Snare Stick| 127| AF Tom 1| 156| Camco Tom 2
99| Snare Stick| 128| AF Tom 2| 157| Camco Tom 3
100| Pwrbd Snare| 129| AF Tom 3| 158| Camco Tom 4
101| HipHop Snare 1| 130| AF Tom 4| 159| Camco Tom 5
102| HipHop Snare 2| 131| Roto Tom 1| 160| Camco Tom 6
103| 1969 Snare| 132| Roto Tom 2| 161| Rock Tom 1
104| 1969 Snare Rim| 133| Roto Tom 3| 162| Rock Tom 2
105| 1971 Snare| 134| Roto Tom 4| 163| Rock Tom 3
106| 1971 Snare Rim| 135| Copper Tom 1| 164| Rock Tom 4
107| 1976 Snare| 136| Copper Tom 2| 165| Rock Tom 5
108| 1976 Snare Rim| 137| Copper Tom 3| 166| Rock Tom 6
109| House Snare 1| 138| Copper Tom 4| 167| Room Tom 1
110| House Snare 2| 139| Mpx Tom 1| 168| Room Tom 2
111| House Snare 3| 140| Mpx Tom 2| 169| Room Tom 3
112| Teckno Snare 1| 141| Mpx Tom 3| 170| Room Tom 4
113| Teckno Snare 2| 142| Mpx Tom 4| 171| Room Tom 5
172| Room Tom 6| 201| HipHop Tom 5| 230| 808 Tom 2
---|---|---|---|---|---
173| Funk Tom 1| 202| HipHop Tom 6| 231| 808 Tom 3
174| Funk Tom 2| 203| Jazz Tom 1| 232| 808 Tom 4
175| Funk Tom 3| 204| Jazz Tom 2| 233| 808 Tom 5
176| Funk Tom 4| 205| Jazz Tom 3| 234| 808 Tom 6
177| Funk Tom 5| 206| Jazz Tom 4| 235| Electronic Tom 1
178| Funk Tom 6| 207| Jazz Tom 5| 236| Electronic Tom 2
179| Fusion Tom 1| 208| Jazz Tom 6| 237| Electronic Tom 3
180| Fusion Tom 2| 209| Brush Tom 1| 238| Electronic Tom 4
181| Fusion Tom 3| 210| Brush Tom 2| 239| Electronic Tom 5
182| Fusion Tom 4| 211| Brush Tom 3| 240| Electronic Tom 6
183| Fusion Tom 5| 212| Brush Tom 4| 241| 909 Tom 1
184| Fusion Tom 6| 213| Brush Tom 5| 242| 909 Tom 2
185| 1969 Tom 1| 214| Brush Tom 6| 243| 909 Tom 3
186| 1969 Tom 2| 215| Tom Rim 1| 244| 909 Tom 4
187| 1969 Tom 3| 216| Tom Rim 2| 245| Sab Ride 1
188| 1969 Tom 4| 217| Tom Rim 3| 246| Pst Ride 1
189| 1971 Tom 1| 218| Tom Rim 4| 247| Zil Ride 1
190| 1971 Tom 2| 219| Timpani 1| 248| Zil Ride 2
191| 1971 Tom 3| 220| Timpani 2| 249| Classic Ride
192| 1971 Tom 4| 221| Timpani 3| 250| Acoustic Ride
193| 1976 Tom 1| 222| Timpani 4| 251| Standard 22” Ride
194| 1976 Tom 2| 223| TR606 Tom 1| 252| Brush Ride
195| 1976 Tom 3| 224| TR606 Tom 2| 253| Rock Ride
196| 1976 Tom 4| 225| TR606 Tom 3| 254| Clean Pop Ride
197| HipHop Tom 1| 226| TR606 Tom 4| 255| Flat Ride
198| HipHop Tom 2| 227| TR606 Tom 5| 256| 60’s Ride
199| HipHop Tom 3| 228| TR606 Tom 6| 257| 808 Ride
200| HipHop Tom 4| 229| 808 Tom 1| 258| Classic Crash 1
259| Classic Crash 2| 287| House HH Open| 315| Electronic HH Pad
---|---|---|---|---|---
260| Standard Crash 1| 288| Sab HH HF Open| 316| 808 HH Pad
261| Standard Crash 2| 289| Zil KNB HH HF

Open

| 317| House HH Pad
262| Standard Crash 3| 290| Zil Big HH HF Open| 318| Sab HH Splash
263| Rock Crash 1| 291| Pst HH HF Open| 319| Zil KNB HH Splash
264| Rock Crash 2| 292| Standard HF Open| 320| Zil Big HH Splash
265| Splash| 293| Pop HF Open| 321| Pst HH Splash
266| Mnl Crash 1| 294| Rock HF Open| 322| Standard HH Splash
267| Zil Crash 1| 295| Jazz HF Open| 323| Rock HH Splash
268| Pst Crash 1| 296| Sab HH Close| 324| Metronome Bell
269| Sab China| 297| Zil KNB HH Close| 325| Metronome Click
270| Brush Crash| 298| Zil Big HH Close| 326| Scratch
271| China| 299| Pst HH Close| 327| Scratch Push
272| Orchestra Crash| 300| Standard HH Close| 328| DJ FX
273| HipHop Crash| 301| Pop HH Close| 329| HiQ Zap
274| 808 Crash| 302| Rock HH Close| 330| Ding Bell
275| 606 Crash| 303| Jazz HH Close| 331| Finger Snaps
276| Electronic Crash| 304| Electronic HH Close| 332| Standard Clap
277| Sab HH Open| 305| 808 HH Close| 333| Tambourine
278| Zil KNB HH Open| 306| House HH Close| 334| Vibraslap
279| Zil Big HH Open| 307| Sab HH Pad| 335| Agogo Low
280| Pst HH Open| 308| Zil KNB HH Pad| 336| Agogo High
281| Standard HH Open| 309| Zil Big HH Pad| 337| Bell Tree
282| Pop HH Open| 310| Pst HH Pad| 338| Bongo High
283| Rock HH Open| 311| Standard HH Pad| 339| Bongo Low
284| Jazz HH Open| 312| Pop HH Pad| 340| Shaker
285| Electronic HH Open| 313| Rock HH Pad| 341| Conga Slap High
286| 808 HH Open| 314| Jazz HH Pad| 342| Conga Slap Mid
343| Conga Low| 372| Cowbell 1| 401| Mang Luo 1
---|---|---|---|---|---
344| Open Conga| 373| Cowbell 2| 402| Mang Luo 2
345| Conga Slap| 374| Cowbell 3| 403| Mang Luo 3
346| Cowbell| 375| Cowbell 4| 404| Da Luo 1
347| Timbale Hi| 376| Cowbell 5| 405| Da Luo 2
348| Timbale Low| 377| Cowbell 6| 406| Da Po 1
349| Timpani High| 378| Cowbell 7| 407| Da Po 2
350| Timpani Low| 379| Cowbell 8| 408| Xiao Po
351| Open Tabla High| 380| Cowbell 9| 409| Xiao Luo
352| Open Tabla Low| 381| Cowbell 10| 410| Tenluo
353| Slap Tabla| 382| Cowbell 11| 411| Peng Lin
354| Mute Tabla Slap| 383| Tabla 1| 412| Dog Luo
355| Cabasa| 384| Tabla 2| 413| DJ 001
356| Maracas| 385| Tabla 3| 414| DJ 002
357| Short Whistle| 386| Tabla 4| 415| DJ 003
358| Guiro Short| 387| Tabla 5| 416| DJ 004
359| Guiro Long| 388| Tabla 6| 417| DJ 005
360| Claves| 389| Da Gu 1| 418| DJ 006
361| Woodblock| 390| Da Gu 2| 419| DJ 007
362| Cuica Muted| 391| Zhu Ban| 420| DJ 008
363| Cuica Open| 392| Nan Bang| 421| DJ 009
364| Triangle Muted| 393| Da Mu Yu| 422| DJ 010
365| Triangle Open| 394| Mu Yu 1| 423| One
366| Sleigh Bells| 395| Mu Yu 2| 424| Two
367| Wind Chimes| 396| Mu Yu 3| 425| Three
368| Castanets| 397| Mu Yu 4| 426| Four
369| Surdo Muted| 398| Pai Gu 1| 427| Five
370| Surdo Open| 399| Pai Gu 2| 428| Six
371| Lotus Drum| 400| Pai Gu 3| 429| Seven
430| Eight
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431| Nine
432| Metronome Bell
433| Metronome Click
434| Clave Click 1
435| Clave Click 2
436| Stick Click 1
437| Stick Click 2
438| Cow Click 1
439| Cow Click 2
440| Fm Click 1
441| Fm Click 2

Technical Specifications

Learning Mode: 20 beats, 12 rhythms, 10 patterns Resolution: 120 ticks per quarter note

Maximum Note Storage: approximately 1600 notes

Tempo| 30 – 280 BPM
Display| Backlit segment LCD
Connectors| 10-trigger 25-pin connector snake cable input 1/8″ (3.5 mm) stereo Headphone output

1/8″ (3.5 mm) stereo Auxiliary input

(2) 1/4″ (6.35 mm) TRS trigger inputs: Tom 4 & Crash 2 1/4″ (6.35 mm) TRS stereo Audio output

USB-B port

Bluetooth| Bluetooth Version: 5.0/4.2 Bluetooth Profile: A2DP

Bluetooth Range: 33 ft. (10 meters)

Frequency Bands: 2400 – 2483.5 MHz

Maximum Radio-Frequency Power: < 20 dBm (EIRP)

Power| 9V DC, 500 mA; center-positive
Dimensions

(height x width x depth)

| 12.12″ x 36.12″ x 21″

308 mm x 917 mm x 533 mm

Weight| 31.97 lbs.

14.5 kgs

Trademarks & Licenses

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References

• Alesis
• alesis.com/support

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