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- Page 3 The SDS 9 is the first drum kit that has a built in MIDI interface. This is completely assignable in terms of voice changes and note values. By using...
- Page 4 - the kit that's destined to add a whole new dimension to your art. All of us at SIMMONS hope that you enjoy the use of your SDS 9 and that it gives you the edge.
- Page 10 The playing surfaces of the SDS 9 have been designed to emulate the response of a conventional drum head, but we do recommend that you experiment with various weights of stick and select the type that suits you best.
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Page 12: Auto-Trigger
AUTO-TRIGGER Another useful function. There are several different types of Auto-Trigger, but for the time being we'll cover only one. Pressing the Auto-trigger button will start a cycle triggering each drum "voice" in sequence, (bass drum, snare, rim, hi tom, med tom, lo tom). The speed of the trigger cycle can be adjusted whilst in this mode using "Program Variable"... - Page 14 (e.g. button tap, auto trig etc.). When you switch on the SDS 9 it will always power-up in play mode, with factory kit A1 selected. This is the normal 'playing' mode where all the sounds are available to you for performance.
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