Alesis Drums DM10 User Manual

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VOICES: LAYERS & INSTRUMENTS
Whenever you strike a trigger on your electronic drum set (e.g., a
cymbal, a drum pad, etc.), it will trigger a Voice in the module. A
Voice is the sound assigned to that trigger. Each Voice consists of
two Layers, and each Layer has its own Instrument (a drum sound
such as a tom, snare, hi-hat, etc.) which can be selected or edited.
We created the dual-layer feature in the DM10 so you can play with
more powerful composite and layered sounds and timbres using
your electronic drum kit. You can make subtle or dramatic changes to the sound of your Kits by changing the
Instruments in each Layer. Furthermore, you can adjust certain parameters of the drum Voices (e.g., tuning,
velocity, reverb, panning, etc.) in the module.
For more information on selecting and editing Voices, see the KITS, VOICES, ACCOMPANIMENT &
INSTRUMENTS chapter.
VOLUME
You may have noticed that there are several ways to adjust the
volume of your performance when using the DM10. You can:
• Adjust the levels of the Voices in the Kit: Press
DRUM KIT to enter the main screen then EDIT INST.
Select the Voice to edit (top of the LCD) with the
VALUE UP / DOWN buttons or VALUE DIAL (or by
striking the trigger with NOTE CHASE on). Press LVL
(F2) to enter the Level page. (Remember that each
Voice has two Layers, A and B, which you can toggle
between by pressing the EDIT INST button.)
• Adjust the level of the entire Kit: Press DRUM KIT
to enter the main screen then CURSOR DOWN to
enter the Drum Kit Setup Menu, where you can set the
overall Kit level.
• Adjust the levels of drum sounds with the MIXER:
Slide the faders on the module's MIXER. Use the MIX
BANK button to toggle between the two banks of
sounds.
Please note the module's trigger sensitivity, threshold, velocity
curve settings can also affect the dynamics of your performance.
See the EXT. TRIG MENU chapter for more information on
adjusting these other settings.
SEQUENCES
The DM10's built-in sequencer lets you record, overdub, edit, play
back, and loop Sequences (drum patterns). You can adjust
settings like the tempo, time signature, and quantization for a
Sequence.
To access the sequencer, press the module's SEQ button and
navigate the menus or adjust the settings accordingly.
For more information on using the sequencer, see the SEQUENCES chapter.
Important: At any given time, the DM10 module has a Kit selected and a Sequence selected.
If you change the Sequence, this will change your current Kit to the one that is associated with that
Sequence.
If you change the Kit, this will NOT change the current Sequence. However, if you then play the current
Sequence, the chords or "hit groups" may sound unusual. In this case, we recommend muting Layer B of
that Kit's Accompaniment (see EDITING VOICE & ACCOMPANIMENT PARAMETERS for more information)
or muting the Accompaniment altogether by pressing MUTE ACCOMP.

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