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I got DM10 studio mesh kit drum. I bought and installed a pro x hi hat. The DM10 controller is up to date with the last version, sys configured on dm10 PRO X STUDIO MESH KIT.
Nevertheless, eachtime I fully open the hi hat pedal, it's doing a slight shock producing an undesirable sound by the hi hat sensor.
I have unsuccessfully tried to manage the parameters to resolve the problem.
Could you help me to resolve the problem ?
Undesirable sound with PRO X HI HAT
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I'd actually like to see someone post a video with the hi-hat parameters that actually DO work. Great concept, nowhere near ready to have been sold to the public.Comment -
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Hello,
Thanks for the post. Sorry to hear about your troubles. I'd like to help! Lets try troubleshooting you first from the documentation below. Try it out and let me know how it goes.
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Xtalk rcv and snd value is 7.
Pro X Hi Hat is correctly calibrated.
Sys is on Pro X mesh Kit.
But no effect regardig the issue.
However, I noticed that sometimes values are not the same than the saves.
All values of a kit change by themselves (even if I save correctly), even the sys choice could be different.
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I’m
frustrated
I suspect both your issue and mine are that we aren't "trimming" correctly or the "velocity" curve settings are not correct. You just have to play around with them. If your settings are not saved then you have to "unlock" your system. Chris will help you with that. I'd love to know what your settings are in the other areas when you get it to sound nearly normal. -
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Thanks for your reply.
Sys is unlocked, I can save the changes. I spent a long time to finely "trim" all parts of the kits , but each days I turn on the module, trims randomly varied. Are trims adaptatives ?
Concerning the main issue, I fit a spring under the pedal to avoid the little shock. It's an unperfect solution, but now I can play. -
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