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[. . . ] Select "PAD" if the kick pedal is a velocity-sensitive pad (with a standard kick drum pedal). TRIGGER INPUT CONNECTION ­ Connect the included cable snake to this connector, then connect the cables to their respective triggers. The DM6 module has its own internal sounds, but you can also use it as a trigger-to-MIDI interface with drum module software by connecting its USB port to that of a computer. [. . . ] You will need to select the proper MIDI output format to use the DM6 module this way (see below). MIDI OUTPUT FORMATS The DM6 module can send MIDI information in two different formats: the internal format (default) or the GM format. (Note: If you record a performance using one format, it will only be playable on other devices that support that format. ) The internal format is used for the module to function as a sound source. "Program change" and "Note on/off" messages will be transmitted in this mode. This is the default mode The GM format is used when the module is connected to a computer. In this format, you can use DM6 as a trigger-to-MIDI interface, triggering sounds from your favorite drum module software. Only "Note on/off" messages will be transmitted in this mode. (Also, the metronome and music that accompanies Patterns will not be sent, since it is not MIDI information. To adjust the Pattern's volume (which is different from the The Patterns and the MIDI IN (over a USB module's Master volume level), press VOLUME to enter connection) use the same 16 MIDI Volume Adjustment Mode. The Volume Indicator will light up channels, which may affect Pattern and the LCD will display the current volume value for that playback. When you are finished, press PATTERN to re-enter Pattern Select Mode or press another button. RECORD-ARMED MODE Press and hold SAVE / REC for more than two seconds to arm the module to record a new User Pattern. In this mode, you can adjust the Pattern that will accompany you, the tempo, or the Kit number. You can also mute the accompanying Pattern (see DRUM OFF) or turn the metronome on or off. However, you will not be able to select a different Voice or time signature in this mode. Record-arm the module by pressing and holding SAVE / REC for more than two seconds. The REC light will illuminate and the LCD will count down from "4" before it begins recording. [. . . ] The REC light will illuminate and the LCD will count down from "4" before it begins recording. To turn the metronome on or off before or during the recording, press CLICK. You will not be able to adjust any of the module's parameters while recording. [. . . ]