Slate Digital Trigger Advanced Drum Replacer - Manual (Page 10)

Usage/Setup
• Set
the
input
volume
first,
and
raise
the
level
unVl
most
hits
are
peaking
near
the
top
of
the
display.
This
will
ensure
maximum
range
for
dynamic
velocity
triggering
of
our
samples.
• Set
the
‘Detail’
to
the
edge
of
the
bleed
waveforms
• Set
the
‘ReTrigger’
value
• Then,
set
the
‘SensiVvity’
Suppression
TRIGGER
2
has
the
unique
funcVonality
to
be
set
in
a
way
that
it
can
automaVcally
be
instructed
to
NOT
trigger
certain
leakages
on
a
drum
track
using
it’s
Leakage
Suppression
mode.
Using
Leakage
Suppression
technology,
you
can
trigger
a
drum
track
with
100%
accuracy,
even
if
it
has
a
lot
of
bleed
from
other
drum
tracks.
To
use
the
Leakage
Suppression,
first
create
a
stereo
group
or
aux
track
in
your
workstaVon
and
instanVate
TRIGGER
2
on
the
first
insert.
Using
aux
sends,
route
the
drum
track
that
you
wish
to
replace/augment
to
the
LEFT
channel
of
this
new
group
track
(in
some
workstaVons
this
can
be
done
via
panning
the
original
track.
Consult
your
host’s
user
manual
for
further
instrucVon).
Before
we
go
further,
let’s
assume
that
we
are
triggering
from
a
snare
drum
and
it
has
both
bass
drum
and
hi
hat
leakage.
Assuming
you
have
individual
bass
drum
and
hi
hat
tracks,
use
the
aux
sends
on
these
tracks
and
send
them
to
the
RIGHT
side
of
the
TRIGGER
2
stereo
group
channel.
So
now
we
have
the
snare
drum
track
being
sent
to
the
LEFT
side
of
the
TRIGGER
2
group,
and
both
the
bass
drum
and
hi
hat
tracks
being
sent
to
the
RIGHT
side
of
the
TRIGGER
2
group.
Now
find
a
secVon
of
the
mix
where
there
is
a
lot
of
bass
drum
and
hi
hat
leakage
on
the
snare
drum
track.
Adjust
the
Suppression
control
in
the
upper
leu
porVon
of
the
display
unVl
TRIGGER
2
starts
to
ONLY
trigger
the
snare
drum
hits,
while
suppressing
bleed
from
other
drums.
It
should
look
like
this:
STEVEN SLATE - TRIGGER 2 10