2. The Front Panel
L1M's front panel is divided in 8 sections:
Fig.2-1: The L1MDrum Front Panel
A.
Main Volume:
Simply -as you'd expect- sets the device global volume.
B.
MIDI In:
Lits up indicating a MIDI Note On message.
C.
Drum Pads:
These are the 16 drum pads which you can use to preview the sounds
of the current drum set. Note that the pads “obey” the accent setting and they
will trigger a sound at full velocity (127) instead of the default 100.
D.
Accent:
The accent section of the device. Enabling the accent mode will cause
the device to use only three velocity stages (weak, mid and strong hits) mimicking
the behavior of the reference hardware device. See more about accent on
chapter 4.1. The Accent Mode.
E.
Level Mixer:
The level mixer allows you to set the volume for each drum sound
individually. The level setting will also affect those drum sounds that have been
routed from their dedicated outputs.
F.
Panning:
For all sounds which share the main output stereo pair, there's also an
option to pan them left or right.
G.
Tuning Pots:
This section enables you to tune specific sounds from the drum set.
See more about this functionality on chapter 4.2. Tuning Your Sounds
H.
Patch Browser:
The Patch Browser in L1M's case is solely used to change the
default drum samples of the device. You can load patches from our collection
that's shipped with the device, or from other users, or even create your own.
More on loading custom drum sets on chapter 4.3. Loading Custom Drum Sets.
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