Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

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Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby marcjwebbmusic » Mon Jul 22, 2013 10:54 am

So basically I am so close to getting the last of my megadrum done. Some if the inputs left to do but that's it really. So as I am close to being done I have plugged a piezo onto the inputs one by one to check there is signal going through. However. When I tap the bare piezo either nothing or very low signal registers. I have yet to get all my inputs soldered up but wanted to check them as I went along. The first one was the snare. I soldered the piezo to the tip and sleeve of a jack and plugged it in. When I tap the bare piezo , some cases pretty hard. I get a signal but isn't very sensative in the slightest.

Is it just a case if changing the settings to make it more sensative?
Any ideas here would be great.

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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby airflamesred » Mon Jul 22, 2013 11:28 am

Tapping a bare piezo should give a fairly high signal. I would suggest posting the settings, assuming you haven't got the note disabled.

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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby marcjwebbmusic » Mon Jul 22, 2013 11:32 am

The settings are literally as they on when first made. Haven't changed any if the settings. Do you know how to reset any settings and put back to default just in case when scrolling through the menu I have changed something by accident

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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby airflamesred » Mon Jul 22, 2013 11:50 am

Are you using MDM? If not then just scroll through till you get to the relevant channel and make sure its not showing note 0.

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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby dmitri » Mon Jul 22, 2013 12:49 pm

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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby marcjwebbmusic » Tue Jul 23, 2013 3:59 pm

is there a way to reset all settings just on the megadrum, also would the fact that i havent soldered all my inputs yet be making a contribution towards this problem, for example, the grounds?
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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby dmitri » Tue Jul 23, 2013 4:03 pm

You're asking the same question. Did you read about AutoLoad Config?
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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby marcjwebbmusic » Tue Jul 23, 2013 4:14 pm

i did but what would be a defoult and would it be on settitng 1? or 0?
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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby dmitri » Tue Jul 23, 2013 5:00 pm

When set to Yes, MegaDrum will automatically load last saved/loaded config and drum map upon powering up. You can by pass auto loading config even if you set it to Yes by hold the key RIGHT while switching MegaDrum on. It will then load default settings.

Where did you see 0 or 1 in there? What is not clear about this function? Maybe it should be re-phrased? Can you suggest a different description?
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Re: Very low trigger register even on bare piezo

Postby marcjwebbmusic » Tue Jul 23, 2013 5:19 pm

just wanted to know if any of the banks are a defoult or preset one so that i can rule out any changes that i might have don by accident
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