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Channels Connect your pads to the inputs that correspond to the instrument
you wish to trigger. The hi-hat controller needs to be connected to
the HIHAT B socket. The B channels of CYMB 1~3 are intended for
pads that accommodate 2 stereo cables.
Given that all inputs are balanced (stereo), be sure to only connect
stereo cables.
OUT 1~6 These are the DrumIt Five Mk2’s outputs, which can be connected to
a mixer or amplier. By default, OUT1 and 2 transmit the mixed stereo
signal. OUT3 to OUT6, on the other hand, are assigned to BUS3 to
BUS6 respectively. If necessary, OUT 1 and 2 can also output BUS
signals (BUS1 and BUS2). This can be set on the UNIT-OUT page.
PHONES This is where you can connect a commercially available pair of
headphones (recommended impedance 32 Ω - 600 Ω).
LINE IN This is where you can connect an external signal source. You can
use a stereo cable (for your smartphone, for instance) or a mono
cable (e.g. to listen to the monitor signal via the DrumIt Five Mk2
in a live setting).
7 Card Slot
The DrumIt Five Mk2 has an SD card (32 GB) on which all sounds and settings are
stored (see chapter 8). You can easily remove the SD card from its slot located on
the side of the DrumIt Five MK2 and insert it into the card reader of your computer.
Doing so allows you to simply drag & drop new sounds to the SD card (which you,
for instance, have downloaded from the 2BOX homepage). Of course, using the
2BOX editor software (see chapter 9) you can also edit User KIT Bank settings the
directly on the SD card.