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CHAPTER 7: TRIGGERS This section discusses the DM Pro Trigger Mode, where the 16 Triggers, located on the rear panel, can be used to sound individual Drums and/or convert incoming trigger signals into MIDI data. To enter or return to Trigger Mode, press [TRIG]. The DM Pro contains four user programmable Trigger Setups where the Values for the Trigger Functions are held. There is no need to store your Trigger Function edits as all four Trigger Setups are perpetually held in memory – any Value that you edit within a Trigger Setup will remain until you edit it again. The DM Pro contains 12 Trigger Mode Functions: Note Assign Trigger Gain Velocity Curve Threshold Retrigger Crosstalk Noise Suppression Trigger Setup Select Hat Pedal Type Hat Threshold AUX Pedal Type AUX Trigger Gain Since the TRIG button contains Functions for both Drumkit Mode and Trigger Mode, the Trigger Mode Functions begin on Page 2 of the display. Note that each Trigger Mode Function has only one Parameter and so each Function serendipitously occupies its own page. As we are discussing the Trigger parameters in this chapter, keep in mind that on Triggers 13, 14, and 16 the Page numbers will be off by one page for each parameter. This is due to the differing number of parameters available for these Triggers. For the sake of clarity, we will be referencing the Page Numbers used by the majority of the Triggers.