# DRUMLANES
# Syntax: ROW:TRIG:CHAN:NOTENUMBER NAME
# ROW must be between 1 and 8
# TRIG can be between 0 and 127, or NULL
# CHAN can be a number between 1 and 16, Gx, CVx, CVGx (x between 1 and 4), or NULL
# NOTENUMBER can be between 0 and 127, or NULL
# NAME supports all alphanumeric ASCII, and ' ', '_', '-', '+' - can also be NULL
# Please note this section will be discarded for tracks which are not DRUM tracks
The template lists “TRIG” as one of the drum track parameters… But all the examples available always list trig as NULL (possible values are NULL, 0-127)
It’s for triggering a drum lane from a different note input , than the one used for output, so basically it converts a incoming midi note to a outgoing midi note
from the manual , drum lane midi routing section
Rotate encoder ① to set the note played by this lane.
By default, this parameter sets both the note that will be outputed by the lane and the note that the lane will listen to (the trigger note).
To set a different trig note, Press + Rotate encoder ①. The input channel of the trig note can be set in the track settings.
Example: Note = 48 and Trig Note = 23.
If you play note 23 on an external controller, this lane will be trigged, and will output note 48.
Awesome thanks, I hadn’t realised that was there so was only looking in the instr definition parts of the manual. makes perfect sense, and actually kinda glad to know about it.