Another "stupid" question...
If I do a single zone hi-hat setup (only one piezo), where should I connect the piezo wires? Ceramic to tip, metallic to sleeve?
Dual/single zone drum wiring
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Re: Dual/single zone drum wiring
by ile » Fri Jul 02, 2010 4:03 pm
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Re: Dual/single zone drum wiring
by dmitri » Fri Jul 02, 2010 5:21 pm
ile wrote:Another "stupid" question...
If I do a single zone hi-hat setup (only one piezo), where should I connect the piezo wires? Ceramic to tip, metallic to sleeve?
Doesn't matter really.
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Re: Dual/single zone drum wiring
by ile » Fri Jul 02, 2010 8:57 pm
dmitri wrote:Doesn't matter really.
That's how I did it actually (just chose something), but then I noticed that there are HiHatB (bow) and HiHatE (edge) in the settings.
So now I'm wondering - which one is my piezo now? I have connected ceramic to tip and metallic to sleeve. How does MD determine if this is Bow or Edge?
I hope my questions are of some value to some new users at some point
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Re: Dual/single zone drum wiring
by dmitri » Fri Jul 02, 2010 9:22 pm
ile wrote:That's how I did it actually (just chose something), but then I noticed that there are HiHatB (bow) and HiHatE (edge) in the settings.
So now I'm wondering - which one is my piezo now? I have connected ceramic to tip and metallic to sleeve. How does MD determine if this is Bow or Edge?
If a piezo is connected to a tip then it is Bow (or Head).
If a piezo is connected to a ring then it is Edge (or Rim).
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