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Works with electronic MIDI drum kits that have assignable MIDI
notes using a standard MIDI cable.
I use one of these with my Roland TD6 and TD3 to
play Rock Band 2 and it works great. I Y'd in my Xbox and TD6 to
the same input on my receivers amp, turn down the games
instruments, adjust the volumes on the TD6 and RB2 so they
match. Now I have many snares and toms to choose from. Sounds
Great.
Update: I now use a Roland PM-10 monitor instead of Y'ing into
the same inputs on the receiver.
The GHWT Drums accepts MIDI Notes through the MIDI input and
maps/translates the MIDI note to button/input the Gaming Console
understands. The GHWT Drums will only map the following:
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RockBand Settings:
RED - MIDI Note 38
YELLOW - MIDI Note 46
BLUE - MIDI Note 48
GREEN - MIDI Note 45
ORANGE - MIDI Note 36 |
Guitar Hero World Tour Settings:
RED - MIDI Note 38
YELLOW - MIDI Note 46
BLUE - MIDI Note 48
GREEN - MIDI Note 45
ORANGE - MIDI Note 49
PURPLE - MIDI Note 36 |

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NOTE: The Lower end Roland modules do not have ability to map
notes assigned to Hi Hat Open/Closed independently. If you set
the midi note number for the Hi Hat to 50 instead of 46. The
closed Hi Hat would then be 46, so you can trigger the yellow
with the Hi Ht closed and hear the closed Hi Hat sound from the
drum module.
Here is how to get to the midi note settings with the TD6
module:
1. Press edit setup
2. Press right arrow to - CONTROL
3. Press Enter
4. Press right arrow to - NOTE NO.
5. Then hit the drum you need to change note numbers for and
then push DEC/- or INC/+ to select the note numbers.
Here is how to get to the midi note settings with the TD3
module:
1. Press Edit a few times till the NOTE # indicator is lit.
2. Hit the drum you wish to set.
3. Press + or - to select the note number.
I have only had experience with the Roland TD6 and TD3. For help
with getting other drum modules working with the GHWT midi drum
controller. Go to Docsrockbandmods.netforums.us There is a great
community of people there that would be happy to solve any
problems you may have.
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