Tutorial - Using Alesis Trigger IO with ION kit

Red: 40
Yellow Pad: 48
Yellow Cymbal: 54
Blue Pad: 45
Blue Cymbal: 53
Green Pad: 43
Green Cymbal: 49
Kick: 36

[@MadTV510]

Still helpful information. Just got an Alesis IO and needed to know how to change these settings! Great explanations!

[@djufk]

thanks :) i still have the drums and the trigger io

[@MrCurryCH]

thank you thank you thank you :p i actually didnt know prior to watching this about the pedal being a hi hat; so in a sense getting the module is also another reason for me to get a kick trigger too :p

[@FirestarHart]

That is one hell of a setup you got there. B-)

[@GHAddict112]

thanks man it helped a lot

[@DoofiestDoofz]

no problem palerino!

[@operadegenerate5569]

I hope you can help me! I just got the Alesis Trigger I/O (to use with the Xbox Midi Pro Adapter) and I'm trying to use the Ion pedal as a hi-hat pedal. I'm able to map the closed and open notes to Yellow and Blue just fine, but every time I press the hi-hat pedal (chick), it triggers the bass drum. I've read places that you can somehow keep this from happening but I can't figure out how!

[@jamesfisher5532]

I know it's personal preference but what settings do you use for your pedal? Because I got an rb1 pedal today and it doesn't like fast double kicks so it misses if there is consecutive kick notes, I have played around with the settings but nothing seems to work

[@MasQueVencedorEnCristo]

Thanks I will try this on my ddrum ddti seems like the same module configurations.. what software do you use to get the sound on your computer? I’m using Reaper but no dice so far

[@WillieRayPR]

Do all triggers recognize the ION pedal as a hi hat pedal? That automatically turned me off of this particular trigger because I prefer the feel of the ion pedal over a RB one.

[@DoofiestDoofz]

Yes. The ion pedal is strictly a hi had pedal. The ion module overrides the signal it sends