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Part

Drums

Instrument 3

Instruments

The MotoMixer feature supports use of all 128 General MIDI instruments. Please note that

not all phones are able to distinctly represent all of these instruments (e.g. all General

MIDI piano-like instruments may be represented by a single piano sound – Acoustic

Grand Piano may sound like Electric Piano 2). The Motorola E398 handset support the full

instrument set with very limited re-mapping. The General MIDI Percussion Map will be

used for the drum part, so no instrument should be specified for the variations of the drum

part.

In the MotoMixer editor, the parts are named by the General MIDI instrument used by the

first note of the "Variation A" variation of the part. That is, if the first note in "Variation A"

for a part is played with the "Whistle" instrument, the part is labeled in the user interface

as "Whistle". The different variations for a part can be implemented using different

General MIDI instruments, but the part name displayed to the user will never change. The

drum part will always be named "Drums" regardless of the drum sounds used in the part.

The results of changing instrument mapping for a variation in the middle of the variation

are unpredictable and should be avoided.

Base tracks may use up to four different drum instruments from the General MIDI

Percussion Map. For example, a base track may decide to use drum instruments 36, 40,

42, and 45 (Bass Drum 1, Electric Snare, Closed Hi Hat, and Low Tom). No additional

drum instruments can be used. If other drum instruments are used, only the first four that

are specified in the base track will be heard. This applies across all variations of the drum

part – only the four selected drum instruments can be used in the entire base track.

Variation

Variation A with effect

Variation B with effect

Variation A

Variation B

Variation A with effect

Variation B with effect

Variation A

Variation B

Variation A with effect

Variation B with effect

MIDI Channel