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Hi-Hat Controller Sensor on NUX DM-310H
Setup — Hi-Hat Controller Sensor on NUX DM-310H
WorksYes — the Hi-Hat Controller Sensor works as a full hi-hat on the NUX DM-310H: variable pedal position.
Continuous
Open
Closed
Wiring: Hi-Hat branch → hi-hat pad + Hi-hat Control branch → hi-hat controller, both on the multi-pin trigger snake
Continuous hi-hat. The DM-310H reads three pedal stages — closed, half-open, and fully open — via its HIHAT SET menu (HH SENS, HH OPEN VAL, HH CLOSE VAL). NUX's variable hi-hat sensing isn't documented as Roland VH/FD-compatible, so calibrate the pedal range with HH OPEN VAL / HH CLOSE VAL after connecting.
Hi-hat setup and troubleshooting guide ›Cable routing
- Plug the HI-HAT branch of the trigger snake into the Lemon hi-hat pad.
- Plug the Hi-hat Control branch of the trigger snake into the hi-hat controller.
Module settings
- Strike the hi-hat pad first — the screen header shows the pad you last played, and the trigger parameters below apply to that pad.
- Press the [ MENU ] button, use − / + to select TRIGGER, and press [ ENTER ].
- Press [ ENTER ] to switch between parameters and use − / + to set SENSITIVITY and THRESHOLD.
- Press [ RETURN ], then from [ MENU ] select HIHAT SET and press [ ENTER ].
- Set HH SENS (0-127) for pedal feel.
- Adjust HH OPEN VAL and HH CLOSE VAL so the open and closed points match your pedal's travel (the gap between them is the half-open range).
- Press [ RETURN ] to exit.
Tips
- If half-open feels off, widen or narrow the gap between HH OPEN VAL and HH CLOSE VAL.
- The pad's edge responds as it does on the other cymbals.
Hi-Hat Controller Sensor also fits 71 other drum modules — see setup
Other compatible drum modules
Alesis
Audiofront
Donner
Millenium
Pearl
Roland
- Roland Octapad SPD-30
- Roland SPD-SX PRO
- Roland TD-02
- Roland TD-07
- Roland TD-1
- Roland TD-4
- Roland TD-6
- Roland TD-8
- Roland TD-9
- Roland TD-10
- Roland TD-11
- Roland TD-12
- Roland TD-15
- Roland TD-17
- Roland TD-20
- Roland TD-25
- Roland TD-27
- Roland TD-30
- Roland TD-50
- Roland TD-50X
- Roland V31
- Roland V51
- Roland V71