WATCH AND LEARN

Here is a quick video guide showing you how to access the different zone settings for multi zone pads like the XP80 pad.

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Players that use their DTX502 kit live appreciate the option of sending the Metronome or "Click" out to the PA independently of the Kit output for monitoring purposes, a task easily accomplished by the DTX502.

Loading custom Drum Kits into your DTX502 is easy with the help of the DTX502Touch iOS App! Maio walks us through loading one of the FREE Hybrid Kits available on YamahaDTX.com...

Loading custom Drum Kits into your DTX502 is easy with the help of the DTX502Touch iOS App! Maio walks us through loading one of his Custom User Kits from Dropbox...

Creating your own Custom Drum Kit on your DTX502 is easy with the help of the DTX502Touch iOS App! Maio walks us through the process...

For those DTX502 owners out there who don't own an iOS device, Yamaha is providing a downloadable updater file for PC (Windows OS, not Mac) to help update the firmware on the unit to the latest version as of this post - V1.30.

In this video, check out a few of the kits and sounds inside of the incredibly expressive 502 sound module. Use the FREE DTX Touch App to manuever the sounds, kits, and customization options.

The preconfigured kits for the DTX502 - DTX522K, DTX532K, DTX562K - give customers a wide range of options for triggering and playing. In addition, users can add up to four single-zone pads to their kit via the Kick and Tom inputs. Pads that were multi-zone initially, become single zone when their trigger input is shared.

Although the DTX502 is great-sounding out of the box, it offers users the ability to customize its Kits to best fit their playing style and dynamic. Editing the Pad Volume is one of the ways users can make a Kit their own.