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USER MANUAL DM LITE ALESIS

User Guide (English)

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Quick Start

Connecting the Drum Module

Selecting a Kit

To select one of the module's 10 preset Kits, do one of the following:

• Press the Variation Button so it is lit red, and then press the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Button to select Kit 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 (respectively).

• Press the Variation Button so it is lit green, and then press the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Button to select Kit 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 (respectively).

The Kit number will appear in the display. Once you have selected a Kit, you can select others by repeating one of the steps above or by using the - and + Buttons.

Playing the Pads

If your electronic drum kit has velocity-sensitive pads, this drum module will play sounds of varying timbres depending on how hard you hit the pads. Try hitting the pads with different amounts of force to experiment with the different sounds produced by the module!

Note: The hi-hat sound will vary based on the position of the hi-hat controller pedal:

• Open hi-hat: With your foot off of the pedal, hit the hi-hat pad.
• Closed hi-hat: With your foot pressing the pedal all the way down, hit the hi-hat pad.
• Pedal close: Press the hi-hat pedal all the way down without hitting the hi-hat pad.
• Splash: Quickly press the hi-hat pedal all the way down, and then release it immediately.

Learn more about using the drum module in the Using the Module section of this manual.

Features

Front Panel

1. Power Button: Press this button to turn the drum module on. Press and hold it for 2 seconds to turn the drum module off.
2. Display: This area shows values and text relevant to the drum module's functions and operation.
3. Volume Knob: Turn this knob to adjust the volume of the Main Outputs and Phones Output.
4. - / + : Press either of these buttons to decrease or increase the value shown in the display.
5. Click Button: Press this button to turn the metronome ("click") on or off. See the Using the Metronome (Click) section for more information.
6. Start/Stop Button: Press this button to start or stop playback of a Pattern. See the Playing Along With Patterns section for more information.
7. Pattern Button: Press this button to enter Pattern Mode. Press both this button and the Tempo Button simultaneously to use the Built-In Drum Coach. See the Playing Along With Patterns and Using the Built-In Drum Coach sections for more information.
8. Tempo: Press this button to enter Tempo Mode, and use the - and + buttons to adjust the tempo. Press both this button and the Pattern Button simultaneously to use the Built-In Drum Coach. See the Using the Metronome (Click) and Using the Built-In Drum Coach sections for more information.
9. 1-5/Variation Buttons: Press any one of these buttons to enter Kit Mode and select a Kit. When using the Built-In Drum Coach, you can use these buttons to select an exercise. See the Using Kits and Using the Built-In Drum Coach sections for more information.

Rear Panel

1. Power Jack: Use a power adapter (included, 9 V, 500 mA, center pin-positive) to connect this jack to your power outlet.
2. Cable Snake Connector: Connect your cable snake (included) here, and connect the cable snake's cables to your kit's triggers (drum pads, cymbal pads, and pedals).
3. Main Outputs: Use standard 1/4" mono cables (not included) to connect these outputs to your monitor, amplifier, or PA system. Adjust the volume with the Volume Knob on the top panel.
4. Phones Output: Connect standard 1/8" stereo headphones (not included) to this output. Adjust the volume with the Volume Knob on the top panel.
5. Aux In: Use a 1/8" stereo cable (not included) to connect an external audio device (smartphone, CD player, etc.) to this input.
6. USB Port: Use a standard USB cable (not included) to connect your computer to this port, allowing you to send and receive MIDI messages to and from your computer. See the Using MIDI section for more information.

Using the Module

Using Kits

Selecting a Kit

To select one of the module's 10 preset Kits, do one of the following:

• With the Variation Button lit red, press the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Button to select Kit 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 (respectively).

• With the Variation Button lit green, press the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Button to select Kit 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 (respectively).

The Kit number will appear in the display. Once you have selected a Kit, you can select others by repeating one of the steps above or by using the - and + Buttons.

Adjusting Kit Volumes

To adjust the volume of each separate Kit:

1. Do one of the following:

With the Variation Button lit red, double-press the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Button to select Kit 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 (respectively).

• With the Variation Button lit green,

double-press the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Button to select Kit 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 (respectively).

1. The display will show an L ("level") and the volume level (00 - 32). Use the - or + Buttons to set the Kit's volume level. (The default volume level is 28.)

1. Wait for 4 seconds. The drum module will automatically save the new setting.

Playing Along With Patterns

Selecting and Playing a Pattern

To select one of the 30 preset Patterns:

1. Press the Pattern Button to enter Pattern Mode. The button's LED will light up, and

the display will show the current Pattern's number.

1. Use the - or + buttons to select a Pattern. (You can hold down the - or + buttons to scan quickly through the list.)

1. Press the Start/Stop Button to start the Pattern's playback.

2. Play along to the Pattern!

1. Press the Start/Stop Button to stop the Pattern's playback.

Adjusting the Pattern Volume

To adjust the volume of each separate Pattern:

1. Double-press the Pattern Button.

1. The display will show the volume level (00 - 32). Use the - or + Buttons to set the Pattern's volume level. (The default volume level is 25.)

Using the Metronome (Click)

You can use the built-in metronome ("click") to help you keep time while practicing with the Built-In Drum Coach or with Patterns. You can change the metronome's tempo (speed), volume, sound, and time signature.

Turning the Metronome On or Off

To turn the metronome on or off, press the Click button.

Adjusting the Metronome Tempo

To adjust the metronome's tempo (speed):

1. Press the Tempo Button.
2. The display will show the current tempo (30 - 280) in BPM ("beats per minute"). Use the - or + Buttons to set the new tempo.
3. Wait for 4 seconds. The drum module will automatically save the new setting.

Adjusting the Metronome Volume

To adjust the metronome's volume:

1. Double-press the Click Button.
2. The display will show an L ("level") and the volume level (00 - 32). Use the - or + Buttons to set the metronome's volume level. (The default volume level is 25.)
3. Wait for 4 seconds. The drum module will automatically save the new setting.

Changing the Metronome Sound

To change the metronome's "click" sound:

1. Press the Click Button and 1 Button simultaneously.

2. The display will show CL ("click") and the number of the sound (CL1 - CL5). Use the - or + Buttons to set the metronome sound:

3. CL1: Chime and click (default)

4. CL2: Clave
5. CL3: Side-stick
6. CL4: Cowbell
7. CL5: Vocal

1. Wait for 4 seconds. The drum module will automatically save the new setting.

Changing the Metronome Time Signature

To change the metronome's time signature:

1. Press the Click Button and 2 Button simultaneously.
2. The display will show the current time signature. Use the - or + Buttons to select a time signature: 1/2, 2/2, 3/4, 4/4, or 6/8.
3. Wait for 4 seconds. The drum module will automatically save the new setting.

Changing the Metronome Interval

To change the metronome's note division (the note value it measures with each click):

1. Press the Click Button and 3 Button simultaneously.
2. The display will show the current interval. Use the - or + Buttons to select a new interval: 2 (half note), 3 (triplet), 4 (quarter note), 6 (sextuplet), 8 (eighth note), or 16 (sixteenth note). (The default is 4.)
3. Wait for 4 seconds. The drum module will automatically save the new setting.

Using the Built-In Drum Coach

The Built-In Drum Coach contains five different exercises to help you develop and improve a sense of tempo, accuracy, or stamina: Beat Check, Gradual Up/Down, Rhythm Change Up, Follow Me, and Drum Mute.

To use the Built-In Drum Coach, press the Pattern Button and Tempo Button at the same time. Then, press the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 Button that corresponds to the exercise you want to do. The display will show which exercise you have selected.

1. Beat Check (bCH)
2. Gradual Up/Down (Gud)
3. Rhythm Change Up (C-U)
4. Follow Me (FLo)
   5.Drum Mute (d-U)

Using Beat Check

This exercise evaluates your sense of time and how accurately you play along with the metronome.

To use Beat Check:

1. Press the Pattern Button and Tempo Button at the same time, and then press the 1 Button.

1. Set the metronome's time signature and interval (described in the Using the Metronome (Click) section).
2. Press the Start/Stop Button to begin.

3. Hit the pads in time with the metronome. The six LEDs of the 1-5/Variation Buttons indicate how accurate (how "on time") you are.

4. When you are right on the beat, the 3 and 4 Button light up.

5. When you are slightly off the beat, the 2 or 5 Button will light up.
6. When you are off the beat, the 1 or Variation Button will light up.
7. When you are completely off the beat, no buttons will light up.

1. Press the Start/Stop Button to stop.

Using Gradual Up/Down

Gradual Up/Down evaluates how quickly you can play while still maintaining accurate time.

To use Gradual Up/Down:

1. Press the Pattern Button and Tempo Button at the same time, and then press the 2 Button.

1. Set the metronome's time signature and interval (described in the Using the Metronome (Click) section).

2. Press the Start/Stop Button.

1. Do one of the following:

2. Press the 1 Button to select G-1 Mode. In this mode, the tempo automatically decreases or increases by 5 BPM every 4 measures, depending on your accuracy.

3. Press the 2 Button to select G-2 Mode. In this mode, the tempo automatically decreases or increases by 1 BPM each measure. (The starting tempo is your metronome's current setting.)

1. Hit the pads in time with the metronome. The six LEDs of the 1-5/Variation Buttons indicate how accurate (how "on time") you are.

2. When you are right on the beat, the 3 and 4 Button light up.

3. When you are slightly off the beat, the 2 or 5 Button will light up.
4. When you are off the beat, the 1 or Variation Button will light up.
5. When you are completely off the beat, no buttons will light up.

1. Press the Start/Stop Button to stop.

Using Rhythm Change Up

Rhythm Change Up helps you practice changing rhythms while still maintaining accurate time.

To use Rhythm Change Up:

1. Press the Pattern Button and Tempo Button at the same time, and then press the 3 Button.

1. Press the Start/Stop Button.

2. Press the 1, 2, or 3 Button, or use the - and + Buttons to select a rhythmic progression, shown below:

P-1:

P-2:
P-3:

1. Press the Start/Stop Button to begin.

2. Hit the pads in the rhythm you selected (above) and in time with the metronome (the starting tempo is your metronome's current setting). The six LEDs of the 1-5/Variation Buttons indicate how accurate (how "on time") you are:

3. When you are right on the beat, the 3 and 4 Button light up.

4. When you are slightly off the beat, the 2 or 5 Button will light up.
5. When you are off the beat, the 1 or Variation Button will light up.
6. When you are completely off the beat, no buttons will light up.

The display will show your score:

0-29:OK
30-59:Good
- 60-79: Very Good
80-100:Excellent

Using Follow Me

Follow Me helps you practice identifying different drums by their sound and memorizing drum rhythms that use the entire drum kit. In this exercise, a drum loop will repeat, alternating between (1) the drum pattern itself and (2) a metronome track of the same length during which you play the drum pattern yourself.

To use Follow Me:

1. Press the Pattern Button and Tempo Button at the same time, and then press the 4 Button.

1. Press the Start/Stop Button.

2. Use the - and + Buttons to select the drum pattern you want to play to.

1. Press the Start/Stop Button to begin.

2. When you hear the drum pattern, try to learn which pads are being played and when. During the metronome track that follows, play the same drum pattern in time with the metronome. For reference, the display will show the current beat. The six LEDs of the 1-5/Variation Buttons indicate how accurate you are.

1. Press the Start/Stop Button to stop.

Using Drum Mute

Drum Mute lets you silence certain parts of various drum patterns, allowing you to play freely and create your own parts over the rest of the drum pattern.

To use Drum Mute:

1. Press the Pattern Button and Tempo Button at the same time, and then press the 5 Button.

1. Press the Start/Stop Button.

2. Use the - and + Buttons to select the drum pattern you want to play to.

1. Press one or several of the 1-5/Variation Buttons to select the sound or sounds you want to mute:

1: Kick drum
2: Snare drum
3: Hi-hat
4: Toms
- 5: Crash and ride cymbals
- Variation: Percussion

1. Press the Start/Stop Button to begin.

2. Play freely along with the drum pattern you hear. The drum pattern will not include any sounds you muted in Step 4, allowing you to create your own part.

3. Press the Start/Stop Button to stop.

Automatic Power-Off

To save energy, the drum module will power off automatically after 30 minutes of no activity. If you do not need this feature, disable it by powering off the drum module, and then pressing and holding the Start/Stop Button while powering it back on. PoF will appear on the display to confirm the feature is off.

Note: After powering off, this feature will be re-enabled. Repeat the procedure above to disable it each time you power on the module.

Using MIDI

About MIDI

MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a standard way in which certain electronic musical devices can communicate with each other. When two MIDI devices are connected, they can send/receive MIDI "messages," "data," or "information" over either a 5-pin MIDI cable or a standard USB cable (depending on the available ports on the devices).

In the case of the DM Lite module, you can connect its USB port to a USB port on your computer with a standard USB cable (sold separately). All MIDI messages will travel to and from your computer over this connection. This allows you to do one of two things:

• Use an electronic drum kit connected to the drum module to trigger sounds on an external MIDI device (e.g., a sequencer, your computer if you use software that can receive MIDI notes, etc.). See Triggering Sounds on an External MIDI Device later in this section.
• Use an external MIDI device to play sounds in the drum module. See Using the Drum Module as the Sound Module later in this section.

Triggering Sounds on an External MIDI Device

1. Using a standard USB cable (not included), connect the drum module's USB port to a USB port on your computer.
2. If you are triggering sounds in software, skip to the next step.

If you are triggering sounds in an external MIDI device, make sure that device is connected to your computer (either directly via USB or through a USB-MIDI interface).

1. Set the active track of your MIDI software, sequencer, etc. to Channel 10, and start recording.
2. Play your electronic drum kit. The MIDI information will be sent to your computer, sequencer, etc. See the Trigger MIDI Notes section of this manual's Appendix for a list of the MIDI notes sent out by each trigger.
3. Stop recording.

Using the Drum Module as the Sound Module

1. Using a standard USB cable (not included), connect the drum module's USB port to a USB port on your computer.
2. If you are using software to play the drum module's sounds, skip to the next step.

If you are using an external MIDI device to play the drum module's sounds, make sure that device is connected to your computer (either directly via USB or through a USB-MIDI interface).

1. Set the the active track of your MIDI software, sequencer, etc. to the desired channel (1-16).
   Note: Channel 10 of the drum module is reserved for drum sounds.
2. Play your sequencer or other external device to hear the drum module's internal sounds.
3. See the Presets and General MIDI (GM) sections of this manual's Appendix for lists of the available sounds.

Assistance technique

Follow Me (accompagnement)

Trigger MIDI Note
Hi-Hat (closed)	44
Splash	21

Presets

Kits

Number	Preset Kit
1	Acoustic
2	Funk
3	Jazz Brushes
4	Rock

Number	Reset Kit
5	808
6	909
7	FX Mix
8	Marimba

Number	Preset Kit
9	Indian
10	Percussion2

Patterns

Number	Preset Kit
1	Fusion1
2	Dance Funk
3	Modern Pop
4	Hip Hop
5	Dance
6	Classic Rock
7	68 Ballad
8	CountryPop
9	Pop Ballad
10	Break Beat

Number	Preset Kit
11	Fusion2
12	R&B
13	Latin Rock
14	Latin Dance
15	Funk1
16	Fusion3
17	Pop Shuffle
18	Mambo
19	Pop Bossa
20	34 Jazz

Number	Preset Kit
21	Rock
22	Pop Funk
23	Big Band1
24	Latin Jazz
25	Swing
26	Funky Blues
27	Funk2
28	Samba
29	Big Band2
30	NuJazz Funk

General MIDI (GM)

Kits

Note Number	Standard 1 (Bank 0)	Room (Bank 8)	Rock (Bank 16)
27 (D#1)	High Q
28 (E1)	Slap
29 (F1)	Scratch Push
30 (F#1)	Scratch Pull
31 (G1)	Sticks
32 (G#1)	Square Click
33 (A1)	Metronome Click
34 (A#1)	Metronome Bell
35 (B2)	Acoustic Bass Drum	Room Bass Drum 1	Rock Bass Drum 1
36 (C2)	Standard 1 Bass Drum	Room Bass Drum 2	Rock Bass Drum 2
37 (C#2)	Side Stick

Kits (continued)

Note Number	Standard 1 (Bank 0) Room (Bank 8) Rock (Bank 16)
38 (D2) Standard 1	Snare Room Snare Rock	Snare
39 (D#2) Hand Clap
40 (E2) Standard 1	Snare Rim Room Snare	Rim Rock Snare Rim
41 (F2) Standard 1	Tom 6 Room Tom 6 Rock	Tom 6
42 (F#2) Standard 1	Hi-hat Close Room Hi-hat Close Rock Hi-hat Close
43 (G2) Standard 1	Tom 5 Room Tom 5 Rock	Tom 5
44 (G#2) Standard 1	Hi-hat Pedal Room Hi-hat Pedal Rock Hi-hat Pedal
45 (A2) Standard 1	Tom 4 Room Tom 4 Rock	Tom 4
46 (A#2) Standard 1	Hi-hat Open Room Hi-hat Open Rock Hi-hat Open
47 (B3) Standard 1	Hi-hat Open Room Hi-hat Open Rock Hi-hat Open
48 (C3) Standard 1	Tom 3 Room Tom 3 Rock	Tom 3
49 (C#3) Standard 1	1 Crash 1 Room Crash 1 Rock Crash 1
50 (D3) Standard 1	Tom 1 Room Tom 1 Rock Tom 1
51 (D#3) Standard 1	1 Ride Room Ride	Rock Ride
52 (E3) Chinese Cymbal 1
53 (F3) Ride Bell	Room Ride	Bell Rock Ride	Bell
54 (F#3) Tambourne
55 (G3)	Splash Cymbal	Room Splash Cymbal	Rock Splash Cymbal
56 (G#3) Standard 1	Cowbell Room Cowbell Rock Cowbell
57 (A3) Standard 1	Crash 2 Room Crash	2 Rock Crash 2
58 (A#3) Vibra-slap
59 (B3) Ride Cymbal
60 (C4) Hi Bongo
61 (C#4) Low Bongo
62 (D4) Mute Hi Conga
63 (D#4) Open Hi Conga
64 (E4) Low Conga
65 (F4) High Timbale
66 (F#4) Low Timbale
67 (G4) High Agogo
68 (G#4) Low Agogo
69 (A4) Cabasa
70 (A#4) Maracas
71 (B4) Short Whistle
72 (C5) Long Whistle
73 (C#5) Short Guiro
74 (D5) Long Guiro
75 (D#5) Claves
76 (E5) Hi Wood Block
77 (F5) Low Wood Block
78 (F#5) Mute Cuica

Kits (continued)

Note Number	Standard 1 (Bank 0)	Room (Bank 8)	Rock	(Bank 16)
79 (G5) Open Cuica
80 (G#5) Mute Triangle
81 (A5) Open Triangle
82 (A#5) Shaker
83 (B5) Jingle Bell
84 (C6) Bell Tree
85 (C#6) Castanets
86 (D6) Mute Surdo
87 (D#6) Open Surdo

Note Number	Electronic (Bank 24)	Brush (Bank 40)
27 (D#1)
28 (E1)
29 (F1)
30 (F#1)
31 (G1)
32 (G#1)
33 (A1)
34 (A#1)
35 (B2) Electronic Bass Drum 1 Brush Bass Drum 1
36 (C2) Electronic Bass Drum 2	Brush Bass Drum 2
37 (C#2)
38 (D2) Electronic Snare Brush Snare
39 (D#2)
40 (E2) Electronic Snare Rim Brush Rim
41 (F2) Electronic Tom 6 Brush Tom 6
42 (F#2) Electronic Hi-hat Close
43 (G2) Electronic Tom 5 Brush Tom 5
44 (G#2) Electronic Hi-hat Pedal
45 (A2) Electronic Tom 4 Brush Tom 4
46 (A#2) Electronic Hi-hat Open
47 (B3) Electronic Tom 3 Brush Tom 3
48 (C3) Electronic Tom 2	Brush Tom 2
49 (C#3) Brush Crash 1
50 (D3) Electronic Tom 1	Brush Tom 1
51 (D#3) Brush Ride
52 (E3)
53 (F3)
54 (F#3)
55 (G3)
56 (G#3)
57 (A3) Brush Crash 2

Backing Instruments

Piano

1 Acoustic Grand Piano 44 Cor

2 Bright Acoustic Piano 45 Treng

3 Electric Grand Piano 46 Pizzi

4 Honky Tonk Piano 47 Orches

5 Electric Piano 1 48 Timpani

6 Electric Piano 2

7 Harpsichord

8 Clavi 4

3 Cello	86 Lead 6 (Voice)
pass	87 Lead 7 (Fifths)
o Strings	88 Lead 8 (Bass & Lead)
o Strings
Harp
Pad 1 (New Age)

Mallet
9 Celesta 5
10	Glockenspiel
11	Music Box
12	Vibraphone
13	Marimba
14	Xylophone
15	Tubular Bells
16	Dulcimer

Strings Ensemble
Strings Ensemble 1	92 P
50	Strings Ensemble 2
Synth Strings 1	94
Synth Strings 2	95 P
53	Choir Aahs
Voice Oohs
55	Synth Voice
56	Orchestra Hit

91	Pad 3 (Poly Synth)
d	4 (Choir)
	93 Pad 5 (Bowed)
	Pad 6 (Metallic)
	7 (Halo)
	96 Pad 8 (Sweep)

Organ
17	Drawbar Organ
18	Percussive Organ
19	Rock Organ
20	Church Organ
21	Reed Organ
22	Accordion
23	Harmonica
24	Tango Accordion

Brass
57	Trumpet
58	Trombone
59	Tuba 102 FX 6 (Goblins)
60	Muted Trumpet
61	French Horn
62	Brass Section
63	Synth Brass 1
64	Synth Brass 2

Effects
97	FX 1 (Rain)
98	FX 2 (Soundtrack)
FX 3	Crystal)
100	FX 4 (Atmosphere)
101	FX 5 (Brightness)
103	FX 7 (Echoes)
104	FX 8 (Sci Fi)

Guitar
25	Nylon Guitar
26	Steel Guitar
27	Jazz Guitar
28	Clean Guitar
29	Muted Guitar
30	Overdriven Guitar
31	Distorted Guita
32	Guitar Harmonics

Reed
65	Soprano Sax
66	Alto Sax
67	Tenor Sax
68	Baritone Sax
69	Oboe
70	English Horn
71	Bassoon
72	Clarinet

Ethnic
105	Sitar
106	Banjo
107	Shamisen
108	Koto
109	Kalimba
110	Bagpipe
111	Fiddle
112	Shanai

Bass
33	Acoustic Bass
34	Finger Bass
35	Pick Bass
36	Fretless Bass
37	Slap Bass 1
38	Slap Bass 2
39	Synth Bass 1
40	Synth Bass 2

Pipe
73	Piccolo
74	Flute
75	Recorder
76	Pan Flute
77	Blown Bottle
78	Shakuhachi
79	Whistle
80	Ocarina

Percussion
113	Tinkling Bell
114	Agogo
115	Steel Drums
116	Wood Block
117	Taiko Drum
118	Melodic Tom
119	Synth Drum
120	Reverse Cymbal

Strings
41	Violin
42	Viola

Lead
81	Lead 1 (Square)
82	Lead 2 (Sawtooth)
83	Lead 3 (Calliope)
84	Lead 4 (Chiff)
85	Lead 5 (Charang)

Sound Effects
121	Guitar Fret Noise
122	Breath Noise
123	Seashore
124	Bird Tweet
125	Telephone Ring
Helicopter
127	Applause
128	Gunshot

Technical Specifications

Kits	10 preset kits; 5 General MIDI (GM) kits
Sequencer	30 Patterns; 12 "Follow Me" patterns
Resolution	192 ticks per quarter note
Maximum Polyphony	64
Display	3-digit LED
Tempo	30 – 280 BPM
Connectors	25-pin trigger input jack (for cable snake) 1/8" TRS headphone output 1/4" TS main outputs (right and left/mono) 1/8" TRS auxiliary input USB port (MIDI) Power jack
Power	9 V, 500 mA, center pin-positive
Dimensions (width x height x depth; sound module only)	5.8" x 7.2" x 4.4" 147 mm x 183 mm x 112 mm
Weight (sound module only)	1.1 lbs. 0.5 kg

• Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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