Medeli DD638DX Owner Manual

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MASTER

DOWN

F1 F2 F3

AUX IN

PHONES

VOLUME

KICK SNARE TOM 1 TOM 2 TOM 3 TOM 4

EXIT

CLICK

MENU CLICK COACH

SONG KIT iKIT

HI-HAT CRASH 1 CRASH 2 RIDE KIT SONG

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INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY!

THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

different from that to which the receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician

for help.

Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

CAUTION

The normal function of the product may be disturbed by

Strong Electro Magnetic Interference. If so, simply reset the product to resume normal operation by following the owner's manual. In case the function could not resume, please use the product in other location.

PRECAUTIONS

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PROCEEDING

Please keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

Power Supply

Please connect the designated AC adaptor to an AC outlet of the correct voltage.

Do not connect it to an AC outlet of voltage other than that for which your instrument is intended.

Unplug the AC power adaptor when not using the instrument, or during electrical storms.

Connections

Before connecting the instrument to other devices, turn off the power to all units. This will help prevent malfunction and

/ or damage to other devices.

Location

Do not expose the instrument to the following conditions to avoid deformation, discoloration, or more serious damage:

Direct sunlight

Extreme temperature or humidity

Excessive dusty or dirty location

Strong vibrations or shocks

Close to magnetic fields

Interference with other electrical devices

Radios and televisions placed nearby may experience reception interference. Operate this unit at a suitable distance from radios and televisions.

Cleaning

Clean only with a soft, dry cloth.Do not use paint thinners, solvents, cleaning fluids, or chemical-impregnated wiping cloths.

Handling

Do not apply excessive force to the switches or controls.

Do not let paper, metallic, or other objects into the instrument. If this happens, remove the electric plug from the outlet. Then have the instrument inspected by qualifie dservice personnel.

Disconnect all cables before moving the instrument.

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Main Features

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Panel & Display Description

Front Panel...............................................................5

Rear Panel...............................................................6

LCD Display.............................................................6

Setup

Connecting the Pads and Pedals.............................7

Getting Ready to Play

Setting up the Power Supply....................................8

Turning on the Power...............................................8

Turning off the power................................................8

Restore Factory Settings..........................................8

Quick Play

Drum Kits and Voices...............................................9

Selecting a Drum Kit................................................9

Selecting a Voice......................................................9

Playing Techniques..................................................9

Drum Kit

Preset, User and iKit Drum Kits..............................11

Selecting a Drum Kit...............................................11

Editing Kit Parameters...........................................12

Editing Kit Effect.....................................................12

REVERB..........................................................13

EQ....................................................................14

Saving a User Kit...................................................14

Click

Turning the Click on or off......................................15

Editing Click Parameters........................................15

Song

Playing Preset Songs.............................................16

Playing USB Songs................................................16

Playing Along with a Song......................................17

Recording

MIDI Recording and MP3 Recording.....................17

Prepare and Start Recording.................................17

Rename and Save MIDI Recording.......................18

Coach

Quiet Count............................................................19

Beat Check.............................................................20

Change Up.............................................................20

USB Memory

Song Folder............................................................22

Load Voice.............................................................22

Format USB Memory..............................................23

Volume Sliders

.....................................................24

Settings

Trigger Settings......................................................25

Master Compress...................................................26

MIDI Setup.............................................................27

Auto Power Off.......................................................27

Factory Reset.........................................................28

Specifications

.......................................................29

Appendices

Drum Kit List...........................................................30

iKit List....................................................................30

Drum Voice List......................................................31

Song List................................................................36

GM Drum Kit List....................................................37

GM Melody Voice List............................................39

MIDI Implementation Chart....................................40

Prompt Messages..................................................41

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Main Features

PURE DRUM Technology

No matter playing the pads with soft stroke or forceful passion grooves, with this new technology, all performances can show up extremely wide range of velocity dynamics. Perfectly express the various changes of acoustic drums, all of these let you enjoy the real delicate nuances, capture the unique characteristics of acoustic drum kit from the PURE DRUM!

PURE DRUM - Bringing Natural and Realistic Voices to Your Performance!

This unique PURE DRUM technology greatly improves sound quality for digital drums, bringing a more natural and realistic feel to your ears. No matter playing stroke roll or striking pads with velocity dynamics, all these will let you enjoy the delicate nuances and natural voice, capture the unique characteristics of acoustic drum kit.

iKit – Playing with Super Delicate Sensitivity

This black technology makes digital drums reach a new height. The improved dynamics and sensitivity replicates every nuance of an acoustic drum and gives you a more natural feel of any subtle change in velocity dynamics.

Playing and Recording along with Song Playback

You can freely play the digital drum while playing back songs (MIDI, WAV and MP3 format) stored on a USB flash drive. Or play along with background music transmitted from AUX IN, and record your performance in real time and save it to a USB flash drive.

Downloading Your Favorite Voices to the Module

By using the USB flash drive function, you can transmit your favorite wave samples (achieved from the internet or sound source software) to the module and use them as internal voices, giving your drum voices unlimited possibility. Try and experience this exciting feature.

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Panel & Display Description

Front Panel

MASTER

AUX IN

PHONES

VOLUME

3 UP

DOWN

F1 F2 F3

KICK SNARE TOM 1 TOM 2 TOM 3 TOM 4

EXIT

CLICK

COACH

CLICK

SONG

KIT

16 iKIT

11 12 HI-HAT CRASH 1 CRASH 2 RIDE KIT SONG

1. [POWER] Button

Turn the power on or off.

2. [MASTER] Knob

Adjust the output volume.

[AUX IN] Knob

Adjust the audio input volume.

[PHONES] Knob

Adjust the phones volume.

[CLICK] Knob

Adjust the click volume.

3. LCD Display

Display the name and parameter settings of Kits,

Voices and Songs etc.

4. [F1] ~ [F3] Buttons

Press to execute a related function shown on LCD.

5. [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] Buttons

Press to move the cursor to select a parameter on LCD.

6. [EXIT] Button

Press to return to previous menu.

7. [MENU] Button

In kit mode: press to enter KIT menu.

In song mode: press to enter SONG menu.

8. [CLICK] Button

Press to start/stop the click; edit the click setting.

9. [COACH] Button

Press to enter coach mode.

10. Data Dial

Rotate to adjust the selected parameter.

11. [ ] Button

Press to start/stop playing a song.

12. [ ] Button

Press to enter record mode.

13. Volume Sliders

Adjust the related trigger volume, kit volume and

song volume.

14. Volume Slider Control Button

Press to toggle between the upper and lower

group of parameters.

15. [SONG] Button

Press to enter song mode.

16. [KIT] Button

Press to enter kit mode.

17. [<]/[>] Buttons

Press to select a drum kit or edit parameters

(to increase/decrease the value).

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Panel & Display Description

Rear Panel

PHONES USB MIDI USB MEMORY OUT

MIDI

IN R

OUTPUT

L/MONO

TRIGGER IN

TOM 4 CRASH 2 AUX IN

18 19 20 21

18. PHONES jack (1/4”)

Connect a pair of stereo headphones to detect all output

sounds.

19. USB MIDI jack

Connect to PC and transmit MIDI data.

20. USB MEMORY jack

Connect a USB flash drive. You can play back songs stored

on the flash drive or transmit wave files to the module.

21. MIDI jacks (IN, OUT/THRU)

Connect an external MIDI sequencer to receive or transmit

MIDI data.

22. OUTPUT jacks (L/MONO, R)(2 x1/4”)

Connect to an audio system or amplifier. Use the L/MONO

and R jacks for stereo output or just the L/MONO jack for

mono output.

22 23 24 25 26

23. TOM 4 jack (1/4”)

Connect an additional Tom 4.

24. CRASH 2 jack (1/4”)

Connect an additional Crash 2.

25. AUX IN jack (1/8”)

Connect an external audio player, such as an MP3.

Music from the external player will be transmitted to

the module, and you can play along.

26. DC IN jack

Connect the specified power adaptor.

27. TRIGGER INPUT jack

Insert the dedicated trigger cables here, to connect

the pads and pedals.

LCD Display

1. Menu

Display the current menu, such as “KIT”, “SONG” and

“COACH” etc.

2. Trigger Pad Name

Display the selected trigger pad name, such as “Kick”,

“Snare Head” and “Snare Rim” etc.

3. Velocity of Pad Strike

Display the velocity (force) at which the pad is struck.

4. External Device

Indicate a USB flash drive is correctly connected.

5. Prompt to Move Cursor Up/Down

Prompt to press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to view more

parameters.

6. Detailed Parameters

Display detailed parameter settings.

7. [F1]/[F2]/[F3] Indicators

Display functions of the [F1] ~ [F3] buttons.

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Setup

Caution!

To prevent electric shock and damage to the device, make sure the power is switched OFF on the drum and all related device before making any connection.

Connecting the Pads and the Pedals

Standard configuration:

KICK, SNARE (dual-zone trigger), TOM 1~3 (dual-zone trigger), CRASH (dual-zone trigger with choke), RIDE

(triple-zone trigger with choke), HI-HAT (dual-zone trigger), PEDAL(HI-HAT).

Note:

1. Use the cables provided to connect the pads to the trigger input jack on the rear panel of the module, make

sure each pad is connected to its corresponding trigger input jack.

2. For details on assembling the drum stand, attaching the digital drum and connecting the pads, please refer

to the Setup manual .

Crash

Tom 1 Tom 2

Ride

Hi-Hat

Tom 3

Snare Kick

Drum Module

Pedal(Kick)

Pedal(Hi-hat)

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Getting Ready to Play

Setting up the Power Supply

1. Connect the power adaptor to the DC IN jack on the rear panel.

Plug the other end of the power cord to an appropriate AC outlet.

Note:

Please use the specified power adaptor.

Even when the module is turned off, electricity is still flowing to the

module at minimum level. Please unplug the module when it is not in

use for a long time.

Turning on the Power

Make sure you have completed all necessary connections (triggers, audio device and so on). Then turn the volume level of all the devices to minimum.

1. Turn all the volume knobs to minimum before turning on the power.

Press the [POWER] button, the display is lit, indicating the module is

turned on.

3. Turn on the connected amplifier or audio device, or listen with

headphones.

4. Adjust the [MASTER]/[PHONES] knobs clockwise while striking the

pads, until you get an appropriate volume level.

Turning off the power

1. Turn the volume level of the module and the connected audio device

to minimum.

2. Turn off the connected device.

3. Press the [POWER] button until the display becomes unlit.

Auto Power Off

In order to save energy, the module will automatically shut down after

30 minutes if it is not in use (playing, striking, button pressing, etc.) You can enable or disable this function as desired. Please refer to Option .

Restore Factory Settings

Follow the operation below to reset the module to factory settings.

1. Press and hold [<] and [>] buttons, then press the [POWER] button

to turn on the power.

2. The LCD will display “Factory Resetting…”. When factory reset is

finished, the display will return to KIT menu.

The following parameters will restore factory settings: Trigger, MIDI

Setup, Option, Master Compress, User Kits and User Songs.

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Drum Kits and Voices

A drum kit is the voices combination of all pads and cymbals. An acoustic drum has only one fixed kit and it’s unchangeable. However, a digital drum is preset with various voices of different styles and some characterized voices of similar styles, allowing you to combine different voices and make as many drum kits as you like. (Please refer to Drum

Kit List and Drum Voice List )

Selecting a Drum Kit

Press the [KIT] button to enter KIT menu. The “KIT” indicator

appears on LCD.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select an item to edit. Then use the

data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to select a desired drum kit and adjust the

kit volume.

Selecting a Voice

Strike the pads and enjoy the ensemble sound effect. You can also change the voice setting for each pad as desired.

1. Press the [KIT] button to enter KIT menu. Then press the [F1

(VOICE)] button to enter VOICE menu.

Strike the pad that you want to edit. The LCD will display the pad

name.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select an item to edit. Then use the

data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to select a desired voice and adjust

relevant settings.

Playing Techniques

This section introduces various performing techniques to make your performance more professional. Similar to an acoustic drum kit, the digital drum responds differently to various playing techniques and dynamics. All the pads are velocity sensitive. And some voices change timbre depending on the striking force.

Pad

The snare drum can detect head shot, rim shot and cross stick. The tom drum pad can respond head and rim shot.

Connect the Power supply jack

Strike only the head of the pad.

Rim Shot

Strike the head and the rim of the pad simultaneously. Or strike only the rim of the pad.

Quick Play

KIT

Head

Head

Rim

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Quick Play

Cross Stick (X Stick)

When X-STICK is in use, strike the snare rim slightly and it will respond

X-STICK effect. However, if you strike the snare rim with force, it will respond Rim Shot.

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Cymbal

Cymbal Bow Shot

Strike the middle area of the cymbal.

Cymbal Edge Shot

Strike the edge area of the cymbal.

Cymbal Bell Shot

Strike the Ride bell area of the cymbal.

Choke Play

Both Ride and Crash cymbals have cymbal choke.

Choking the crash/ride edge with the hand immediately after hitting the crash/ride will mute the crash/ride sound.

Hi-Hat

Hi-Hat Pedal Change

Press down the pedal to different positions, the pad voice will change along when striking the Hi-Hat pad. This is similar to an acoustic drum.

Open Hi-Hat

Strike the Hi-Hat pad without pressing the pedal.

Closed Hi-Hat

Strike the Hi-Hat pad with the pedal pressed completely down.

Hi-Hat Pedal

Press down the hi-hat control pedal to create a foot-close sound without having to strike the hi-hat pad.

Splash

Play the hi-hat with the pedal fully pressed and then instantly releasing it.

Rim

Bow

Edge

Bell

Choke

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Drum Kit

Preset, User and iKit Drum Kits

Preset drum kit: kits that are preset on the module. Changes of kit parameters cannot be saved to a preset drum kit.

User drum kit: kits parameters are changeable and can be saved on the module.

iKit drum kit: unique kits of this digital drum. The iKit feature will dramatically enhance the sensitivity of the snare when you play with low velocity.

The module provides 99 drum kits, including 50 preset drum kits

(no.1~50), 49 user drum kits (no. 51~99). In addition, there are 5 individual iKit drum kits for iKit feature.

Notes:

1. In iKit mode, it affects only the sensitivity of the snare when you play

with low velocity. You can play the other triggers as in a normal drum

kit.

2. In iKit mode, these parameters of snare head are not changeable:

voice, pitch and decay etc. But you can adjust the other parameters

as desired.

3. In iKit mode, the Trigger menu is not available. Trigger parameters

are not editable.

In iKit mode, it requires proper grounding when connecting devices

to the AUXIN and OUTPUT jacks.

You can edit the parameters of a drum kit, and then save it to a user drum kit. Please refer to Drum Kit List for details.

The structure of a drum kit:

KIT xx

KICK

Head

SNARE

Head

Rim

TOM1

Head

Rim

TOM2

Head

Rim

TOM3

Head

Rim

TOM4

(Option)

Head

Rim

HI-HAT

Head

Edge

CRASH1

Head

Edge

CRASH2

(Option)

Head

Edge

Drum kit setting: kit volume, Reverb, EQ.

Voice setting: Volume, Pan, Head tuning, Reverb, Decay,

Pad Song and so on.

RIDE

Head

Bell

Edge

Selecting a Drum Kit

1. Press the [KIT] button to enter KIT menu. The LCD displays the

current kit number and kit volume.

Press the [KIT] button again to enter iKIT menu. Pressing the [KIT]

button will toggle between KIT menu and iKIT menu.

2. In KIT/iKIT menu, use the [<]/[>] buttons or the data dial to select a

desired drum kit.

3. In KIT/iKIT menu, press the [ ∨ ] button to select the volume item,

then use the[<]/[>] buttons or the data dial to adjust the volume.

Functions of [F1]~[F3] buttons in KIT/iKIT menu ：

Button

[F1]

[F2]

[F3]

Parameter on LCD

VOICE

EFFECT

XSTICK

Parameter Name

Voices in current kit

Drum kit effect

Cross stick

Description

Edit voice parameters.

Edit drum kit effects, only for kit mode

Switch cross stick on or off.

After entering the relevant sub-menu, use the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select a parameter to edit, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to adjust the settings.

KIT

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Drum Kit

Edit the Kit Parameters

1. Press the [KIT] button to enter KIT menu, then press the [F1(VOICE)]

to enter VOICE menu.

When editing voice and effect parameters, save it to a user kit after

editing, otherwise, the edited data will be lost when you select a

different drum kit or power off the module.

Functions of [F1]~[F3] buttons in KIT-VOICE menu ：

Button

[F1]

[F2]

[F3]

Parameter on LCD

MAIN

OTHERS

SAVE

Parameter Name

Main parameters in voice menu

Common parameters in voice menu

Save kit

Description

Edit important and frequently used parameters.

Edit other parameters of voice.

Save the settings to a user kit.

Editing Main Parameters

Press the [KIT] button, then press [F1 (VOICE)] to enter VOICE

menu.

2. Select a trigger pad.

Strike the pad that you want to edit. The LCD will display the

selected pad name.

You can also use the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select the pad item, then

use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to select a pad name.

3. Select a voice.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select the voice item, then use the data

dial or [<]/[>] buttons to select a desired voice.

4. Adjust the volume.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select the volume item, then use the

data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to adjust the volume.

5. Parameters and their range:

Voice Parameter

Number

Volume

Description

Select a voice.

Adjust the voice volume.

Range

1~650

0~127

Notes:

1. For voice details, please refer to the Drum Voice List .

2. The indicator “▼” on LCD means you can use the [ ∨ ] button to

move the cursor downwards to select a parameter. In the same way,

the indicator “▲” on LCD suggests that you can use the [ ∧ ] button to

move the cursor upwards to select a parameter.

KIT

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Drum Kit

Editing Other Parameters

Press the [KIT] button, then press [F1 (VOICE)], and then press [F2

(OTHERS)] to enter KIT-EDIT menu.

Select a trigger pad.

Strike the pad that you want to edit. The LCD will display the

selected pad name.

You can also use the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select the pad item, then

use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to select a pad name.

3. Select a parameter to edit.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select a parameter, then use the data

dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the setting.

Parameters and their range:

Voice Parameter

Pitch

Pan

Decay

Reverb

Midi Note

Pad Ptn

Min Velocity

Strainer

Description

Pitch.

Pan

Decay

Reverb level

MIDI notes transmitted from MIDI OUT.

Select a song for pad pattern; the selected song will play back when you hit the pad.

Selecting “OFF” will disable this function.

Set the minimum velocity. When the pad is struck at a smaller velocity, it will respond the minimum velocity. A high values will produce a loud sound even if the pad is hit softly.

Switch the strainer effect on or off. Only for snare pad voices that contain strainer effect.

Range

-8~+8

L8~C~R8

0~5

0~127

OFF,1~100

1~127

--,OFF,ON

Editing Kit Effect

1. Press the [KIT] button, then press [F2 (EFFECT)] to enter EFFECT

menu.

2. The EFFECT menu contains two effects: REVERB and EQ. Use the

[F1]/[F2] buttons to select.

REVERB

Press the [KIT] button, then press [F2 (EFFECT)], and then press

[F1 (REVERB)] to enter REVERB menu.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a parameter,

then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the setting.

3. Parameters and their range:

Reverb Parameter

Type

Level

Time

Description

Reverb type

Reverb level

Reverb time for Room1, Room2,

Room3, Hall1, Hall2, Church

Reverb time for Delay and Pan Delay

Range

Room1, Room2, Room3, Hall1,

Hall2, Church, Delay, Pan Delay

0~127

0.30~12.00s

0~325ms

F1 F2

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Drum Kit

EQ

1. Press the [KIT] button, then press [F2 (EFFECT)], and then press

[F2 (EQ)] to enter EQ menu.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a parameter,

then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the setting.

3. Parameters and their range:

EQ Parameter

Low Freq

Low Gain

Mid Freq

Mid Gain

Mid Q

High Freq

HighGain

Description

Low-band frequency cutoff

Low-band frequency gain

Mid-band frequency

Mid-band frequency gain

Mid-band frequency Q value

High-band frequency cutoff

High-band frequency gain

Range

50~20000Hz

-12 dB~+12dB

50~20000Hz

-12 dB~+12dB

0.00~12.00

50~20000Hz

-12 dB~+12dB

Saving a User Kit

1. Press the [KIT] button, then press [F1 (VOICE)] to enter VOICE

menu.

Select and edit voice-related parameters, such as voice parameters,

reverb and EQ etc.

3. After editing, press [F3 (SAVE)] to enter SAVE menu.

4. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select a user kit where the edited data

will be saved.

Note: If you press [EXIT] at this stage, it will quit without saving

and return to VOICE menu.

5. Press [F3 (ENTER)] to enter RENAME menu. Now you can rename

the user kit.

Button operation in RENAME menu:

Button

[ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ]

Data dial or [<]/[>]

[F1]

[F2]

[F3]

[EXIT]

Description

Move the cursor to the left or to the right.

Change the selected character.

Insert a space on the left side of the selected character, and this character will move one space to the right.

Delete the selected character, and the next character will move one space to the left.

Confirm and save.

Return to the previous menu.

Note: You can enter 12 characters at most for each name.

After renaming, press [F3 (ENTER)] to confirm and save the user kit.

When saving successfully, the LCD will prompt “Save OK!”, and

then return to the corresponding KIT menu.

7. Unsupported save under iKit mode.

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Notes:

1. Kit parameters include voice and effect parameters for each trigger.

After editing, if you do not save it, the edited data will be lost when

you select a different drum kit or turn off the module.

3. After editing, if you do not save the edited kit parameters but directly

enter record mode, it will use the default kit settings for recording.

4. As long as you do not switch to a different drum kit, the currently

edited voice settings will not be lost even when you select a different

menu.

Drum Kit

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Click is a major function of digital drum. It helps you play in a steady tempo.

Turn the click on/off

1. Press the [CLICK] button to enter CLICK menu and start playing the

click. The button LED will blink in sync with the click sound.

2. Press the [CLICK] button again to exit CLICK menu and stop the

click sound. The button LED turns off.

Note:

In CLICK menu, if you press [EXIT], it will exit CLICK menu, but will not stop the click sound.

Editing Click Parameters

In CLICK menu, press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select a parameter, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the setting.

Click parameters and their range:

Parameter

Tempo

Voice

T-Sign

Interval

Out

Range

30 ~280

Click, Clave, Stick, CoClick,

FmClick, Voice1, Voice2

0/2~9/2, 0/4~9/4, 0/8~9/8,

0/16~9/16

1/2, 3/8, 1/4, 1/8, 1/12, 1/16

Phone, Main+Phone

Description

Click tempo

Click voice

Click time signature

Click interval

To output the click sound from just the Phones jack or from the

Phones and Output jacks.

CLICK

Click

EXIT

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Song

The module features a variety of preset songs and user songs. Try selecting your favorite songs and play along with them. Please refer to

Song List for details.

Playing Preset Songs

1. Press the [SONG] button to enter SONG MODULE menu.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select the song number item or the

song volume item. Then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to select

a desired song or adjust the volume range from 000 to 127.

Press the [ ] button to start/stop playing the selected song.

During playback, the LCD will display the measure count.

4. In SONG MODULE menu, press the [F1 (LIST)] to enter SONG

LIST menu.

In SONG LIST menu, use the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons, the data dial or

[<]/[>] buttons to select a desired song, then press the [ ] button

to start/stop the playback.

In SONG LIST menu, press [F1 (GROUP)] to toggle between two

song groups: PTN and USER.

After selecting a song, press the [SONG] button to return to SONG

MODULE menu.

7. In SONG MODULE menu or SONG LIST menu, press [F3

(TEMPO)] to display the current tempo. When tempo is displayed, use

the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to adjust the tempo from 30 to 280.

Song Groups:

Song

Preset

Group

Ptn

User User

Song No.

1~100

101~110

Description

Pattern is rhythmic music. When pattern playback is finished, it will automatically start again from the beginning until you press the [ ] button.

Recorded songs.

Playing USB Songs

You can playback song files (MP3, WAV and MIDI) stored on a USB flash drive. The default song folder on USB flash drive is “/SONG”.

Up to 99 songs can be saved in one folder, but extra songs should be saved in a different folder. You can change the playback folder, please refer to Using USB Flash Drive.

USB flash drive will become unrecognizable if there are more than 99 files under the root directory.

1. Press the [SONG] button to enter SONG menu.

Insert a USB flash drive to the module. The LCD will display the

USB icon.

Press [F2] to toggle between USB songs and preset songs. Now

press [F2 (USB)] to enter USB mode, and you can play back song

files (MP3, WAV and MIDI) on the USB flash drive.

Drum off indicator

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3. Press [F1 (LIST)] to enter USB LIST menu. You can select a song

from the list to play back.

Notes:

Format requirement of USB songs:

MP3: bit rate≤320k bps; sample rate≤48KHz;

WAV: 16 bit; sample rate≤48KHz;

MIDI: format0 and format1; 32 tracks max.; PPQN≤480; max

capacity of 128K byte.

You can adjust the playback tempo of MIDI songs and the Click, but

cannot change the tempo of MP3 and WAV songs.

Playing Along with a Song

1. Select a desired song, then press the [ ] button to start playback.

Now you can play along and strike the drum pads.

2. To adjust the tempo of preset songs or the MIDI songs on USB

flash drive, press the [F3 (TEMPO)] and then use the [<]/[>] buttons

to change the tempo value.

Press the [CLICK] to turn the click on or off.

MIDI Recording and MP3 Recording

The module supports MIDI recording and MP3 recording. MIDI recording will record your performance and save it as a user song on the module. MP3 recording will record your performance and save it to

USB flash drive.

Prepare and Start Recording

To record without song accompaniment:

In KIT menu, press the [ ] button to enter record mode.

To record with song accompaniment:

In SONG menu, press the [ ] button to enter record mode. It will use the selected song as accompaniment.

Take MIDI recording for example.

You can start MP3 recording in the same manner, but make sure a

USB flash drive is properly connected to the module before recording starts.

CLICK

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1. Press the [ ] button to enter REC menu.

The click will be turned on. You can press the [CLICK] button to mute the click sound, but the [CLICK] button LED will keep blinking.

In REC menu, you can adjust the following settings:

Use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to select a user song to which recording will be saved.

Press [F1 (P-CNT)] to turn the pre-count function on or off.

Press [F3 (TEMPO)] to display the tempo, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the tempo value.

Press [F2 (USB)] to enter MP3 REC menu. (This button is not available until a USB flash drive is properly connected to the module).

3. Press the [ ] button or simply hit a pad to start recording. Song accompaniment and drum performance will be recorded, but the click sound will not be recorded.

Note:

During recording, only these buttons are available: [F3 (STOP)],

[CLICK], [EXIT] and [ ].

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Rename and Save MIDI Recording

During recording, you can press [F3 (STOP)], [ ] or [EXIT] to stop recording and enter RENAME menu.

Button operation in RENAME menu:

Button

[ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ]

Data dial or [<]/[>]

[F1]

[F2]

[F3]

[EXIT]

Description

Move the cursor to the left or to the right.

Change the selected character.

Insert a space on the left side of the selected character, and this character will move one space to the right.

Delete the selected character, and the next character will move one space to the left.

Confirm and save.

Exit RENAME menu, and save it in the default name “U_Song_xx”.

NOTE:

1. MP3 recording does not support RENAME, and the recorded song

will be automatically saved as “SONG_xxx.MP3”.

You can enter 12 characters at most for a name.

If you use a user kit for MIDI recording, but switch to a different drum

kit for playback, the playback effect may be different from recording.

When Click Output is configured as “Main+Phone”, in MP3 recording,

the click sound will also be recorded.

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Coach function provides very unique practice patterns which are designed especially for beginners to help them improve playing accuracy, speed and persistence, as well as other skills on the whole.

Press the [COACH] function to enter coach mode.

Coach mode contains three parts: Quite Count, Beat Check and

Change Up. Each of them has its own feature and the latter two provide score function.

Note:

In Beat Check or Change Up, if score function is disabled, you will hear a beat sound playing during the practice. However, if score function is in use, the beat sound will be muted, and you can follow the beat count on LCD and strike the pads.

Quiet Count

Quiet Count is a fundamental practice of tempo. It will play a complete tempo demo at the beginning, and then mute the sound so that you can hit the pads in quiet count.

Press the [COACH] button to enter COACH menu, then press [F1

(QUIET)] to select Quiet Count.

Quiet Count parameters and their range:

Parameter

Mode

Measure Hint

Tempo

Range

01 ~ 05

1-1, 2-2, 1-3

ON, OFF

30 ~ 280

Description

Select a beat type.

1-1: play one measure of demo, then play one measure of quiet count;

2-2: play two measures of demo, then play two measures of quiet count;

1-3: play one measure of demo, then play three measures of quiet count;

Turn the accent hint on or off.

Adjust the tempo.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select a parameter, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the setting.

Press the [ ] button to start the practice.

It will play a count-in of about one measure length, then play the

demo with click sound. Try catching the beats. When demo stops,

the click sound will be muted and “HIT!” will appear on LCD,

indicating that you can hit the pad now. The LCD will show the

accuracy of each hit. During practice, you can press [F3 (TEMPO)]

to edit the tempo.

3. Press the [ ] button again to stop the practice.

Note:

During practice, you can check the accuracy of each hit on the LCD.

COACH

Coach

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Beat Check

Beat Check helps improve your playing accuracy of each hit. It provides 15 different beat types. You can select a desired beat type and practice with click sound. Your performance will be scored when score function is in use.

1. Press the [COACH] button to enter COACH menu, then press [F2

(BEAT)] to select Beat Check.

Beat Check parameters and their range:

Parameter Range

1 ~ 15

Description

Select a beat type.

Score

Measure Hint

Tempo

OFF,

ON(8Meas),

ON(16Meas),

ON(32Meas)

ON, OFF

30 ~ 280

Turn the score function on or off; select the number of measures for practice.

Turn the accent hint on or off.

Adjust the tempo.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select a parameter, then use the data

dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the setting.

Press the [ ] button to start the practice.

It will play a count-in of about one measure length, then you can

follow the click sound and strike the pad. The LCD will show the

accuracy of each hit. During practice, you can press [F3 (TEMPO)]

to edit the tempo.

Press the [ ] button again to stop the practice.

Change Up

Change Up aims to foster your capacity to play with changing beats. It will play the first two measures of a beat type and then shift to a different beat type. Beat indicator on LCD will blink to indicate that it will change to this beat type in the next measure.

1. Press the [COACH] button to enter COACH menu, then press [F3

(CHANGE)] to select Change Up.

Beat Check parameters and their range:

Parameters Range

1 ~ 3

Description

Select a change-up pattern.

Score

Measure Hint

Tempo

OFF, ON(2Loop),

ON(4Loop)

Turn the score function on or off; select the number of loops for

ON, OFF

30 ~ 280 practice.

Turn the accent hint on or off.

Adjust the tempo.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select a parameter, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the setting.

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2. Press the [ ] button to start the practice.

It will play a count-in of about one measure length, then you can start practice. The LCD will show the accuracy of each hit. Prior to beat changing, the beat indicator will blink and “CHANGE!” will appear on LCD, indicating it will change to this beat type in the next measure. During practice, you can press [F3 (TEMPO)] to edit the tempo.

Press the [ ] button again to stop the practice.

Note:

When score function is in use, it will automatically stop and score the practice after the specified loops are finished.

Coach

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USB Memory

When a USB flash drive is connected to the module, the LCD will display the USB icon. Besides playing back MP3 songs and recording, you can also execute the following operations with USB flash drive:

Select a playback folder for playing back USB songs.

2. Load user voices from USB flash drive to the module.

3. Format the USB flash drive.

Note:

The module supports USB flash drives (4G to 64G) in FAT32 format.

USB flash drives of trusted brand names, such as Kinston and SanDisk are preferable. We recommend formatting the USB flash drive on the module before using.

Song Folder

You can save 99 songs at most in a folder on USB flash drive, and save extra songs in a different folder. The default song folder is “/SONG”, but you can select a different folder to play back the songs in that folder.

1. Press the [SONG] button, then press the [MENU] button to enter

USB menu.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select “Song

Folder”, then press [F3 (ENTER)] to enter FOLDER menu.

3. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a folder, then press [F3 (ENTER)] to confirm.

Load Voice

You can load your favorite voice from USB flash drive to the module and use it as a user voice.

1. Press the [SONG] button, then press the [MENU] button to enter

USB menu.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select “Load Voice”, then press [F3

(ENTER)] to enter LOAD VOICE menu. The LCD will display voice files (.WAV) in the “/VOICE” folder.

Notes:

1. WAV format: 16 bit; 48k / 44.1k /32k / 22.05k / 11.025k sampling rate.

Make sure the WAV files are in the “/VOICE” folder on USB flash drive. You can put 99 files at most in this folder. Total capacity of

WAV files loaded to the module should be less than 15M Byte.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a desired

WAV file, then press [F3 (ENTER)] to confirm. The LCD will display

“Waiting...” to indicate that loading is in process.

F1 F2

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Notes:

It will take a few minutes to finish loading a user voice, please wait patiently.

2. If the LCD displays “Unsupported file”, it indicates this format does not meet requirement, please change it to the WAV format as specified above.

3. User voices cannot be edited or deleted. If the capacity is full, you can reset voice settings to factory default and erase all user voices.

(Please refer to Factory Reset for details.) After voice reset, you can load voice files to the module as needed.

After voice reset, all user voices on the module are deleted. The user voices in user kits will be replaced by MUTE voices.

5. The loaded voices will be placed between the preset voices and the

Hihat Combination voices, starting from no.651 with a voice number of “Uxx”.

Format USB Memory

After formatting, all data saved on USB flash drive will be erased.

Please backup any important data before formatting.

1. Press the [SONG] button, then press the [MENU] button to enter

USB menu.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons to select “Format USB memory”, then press [F3 (ENTER)]. The LCD will prompt “Format the USB memory!

Exit/Enter?”

3. Press [F3 (ENTER)] to confirm formatting, and the LCD will display

“Waiting!”.

Or press the [EXIT] button to exit and return to the previous menu.

SONG

EXIT

USB Memory

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Volume Sliders

You can use the volume sliders to adjust the relevant volumes respectively.

Press the [ ] button to select a group of parameters to edit. LED of the selected group will be lit. Now you can move the sliders to adjust the volumes of the selected group.

Upper Group (corresponding to the upper LED)

KICK

SNARE

TOM1

Kick volume

Snare volume

Tom 1 volume

Tom 2 volume TOM2

TOM3

TOM4

Tom 3 volume

Tom 4 volume

Lower Group (corresponding to the lower LED)

HI-HAT

CRASH1

CRASH2

RIDE

KIT

SONG

Hi-hat & hi-hat pedal volume

Crash 1 volume

Crash 2 volume

Ride volume

Drum kit volume

Song playback volume

For example, adjust the snare volume.

1. Press the [ ] button to select the upper group which the snare volume belongs to. The upper group LED will be lit.

2. Move the SNARE slider to adjust the snare volume.

Note:

Pressing the [ ] button will not affect the current volume. The relevant volume will change only when you move the slider.

KICK SNARE TOM 1 TOM 2 TOM 3 TOM 4

HI-HAT CRASH 1 CRASH 2 RIDE KIT SONG

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Settings

Trigger Settings

You can adjust trigger parameters to suit your playing habits and optimize the digital drum for best performance.

The module provides a group of preset trigger settings. You can edit the relevant parameters and save it on the module. If you do not save the edited data, it will be lost after power off..

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Editing Trigger Parameters

1. Press the [KIT] button, then press the [MENU] button.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select “Trigger”,

then press [F3 (ENTER)] to enter TRIGGER menu.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a parameter

to edit, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the

setting. After editing, press [F3 (ENTER)] to save, otherwise, the

edited data will be lost after power off.

Trigger parameters and their range:

Parameter

Head Sensi

Rim Sensi

Threshold

Head/Rim Adj

X-STICK Level

X-Talk

Curve

Retrig-C

Close Point

Pedal Sensi

Splash-Sensi

Bow-Sensi

Edge-Sensi

Bell-Sensi

Range

0 ~15

0~4

0 ~15

Description

Adjust the pad sensitivity.

A high value will produce loud sound, even you strike softly.

A low value will produce low sound, even you strike heavily.

Adjust the sensitivity of rim shot.

Trigger signal will produce sound only when it is above the threshold level. Although this setting can prevent unwanted sounding, such as crosstalk from other pads, if set to a higher level, no sound will be produced when you strike lightly.

For example, B will produce sound but A and C will not.

To get a proper threshold value:

1. Set the value to a low level.

2. Raise the value gradually while striking the pad.

Threshold

3. Repeat step2 until you get an appropriate level.

Adjust the disturbance between head and rim shot. (Only for Snare and Tom)

B C

When the value is set to “0”, it plays only the rim shot sound, but no cross stick sound. As the value increases, the cross stick sound will be more noticeable.

Note: This parameter is not available until X-Stick function is turned on in KIT menu.

Crosstalk means when hitting a pad, another pad is mistakenly triggered, which should have be avoided. This may happen when two pads sit on the same stand.

For example: when you hit the Snare, if both Snare and Tom1 produce sound, you can raise

Tom1's “XTALK” value to prevent crosstalk.

Note: Make sure the “XTALK” value is set to a proper level. If the value is set too high, when you hit two pads at the same time, the pad being struck gently may be judged as “crosstalk” and will not produce sound.

This setting adjusts the relationship between the striking force and the response volume.

Please refer to Curve description in this chapter.

Normal, EXP-1,

EXP-2, LOG-1,

LOG-2, Loud

0~15

0~2

0~15

0~5

0 ~ 15

This setting is to cancel “re-triggering”. Re-triggering means when you strike a pad, you hear two sounds from this strike because of pad vibration.

Note: If the value is set too high, sounds may be omitted when you play fast; if the value is set too low, re-triggering may not be prevented. Better set the value to the minimum level required but still can prevent re-triggering.

Adjust the close point settings:

Adjust the sensitivity of hi-hat control pedal.

Adjust the splash sensitivity. When set to a higher value, it becomes easier to play the splash.

Adjust the sensitivity of cymbal bow.

Adjust the sensitivity of cymbal edge.

Adjust the sensitivity of cymbal bell.

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Settings

Curve description:

Curve

Normal

Exp-1 ，

Exp-2

Log-1 ，

Log-2

Loud

Description

The most natural setting. There is a linear change between playing dynamics and volume response.

Comparing to Normal, heavy strike will produce greater volume change.

Comparing to Normal, gentle strike will produce greater volume change.

Even a soft strike will produce strong volume, and the range of dynamic response is small. When a drum trigger is used as an external pad, reliable triggering can be made.

VOL

Normal

Playing

Dynamics

VOL

Log-1

VOL

Exp-1

Playing

Dynamics

VOL

Log-2

VOL

Playing

Dynamics

Playing

Dynamics

Default MIDI notes of all triggers:

Trigger

Kick

Snare Head

Snare Stick

Snare Rim

Tom1 Head

MIDI

Trigger

Tom1 Rim

Tom2 Head

Tom2 Rim

Tom3 Head

Tom3 Rim

MIDI

Trigger

Tom4 Head

Tom4 Rim

Ride Bow

Ride Edge

Ride Bell

MIDI

Trigger

Crash1 Bow

Crash1 Edge

Crash2 Bow

Crash2 Edge

Open Hihat

MIDI

Trigger

Close Hihat

Open Hihat Edge

Close Hihat Edge

Pedal

Hihat Splash

MIDI

Note:

Save the trigger settings after editing, otherwise, the edited data will be lost after power off.

Master Compress

Master compress is very useful for professional drummers. It ensures the sound will not be distorted when playing at maximum volume level.

Editing Master Compress Parameters

1. Press the [KIT] button, then press the [MENU] button.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select “Master

Compress”, then press [F3 (ENTER)] to enter MASTER COM

PRESS menu.

3. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a parameter

to edit, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the

setting. After editing, press [F3 (ENTER)] to save, otherwise, the

edited data will be lost after power off.

Master Compress parameters and their range:

Parameter

Threshold

Ratio

Attack

Release

PreGain

Range

0 ~ -30dB

1 ~25

6 ~50ms

6 ~699ms

-60 ~12dB

Description

Only those signals that are above the threshold level will be compressed.

Compression ratio.

The interval from when the volume goes above threshold until compression starts.

The interval from when the volume falls under threshold until compression stops.

Output level of compression.

KIT

Exp-2

Playing

Dynamics

Loud

Playing

Dynamics

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MIDI Setup

1. Press the [KIT] button, then press the [MENU] button.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select “Midi

Setup”, then press [F3 (ENTER)] to enter MIDI SETUP menu.

3. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a parameter

to edit, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the

setting. After editing, press [F3 (ENTER)] to save, otherwise, the

edited data will be lost after power off.

MIDI Setup parameters and their range:

Parameter

Soft Through

Local Control

GM Mode

Prog Change RX

Prog Change TX

Range

ON, OFF

Description

Message received from MIDI IN will be transmitted to MIDI OUT.

ON: Performance MIDI events from pads will be transmitted to the module and MIDI OUT.

OFF: Performance MIDI events from pads will be transmitted to MIDI OUT only.

ON: MIDI channel 10 will respond GM drum kit.

OFF: MIDI channel 10 will respond local drum kit.

ON: MIDI channel 10 will respond the program change MIDI message.

OFF: MIDI channel 10 will ignore the program change MIDI message.

ON: Send program change MIDI message from

MIDI channel 10 when changing the local drum kit number.

OFF: Do not send program change MIDI message from channel 10 when changing the local drum kit number.

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F1 F2

Auto Power Off

This function will automatically turn off the power after a period of time when the module is not in use.

Note: This function is not available during song playback, during recording or when MIDI IN jack is receiving data.

1. Press the [KIT] button, then press the [MENU] button.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select “Option”,

then press [F3 (ENTER)] to enter OPTION menu.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a parameter

to edit, then use the data dial or [<]/[>] buttons to change the

setting. After editing, press [F3 (ENTER)] to save, otherwise, the

edited data will be lost after power off.

Option parameters and their range:

Parameter

Auto Power Off

Display Contrast

Range

OFF,

30, 60

1~16

Description

OFF: Auto power off is disabled.

30, 60: The module will shut down after 30 min or

60 min when it is not used.

Adjust the contrast ratio of display.

KIT

F1 F2

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Factory Reset

In Factory Reset, you can restore factory settings respectively for drum kits, songs, triggers, and voices.

1. Press the [KIT] button, then press the [MENU] button.

2. Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select “Factory

Reset”, then press [F3 (ENTER)] to enter FACTORY RESET menu.

Press the [ ∧ ]/[ ∨ ] buttons or [F1]/[F2] buttons to select a parameter,

then press [F3 (ENTER)] to proceed.

4. A confirmation message will prompt on LCD. Press [F3 (ENTER)] to

execute factory reset; or press [EXIT] to cancel.

Factory Reset parameters:

Parameter

Kit Reset

Song Reset

Trigger Reset

Voice Reset

All Reset

Description

Restore user drum kits to factory settings.

Restore user songs to factory settings.

Restore user trigger to factory settings.

Delete all user voices.

Parameters which will be restored to factory settings: user kits, user songs, user voices, user trigger, MIDI setting, Option setting and Master

Compress setting etc.

Note:

Do not turn off the power when factory reset is in progress. If power supply is accidentally disconnected, execute factory reset again, otherwise it may corrupt the internal data and cause malfunction.

KIT

F1 F2

EXIT

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Specifications

Drum Kits

Kit: 50 Presets + 49 Users

Voices

Preset: 650 (Percussion Voice, Effect Voice)+ 17 Hi-hat Combination

User: 99 samples with approx. 15M Byte in total

Sequencer

Preset: 100

User: 10

USB flash drive: MP3, Wav and MIDI files; up to 99 files per folder.

Tick: 192 ticks per beat

Record: Real-time recording

Record Capacity: About 2000 notes per song.

Tempo

30~280

Display

64 x 128 dots graphic LCD with backlit

Connectors

TRIGGER INPUT(DB25 Type), TRIGGER IN (TOM4,CRASH2), PHONES(1/4”), AUX IN(1/8”), USB-MIDI,

USB TO DEVICE, MIDI IN, MIDI OUT, OUTPUT (R,L/MONO)

Control Buttons

Power, Master Volume, Phone Volume, AUX IN Volume, Click Volume, Kit, Song, Record, Start/Stop, Click,

Coach, Menu, [ ∧ ], [ ∨ ], Exit, F1,F2,F3, Data Dial, Group Faders, Fader Exchange,[<], [>]

Power Supply

DC 9V, 500mA

Dimensions

265(W) x 181(D) x 74(H)mm

Module Weight

0.98Kg

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Drum Kit List

No.

Kit Name

Standard 1

Acoustic 1

Funk

Rock

Brush 1

Latin

Funk Band

Dubstep

Beatbox 1

808

909

HipHop

Reggae

Jazz

Percussion 1

Indian

African

Room

Brush 2

Fusion

Vintage

Orchestra

Percussion 2

Marimba

Vibraphone

iKit List

Kit Name iStandard iAcoustic iFunk iRock iBrush

No.

Kit Name

Beatbox 2

Power

Teckno

Dance

Metal

Pop

World

Ska

Lo-Fi

R&B

Electronic

Magic

House

FX Mix

Big Band

Live

Old School

1970's

Jazz Latin

Junkyard

Noise

Acoustic 2

Standard 2

Studio 1

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No.

Voice Name

KICK

1 22” Standard Kick 1

22” Standard Kick 2

Rock Kick

22” Acoustic Kick

22” Jazz Kick

Vintage Kick 1

Brush Kick

Funk Kick

Room Kick 1

Room Kick 2

Fusion Kick

1970's Kick

Vintage Kick 2

Reggae Kick

Big Band Kick

Old School Kick

Pop Kick

Magic Kick

Noise Kick

Beatbox Kick 1

Power Kick

808 Kick

909 Kick

Electronic Kick

Dance Kick

Beatbox Kick 2

FX Mix Kick

HipHop Kick

Techno Kick

Lo-Fi Kick

Junkyard Kick

SNARE

32 14'' Standard Snare 1

14'' Standard Snare Rim 1

14'' Rock Snare

14'' Rock Snare Rim

14'' Acoustic Snare

14'' Acoustic Snare Rim

14'' Funk Snare 1

14'' Funk Snare Rim 1

14'' Jazz Snare

14'' Jazz Snare Rim

Room Snare

Room Snare Rim

Fusion Snare

Fusion Snare Rim

14'' Standard Snare 2

14'' Standard Snare Rim 2

14'' Funk Snare 2

14'' Funk Snare Rim 2

Vintage Snare

Vintage Snare Rim

Brush Snare 1

Drum Voice List

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

Noise Snare Rim

Beatbox Snare 2

Beatbox Snare Rim 2

Techno Snare

Techno Snare Rim

Magic Snare

Magic Snare Rim

Standard Snare Stick 1

Rock Snare Stick

Acoustic Snare Stick

Funk Snare Stick 1

Jazz Snare Stick

Room Snare Stick

Fusion Snare Stick

Standard Snare Stick 2

Funk Snare Stick 2

Brush Snare Stick1

Brush Snare Stick 2

Vintage Snare Stick

Live Snare Stick

Beatbox Snare Stick 1

Beatbox Snare Stick 2

808 Snare Stick

Brush Snare Rim 1

Brush Snare 2

Brush Snare Rim 2

Live Snare

Live Snare Rim

Orchestra Snare

Orchestra Snare Rim

Reggae Snare

Reggae Snare Rim

Old School Snare

Old School Snare Rim

R&B Snare

R&B Snare Rim

Dubstep Snare

Beatbox Snare 1

Beatbox Snare Rim 1

HipHop Snare

808 Snare

808 Snare Rim

909 Snare

909 Snare Rim

Electronic Snare

Power Snare

Dance Snare

Dance Snare Rim

House Snare

House Snare Rim

Lo-Fi Snare

Lo-Fi Snare Rim

Junkyard Snare

Junkyard Snare Rim

Noise Snare

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112

113

114

115

116

108

109

110

111

909 Snare Stick

Electronic Snare Stick

Old School Snare Stick

House Snare Stick

Lo-Fi Snare Stick

Junkyard Snare Stick

Noise Snare Stick

Techno Snare Stick

Brush Swirl

Tom

117 Standard Tom 1

Standard Tom 1 Rim

Standard Tom 2

Standard Tom 2 Rim

Standard Tom 3

Standard Tom 3 Rim

Standard Tom 4

Standard Tom 4 Rim

Standard Tom 5

Standard Tom 5 Rim

Standard Tom 6

Standard Tom 6 Rim

Rock Tom 1

Rock Tom 1 Rim

Rock Tom 2

Rock Tom 2 Rim

Rock Tom 3

Rock Tom 3 Rim

Rock Tom 4

Rock Tom 4 Rim

Rock Tom 5

Rock Tom 5 Rim

Rock Tom 6

Rock Tom 6 Rim

Acoustic Tom 1

Acoustic Tom 1 Rim

Acoustic Tom 2

Acoustic Tom 2 Rim

Acoustic Tom 3

Acoustic Tom 3 Rim

Acoustic Tom 4

Acoustic Tom 4 Rim

Acoustic Tom 5

Acoustic Tom 5 Rim

Acoustic Tom 6

Acoustic Tom 6 Rim

Brush Tom 1

Brush Tom 1 Rim

Brush Tom 2

Brush Tom 2 Rim

Brush Tom 3

Brush Tom 3 Rim

Brush Tom 4

Brush Tom 4 Rim

Brush Tom 5

146

147

148

149

142

143

144

145

138

139

140

141

134

135

136

137

130

131

132

133

126

127

128

129

122

123

124

125

118

119

120

121

154

155

156

157

150

151

152

153

158

159

160

161

206

207

208

209

202

203

204

205

198

199

200

201

194

195

196

197

210

211

212

213

214

215

216

190

191

192

193

186

187

188

189

182

183

184

185

178

179

180

181

174

175

176

177

170

171

172

173

166

167

168

169

162

163

164

165

1970's Tom 3 Rim

1970's Tom 4

1970's Tom 4 Rim

808 Tom 1

808 Tom 2

808 Tom 3

808 Tom 4

808 Tom 5

808 Tom 6

808 Tom Fx 1

808 Tom Fx 2

909 Tom 1

909 Tom 2

909 Tom 3

909 Tom 4

909 Tom 5

909 Tom 6

909 Tom 7

909 Tom 8

Electronic Tom 1

Electronic Tom 2

Electronic Tom 3

Electronic Tom 4

Brush Tom 5 Rim

Brush Tom 6

Brush Tom 6 Rim

Funk Tom 1

Funk Tom 1 Rim

Funk Tom 2

Funk Tom 2 Rim

Funk Tom 3

Funk Tom 3 Rim

Funk Tom 4

Funk Tom 4 R

Funk Tom 5

Funk Tom 5 Rim

Funk Tom 6

Funk Tom 6 Rim

Vintage Tom 1

Vintage Tom 2

Vintage Tom 3

Vintage Tom 4

Vintage Tom 5

Vintage Tom 6

Fusion Tom 1

Fusion Tom 2

Fusion Tom 3

Fusion Tom 4

Fusion Tom 5

Fusion Tom 6

1970's Tom 1

1970's Tom 1 Rim

1970's Tom 2

1970's Tom 2 Rim

1970's Tom 3

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261

262

263

264

257

258

259

260

253

254

255

256

249

250

251

252

265

266

267

268

269

270

271

245

246

247

248

241

242

243

244

237

238

239

240

233

234

235

236

229

230

231

232

225

226

227

228

221

222

223

224

217

218

219

220

Junkyard Tom 3

Junkyard Tom 3 Rim

Junkyard Tom 4

Junkyard Tom 4 Rim

Junkyard Tom 5

Junkyard Tom 5 Rim

Junkyard Tom 6

Junkyard Tom 6 Rim

Techno Tom 1

Techno Tom 1 Rim

Techkno Tom 2

Techno Tom 2 Rim

Techno Tom 3

Techno Tom 3 Rim

Techno Tom 4

Techno Tom 4 Rim

Techno Tom 5

Techno Tom 5 Rim

Techno Tom 6

Techno Tom 6 Rim

Dubstep Tom 1

Dubstep Tom 1 Rim

Dubstep Tom 2

Electronic Tom 5

Electronic Tom 6

Electronic Tom 7

Electronic Tom 8

Power Tom 1

Power Tom 2

Power Tom 3

Power Tom 4

Power Tom 5

Power Tom 6

Power Tom 7

Power Tom 8

BeatboxTom 1

Beatbox Tom 2

Beatbox Tom 3

Beatbox Tom 4

Lo-Fi Tom 1

Lo-Fi Tom 1 Rim

Lo-Fi Tom 2

Lo-Fi Tom 2 Rim

Lo-Fi Tom 3

Lo-Fi Tom 3 Rim

Lo-Fi Tom 4

Lo-Fi Tom 4 Rim

Lo-Fi Tom 5

Lo-Fi Tom 5 Rim

Lo-Fi Tom 6

Lo-Fi Tom 6 Rim

Junkyard Tom 1

Junkyard Tom 1 Rim

Junkyard Tom 2

Junkyard Tom 2 Rim

272

273

274

275

276

Dubstep Tom 2 Rim

Dubstep Tom 3

Dubstep Tom 3 Rim

Dubstep Tom 4

Dubstep Tom 4 Rim

Ride

277 20'' Standard Ride

20'' Standard Ride Edge

20'' Standard Ride Bell

20'' Rock Ride

20'' Rock Ride Edge

20'' Rock Ride Bell

22'' Acoustic Ride

22'' Acoustic Ride Edge

22'' Acoustic Ride Bell

20" Funk Ride

20'' Funk Ride Edge

20'' Funk Ride Bell

22" Funk Ride

22'' Funk Ride Edge

22'' Funk Ride Bell

Brush Ride 1

Brush Ride 2

20'' Room Ride

20'' Room Ride Edge

20'' Room Ride Bell

20'' Metal Ride

20'' Metal Ride Edge

20'' Metal Ride Bell

Vintage Ride

Vintage Ride Edge

Vintage Ride Bell

22'' Big Band Ride

22'' Big Band Ride Edge

22'' Big Band Ride Bell

Old School Ride

Old School Ride Edge

Old School Ride Bell

808 Ride

Electronic Ride

Electronic Ride Edge

Electronic Ride Bell

Dance Ride

Dance Ride Edge

Dance Ride Bell

Lo-Fi Ride

Lo-Fi Ride Edge

Lo-Fi Ride Bell

Dubstep Ride

Noise Ride

Noise Ride Edge

Noise Ride Bell

Techno Ride

Techno Ride Edge

Techno Ride Bell

306

307

308

309

302

303

304

305

298

299

300

301

294

295

296

297

290

291

292

293

286

287

288

289

282

283

284

285

278

279

280

281

322

323

324

325

318

319

320

321

314

315

316

317

310

311

312

313

Drum Voice List

Crash

326 16'' Standard Crash 1

Latin Crash 1

Latin Crash 1 Edge

Latin Crash 2

Latin Crash 2 Edge

China 1

China 1 Edge

China 2

China 2 Edge

Splash

Splash Edge

808Crash

909Crash 1

909Crash 2

HipHop Crash

Electronic Crash 1

Electronic Crash 2

Dance Crash 1

Dance Crash 2

Lo-Fi Crash 1

Lo-Fi Crash 1 Edge

Lo-Fi Crash 2

16'' Standard Crash 1 Edge

Rock Crash

Rock Crash Edge

16'' Acoustic Crash 1

16'' Acoustic Crash 1 Edge

18'' Jazz Crash 1

18'' Jazz Crash 1 Edge

18'' Jazz Crash 2

18'' Jazz Crash 2 Edge

16'' Standard Crash 2

16'' Standard Crash 2 Edge

Brush Crash 1

Brush Crash 2

Funk Crash 1

Funk Crash 1 Edge

Funk Crash 2

Funk Crash 2 Edge

16'' Acoustic Crash 2

16'' Acoustic Crash 2 Edge

Orchestra Crash 1

Orchestra Crash 2

Orchestra Crash 3

Room Crash

Room Crash Edge

1970's Crash

1970's Crash Edge

Old School Crash 1

Old School Crash 1 Edge

Vintage Crash 1

Vintage Crash 1 Edge

Vintage Crash 2

Vintage Crash 2 Edge

355

356

357

358

351

352

353

354

347

348

349

350

343

344

345

346

339

340

341

342

335

336

337

338

331

332

333

334

327

328

329

330

371

372

373

374

367

368

369

370

375

376

377

378

379

363

364

365

366

359

360

361

362

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Drum Voice List

380

381

382

383

384

385

386

Lo-Fi Crash 2 Edge

Techno Crash 1

Techno Crash 1 Edge

Techno Crash 2

Techno Crash 2 Edge

Beatbox Crash

Noise Crash 1

387 Noise Crash 2

Hi-hat

388 14'' Standard Hi-hat

14'' Standard Hi-hat Edge

14'' Standard Hi-hat Pedal

14'' Standard Hi-hat Splash

14'' Rock Hi-hat

14'' Rock Hi-hat Edge

14'' Rock Hi-hat Pedal

14'' Rock Hi-hat Splash

14'' Acoustic Hi-hat

14'' Acoustic Hi-hat Edge

14'' Acoustic Hi-hat Pedal

14'' Acoustic Hi-hat Splash

14'' Funk Hi-hat

14'' Funk Hi-hat Edge

14'' Funk Hi-hat Pedal

14'' Funk Hi-hat Splash

Brush Hi-hat

Brush Hi-hat Pedal

Brush Hi-hat Splash

14'' Jazz Hi-hat

14'' Jazz Hi-hat Edge

14'' Jazz Hi-hat Pedal

14'' Jazz Hi-hat Splash

808 Hi-hat

808 Hi-hat Pedal

808 Hi-hat Splash

909 Hi-hat

909 Hi-hat Pedal

909 Hi-hat Splash

Dance Hi-hat

Dance Hi-hat Pedal

Dance Hi-hat Splash

Dubstep Hi-hat

Dubstep Hi-hat Pedal

Beatbox Hi-hat 1

Beatbox Hi-hat Pedal 1

Beatbox Hi-hat 2

Beatbox Hi-hat Pedal 2

Lo-Fi Hi-hat

Lo-Fi Hi-hat Edge

Lo-Fi Hi-hat Pedal

417

418

419

420

413

414

415

416

409

410

411

412

405

406

407

408

425

426

427

428

421

422

423

424

401

402

403

404

397

398

399

400

393

394

395

396

389

390

391

392

429 Lo-Fi Hi-hat Splash

Percussion

430

431

432

Maracas

Sticks

Metronome Bell

477

478

479

480

473

474

475

476

469

470

471

472

465

466

467

468

481

482

483

484

485

486

487

461

462

463

464

457

458

459

460

453

454

455

456

449

450

451

452

445

446

447

448

441

442

443

444

437

438

439

440

433

434

435

436

Cowbell

Bell Tree 1

Bell Tree 2

Tambourine 1

Tambourine 2

Cabasa

Long Guiro

Short Guiro

Click Bell

Click

Indian 1

Indian 2

Indian 3

Indian 4

Indian 5

Indian 6

Indian 7

Indian 8

Indian 9

Indian 10

Indian 11

Indian 12

Indian 13

Vibra-slap 1

Vibra-slap 2

Vibra-slap 3

Synthesis Percussion 1

Synthesis Percussion 2

High Q 1

High Q 2

Low Q 1

Low Q 2

Mute Hi Conga 1

Mute Hi Conga 2

Open Hi Conga 1

Open Hi Conga 2

Low Conga

High Bongo

Low Bongo

High Timbale 1

High Timbale 2

High Timbale 3

High Timbale 4

High Timbale 5

Low Timbale 1

Low Timbale 2

Low Timbale 2 Rim

Low Timbale 3

Low Timbale 4

High Agogo

Low Agogo

Claves 1

Claves 2

Jingle Bell 1

Jingle Bell 2

532

533

534

535

528

529

530

531

524

525

526

527

520

521

522

523

536

537

538

539

540

541

542

516

517

518

519

512

513

514

515

508

509

510

511

504

505

506

507

500

501

502

503

496

497

498

499

492

493

494

495

488

489

490

491

Marimba B3

Marimba C4

Marimba Db4

Marimba D4

Marimba Eb4

Marimba E4

Marimba F4

Marimba Gb4

Marimba G4

Marimba Ab4

Marimba A4

Marimba Bb4

Marimba B4

Marimba C5

Marimba Db5

Marimba D5

Marimba Eb5

Marimba E5

Marimba F5

Marimba Gb5

Marimba G5

Marimba Ab5

Marimba A5

African 13

African 14

African 15

African 16

African 17

Marimba C3

Marimba Db3

Marimba D3

Marimba Eb3

Marimba E3

Marimba F3

Marimba Gb3

Marimba G3

Marimba Ab3

Marimba A3

Marimba Bb3

Indian 14

Indian 15

Indian 16

Indian 17

African 1

African 2

African 3

African 4

African 5

African 6

African 7

African 8

African 9

African 10

African 11

African 12

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587

588

589

590

583

584

585

586

579

580

581

582

575

576

577

578

591

592

593

594

595

596

597

571

572

573

574

567

568

569

570

563

564

565

566

559

560

561

562

555

556

557

558

551

552

553

554

547

548

549

550

543

544

545

546

Marimba Bb5

Marimba B5

Marimba C6

Vibraphone C3

Vibraphone Db3

Vibraphone D3

Vibraphone Eb3

Vibraphone E3

Vibraphone F3

Vibraphone Gb3

Vibraphone G3

Vibraphone Ab3

Vibraphone A3

Vibraphone Bb3

Vibraphone B3

Vibraphone C4

Vibraphone Db4

Vibraphone D4

Vibraphone Eb4

Vibraphone E4

Vibraphone F4

Vibraphone Gb4

Vibraphone G4

Vibraphone Ab4

Vibraphone A4

Vibraphone Bb4

Vibraphone B4

Vibraphone C5

Vibraphone Db5

Vibraphone D5

Vibraphone Eb5

Vibraphone E5

Vibraphone F5

Vibraphone Gb5

Vibraphone G5

Vibraphone Ab5

Vibraphone A5

Vibraphone Bb5

Vibraphone B5

Vibraphone C6

Orchestra Timpani C2

Orchestra Timpani Db2

Orchestra Timpani D2

Orchestra Timpani Eb2

Orchestra Timpani E2

Orchestra Timpani F2

Orchestra Timpani Gb2

Orchestra Timpani G2

Orchestra Timpani Ab2

Orchestra Timpani A2

Orchestra Timpani Bb2

Orchestra Timpani B2

Orchestra Timpani C3

Orchestra Timpani Db3

Orchestra Timpani D3

598

599

600

601

602

603

604

633

634

635

636

629

630

631

632

625

626

627

628

621

622

623

624

617

618

619

620

613

614

615

616

609

610

611

612

605

606

607

608

645

646

647

648

649

650

641

642

643

644

637

638

639

640

Orchestra Timpani E3

Orchestra Timpani F3

Orchestra Timpani G3

Orchestra Timpani A3

Orchestra Timpani B3

Orchestra Timpani C4

FX 25

FX 26

FX 27

FX 28

FX 29

FX 30

FX 31

FX 32

FX 17

FX 18

FX 19

FX 20

FX 21

FX 22

FX 23

FX 24

FX 9

FX 10

FX 11

FX 12

FX 13

FX 14

FX 15

FX 16

FX 1

FX 2

FX 3

FX 4

FX 5

FX 6

FX 7

FX 8

FX 33

FX 34

FX 35

FX 36

FX 37

One & Stick

Two & Stick

Three & Stick

Four & Stick

Five & Stick

Six & Stick

Seven & Stick

Eight & Stick

Nine & Stick

Mute

Drum Voice List

HH10

HH11

HH12

HH13

HH14

HH15

HH16

HH17

HH02

HH03

HH04

HH05

HH06

HH07

HH08

HH09

HI-HAT Combination

HH01 Standard

Rock

Acoustic

Funk

Brush

Jazz

808

909

Dance

Dubstep

Beatbox1

Beatbox2

Lo-Fi

Marimba

Vibra

Indian

African

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Song List

No.

Samba1

Fusion2

Ele Pop2

Pop Shuffle

Rock1

Latin1

Latin2

Salsa1

Smoove

Steve Vai Funk

70's Funk

Jazz1

6/8Soul1

Fusion3

Dance funk

Dance2

Song Name

Funk1

Rock N'Roll1

Dance1

Pop1

Fusion1

R&B1

Dubstep1

R&B2

Dubstep2

Rock Ballad

Folk

Funk Shuffle

Ele Pop1

Pop2

Bossa Nova1

DJ.House

Ele Pop3

Hip Hop

Pop3

Pop4

R&B3

Reggae1

Rock2

Rock3

Blues Funk

Fusion4

Cool Jazz

Ballad

Samba2

Vintage Hip-Hop

Nu Jazz Funk

Soul

R&B4

Big Band 1

Samba1

Fusion2

ElePop2

PopShuff

Rock1

Latin1

Latin2

Salsa1

Smoove

SteveVFk

70'sFunk

Jazz1

6/8Soul1

Fusion3

Dancfunk

Dance2

LCD Name

Funk1

R'N'R1

Dance1

Pop1

Fusion1

R&B1

Dubstep1

R&B2

Dubstep2

RkBallad

Folk

FunkShuf

ElePop1

Pop2

Bossa1

DJ.House

ElePop3

HipHop

Pop3

Pop4

R&B3

Reggae1

Rock2

Rock3

BluesFnk

Fusion4

CoolJazz

Ballad

Samba2

VtHipHop

NuJazzFk

Soul

R&B4

BigBand1

100

Band Jazz

Blues

3/4 Jazz

80's Metal

Drum N'Bass

6/8Soul2

Latin Swing

Funk2

Break Beat

Latin Jazz

TripHop

Brit Pop

Neo-Thrash

BigBand 2

Mambo

Shuffle

GtrBossa

Latin Dance

Heavy Rock

Swing

Punk

8Beat

Disco House

3/4 Folk

Samba3

Latin Rock

Reggae 3

Dance3

Country Pop

Country

PopRock

DancePop

Bebop

Rock N'Roll2

Ska

Classic Rock

Hardcore Hip-Hop

Vintage Dance Pop

Nu-Metal

Salsa2

Eu Hip-Hop

Bossa Nova2

Fusion 5

8Beat Pop

Jazzy Funk

Swing Big Band

Raggae 2

60's Pop

Vintage Funk

Trance

HeavyRk

Swing

Punk

8Beat

DiscoHs

3/4Folk

Samba3

LatinRk

Reggae3

Dance3

CtryPop

Country

PopRock

DancePop

Bebop

R'N'R2

Ska

ClassRk

HcHipHop

VtDcPop

Nu-Metal

Salsa2

EuHipHop

Bossa2

Fusion5

8BeatPop

JazzyFnk

SwBgBand

Raggae2

60'sPop

VtgFunk

Trance

BandJazz

Blues

3/4Jazz

80sMetal

D'N'B

6/8Soul2

LtnSwing

Funk2

BrkBeat

LtnJazz

TripHop

Britpop

Neo-Thra

BigBand2

Mambo

Shuffle

GtrBossa

LtnDance

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GM Drum Kit List

Crash Cymbal 2

Vibra-slap

Ride Cymbal 2

High Bongo

Low Bongo

Mute Hi Conga

Open Hi Conga

Low Conga

High Timbale

Low Timbale

High Agogo

Low Agogo

Cabasa

Maracas

Short Whistle

Long Whistle

Short Guiro

Long Guiro

Claves

Hi Wood Block

LowWood Block

Mute Cuica

Open Cuica

Mute Triangle

Open Triangle

Shaker

Jingle Bell

Bell Tree

Castanets

Mute Surdo

Open Surdo

GM Percussion Kit

High Q

Slap

Scratch Push

Scratch Pull

Sticks

Square Click

Metronome Click

Metronome Bell

Acoustic Bass Drum

Bass Drum 1

Side Stick

Acoustic Snare

Hand Clap

Electric Snare

Low Floor Tom

Closed Hi-hat

High Floor Tom

Pedal Hi-hat

Low Tom

Open Hi-hat

Low-Mid Tom

High Mid Tom

Crash Cymbal 1

High Tom 1

Ride Cymbal 1

China Cymbal

Ride Bell

Tambourine

Splash Cymbal

Cowbell

C#5[73]

D 5[74]

Eb5[75]

E 5[76]

F 5[77]

F#5[78]

G 5[79]

G#5[80]

A 5[81]

Bb5[82]

B 5[83]

C 6[84]

C#6[85]

D 6[86]

Eb6[87]

A 3[57]

Bb3[58]

B 3[59]

C 4[60]

C#4[61]

D 4[62]

Eb4[63]

E 4[64]

F 4[65]

F#4[66]

G 4[67]

G#4[68]

A 4[69]

Bb4[70]

B 4[71]

C 5[72]

F 2[41]

F#2[42]

G 2[43]

G#2[44]

A 2[45]

Bb2[46]

B 2[47]

C 3[48]

C#3[49]

D 3[50]

Eb3[51]

E 3[52]

F 3[53]

F#3[54]

G 3[55]

G#3[56]

No.

Eb1[27]

E 1[28]

F 1[29]

F#1[30]

G 1[31]

G#1[32]

A 1[33]

Bb1[34]

B 1[35]

C 2[36]

C#2[37]

D 2[38]

Eb2[39]

E 2[40]

Rock Set(BANK0)

Rock Kick

Rock Snare 1

Rock Snare 2

Rock Tom 4

Rock Closed Hi-hat

Rock Tom 3

Rock Pedal Hi-hat

Rock Tom 2

Rock Open Hi-hat

Rock Tom 1

Rock Crash 1

Rock Ride

Rock Ride Bell

Rock Crash 2

Standard Set(BANK8) Funk Set(BANK16)

Standard Kick

Standard Snare 1

Standard Snare 2

Standard Tom 4

Standard Closed Hi-hat

Standard Tom 3

Standard Pedal Hi-hat

Standard Tom 2

Standard Open Hi-hat

Funk Snare 2

Funk Tom 4

Funk Closed Hi-hat

Funk Tom 3

Funk Pedal Hi-hat

Funk Tom 2

Funk Open Hi-hat

Standard Tom 1

Standard Crash 1

Funk Tom 1

Funk Crash 1

Standard Ride

Standard Ride Bell

Funk Kick

Funk Snare 1

Funk Ride

Funk Ride Bell

Standard Crash 2 Funk Crash 2

808 Set(BANK24)

808 Kick

808 Snare 1

808 Snare 2

808 Tom 4

808 Closed Hi-hat

808 Tom 3

808 Pedal Hi-hat

808 Tom 2

808 Open Hi-hat

808 Tom 1

808 Crash 1

808 Ride

808 Ride Bell

808 Crash 2

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GM Drum Kit List

E 5[76]

F 5[77]

F#5[78]

G 5[79]

G#5[80]

A 5[81]

Bb5[82]

B 5[83]

C 6[84]

C#6[85]

D 6[86]

Eb6[87]

B 3[59]

C 4[60]

C#4[61]

D 4[62]

Eb4[63]

E 4[64]

F 4[65]

F#4[66]

G 4[67]

G#4[68]

A 4[69]

Bb4[70]

B 4[71]

C 5[72]

C#5[73]

D 5[74]

Eb5[75]

F#2[42]

G 2[43]

G#2[44]

A 2[45]

Bb2[46]

B 2[47]

C 3[48]

C#3[49]

D 3[50]

Eb3[51]

E 3[52]

F 3[53]

F#3[54]

G 3[55]

G#3[56]

A 3[57]

Bb3[58]

No.

Eb1[27]

E 1[28]

F 1[29]

F#1[30]

G 1[31]

G#1[32]

A 1[33]

Bb1[34]

B 1[35]

C 2[36]

C#2[37]

D 2[38]

Eb2[39]

E 2[40]

F 2[41]

909 Set(BANK25) Acoustic Set(BANK32)

909 Kick

909 Snare 1

909 Snare 2

909 Tom 4

909 Closed Hi-hat

909 Tom 3

909 Pedal Hi-hat

909 Tom 2

909 Open Hi-hat

Acoustic Snare 2

Acoustic Tom 4

Acoustic Closed Hi-hat

Acoustic Tom 3

Acoustic Pedal Hi-hat

Acoustic Tom 2

Acoustic Open Hi-hat

909 Tom 1

909 Crash 1

Acoustic Tom 1

Acoustic Crash 1

909 Ride

909 Ride Bell

Acoustic Kick

Acoustic Snare 1

Acoustic Ride

Acoustic Ride Bell

909 Crash 2 Acoustic Crash 2

Brush Set(BANK40)

Brush Kick

Brush Snare 1

Brush Snare 2

Brush Tom 4

Brush Closed Hi-hat

Brush Tom 3

Brush Pedal Hi-hat

Brush Tom 2

Brush Open Hi-hat

Brush Tom 1

Brush Crash 1

Brush Ride

Brush Ride Bell

Brush Crash 2

Dupstep1 Set(BANK48) Dupstep2 Set(BANK56)

Dupstep1 Kick

Dupstep1 Snare 1

Dupstep1 Snare 2

Dupstep1 Tom 4

Dupstep1 Closed Hi-hat

Dupstep1 Tom 3

Dupstep1 Pedal Hi-hat

Dupstep1 Tom 2

Dupstep1 Open Hi-hat

Dupstep1 Tom 1

Dupstep1 Crash 1

Dupstep1 Ride

Dupstep1 Ride Bell

Dupstep2 Kick

Dupstep2 Snare 1

Dupstep2 Snare 2

Dupstep2 Tom 4

Dupstep2 Closed Hi-hat

Dupstep2 Tom 3

Dupstep2 Pedal Hi-hat

Dupstep2 Tom 2

Dupstep2 Open Hi-hat

Dupstep2 Tom 1

Dupstep2 Crash 1

Dupstep2 Ride

Dupstep2 Ride Bell

Dupstep1 Crash 2 Dupstep2 Crash 2

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GM Backing Voice List

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MIDI Implementation Chart

〇

Recognized

1 － 16

***********

0 － 127

〇

0 － 127

〇

Transmitted

10ch

***********

0 － 127

***********

〇 99H,V=1-127

〇（ 99H,V=0 ）

×××××××

〇

Remarks

Bank Select

Modulation

Portamento Time

Data Entry

Volume

Pan

Expression

Sustain Pedal

Portamento ON/OFF

Sostenuto Pedal

Soft Pedal

Reverb Program

Chorus Program

Reverb Level

Chorus Level

All Sound Off

Reset All Controllers

All Notes Off

START and STOP only

O : YES X : NO

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Prompt Messages

No.

LCD Message

Notification/Warning

Name invalid!

Characters too long!

The 1st character can't be a SPACE!

Duplicate name!

Save ok!

Save failed!

Load ok!

Load failed!

Reset ok!

Format ok!

Waiting

Processing

No file!

Unsupported file!

Unsupported USB!

USB ERROR!

Record number exceeds the limit!

Record time’s up!

USB disk is full!

Record memory full!

User voice memory full!

22 Can't edit in iKit mode!

23 Unsupported record under iKit mode!

Inquiry/Confirmation

Reset user kit data?

Reset user song data?

Reset user voice data?

Reset user trigger data?

Reset user all data?

Load to user voice?

Format the USB memory?

Description

(Rename) File name is invalid. Input at least one character for file name.

(Rename) The number of characters exceeds the limit. Decrease the number.

(Rename) Make sure the 1st character is not a blank space.

(Rename) File name already exists. Input a different name.

Saving is successful.

Saving is failed.

Loading user voice is successful.

Loading user voice is failed.

Factory reset is successful.

Formatting USB flash drive is successful.

Please wait patiently.

(USB flash drive) Data is under processing.

There are no files in the current folder on USB flash drive.

The file format is not supported.

Cannot recognize the connected USB flash drive.

There is abnormal operation of USB flash drive.

The file number of MP3 recording exceeds the limit.

The time length of MP3 recording exceeds the limit.

USB flash drive is full.

Delete unnecessary files on USB flash drive.

The memory of MIDI recording is full.

The memory of user voice is full.

Parameters are not editable in iKit mode.

MIDI recording is not supported in iKit mode.

Confirm to delete all user kit data.

Confirm to delete all user song data.

Confirm to delete all user voice data.

Confirm to reset user trigger to factory default.

Confirm to reset all user data and settings to factory default.

Confirm to load the selected sample to the module as a user voice.

Confirm to format the USB flash drive.

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DD638DX_G01

INFORMATION FOR YOUR SAFETY!

Main Features

Panel & Display Description

Setup

Getting Ready to Play

Quick Play

Drum Kit

Click

Song

Contents

Recording

Coach

USB Memory

Volume Sliders

Settings

Specifications

Appendices

Main Features

Panel & Display Description

Front Panel

Panel & Display Description

Rear Panel

LCD Display

Setup

Caution!

To prevent electric shock and damage to the device, make sure the power is switched OFF on the drum and all related device before making any connection.

Connecting the Pads and the Pedals

Standard configuration:

KICK, SNARE (dual-zone trigger), TOM 1~3 (dual-zone trigger), CRASH (dual-zone trigger with choke), RIDE

(triple-zone trigger with choke), HI-HAT (dual-zone trigger), PEDAL(HI-HAT).

Note:

1. Use the cables provided to connect the pads to the trigger input jack on the rear panel of the module, make

sure each pad is connected to its corresponding trigger input jack.

2. For details on assembling the drum stand, attaching the digital drum and connecting the pads, please refer

to the Setup manual .

Crash

Tom 1 Tom 2

Ride

Hi-Hat

Tom 3

Snare Kick

Drum Module

Pedal(Kick)

Pedal(Hi-hat)

Getting Ready to Play

Setting up the Power Supply

Turning on the Power

Turning off the power

Auto Power Off

Restore Factory Settings

Drum Kits and Voices

Selecting a Drum Kit

Selecting a Voice

Playing Techniques

Connect the Power supply jack

Quick Play

Head

Rim

Quick Play

Cymbal

Hi-Hat

Rim

Bow

Edge

Bell

Choke

Drum Kit

Preset, User and iKit Drum Kits

Selecting a Drum Kit

Drum Kit

Edit the Kit Parameters

Editing Main Parameters

Drum Kit

Editing Other Parameters

Editing Kit Effect

REVERB

Drum Kit

EQ

Saving a User Kit

Drum Kit

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