Yamaha DD-8 Owner Manual

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Congratulations!
... on your purchase of a Yamaha DD-8 Digital Percussion unit. The DD-8 is a portable electronic percussion unit
packed with features that make it fun and exciting to play, whether you use it as a practice drum set or an instrument in
its own right. These features include:
® Fifty-two PCM Instrument sounds
The DD-8 has 52 real-sounding percussion sounds and
sound effects which you can assign to any of the four
velocity-sensitive percussion pads.
® Ten percussion sets
The instruments are grouped into ten percussion sets that
make it easy to select the right instruments for the music
you're playing. One of these sets is a user area that you can
use to save your own customized percussion set.
© Automatic rhythm section with 100 styles |
The DD-8 has an automatic rhythm section which plays any
of a hundred different rhythm styles covering a broad range
of musical styles and genres.
O Tap Start function
You can start the automatic rhythm section playing at the
desired tempo with a four count using the Tap Start function.
© Automatic rhythm response
A handy Auto Roll function automatically plays smooth rolls,
flams, and echoes that will dress up your performance.
e Super Session Player
A Super Session Player function responds to the notes you
play with unpredictable sounds and phrases. You'll be able
to get hours of fun -- and lots of good practice -- by dueling
with the Super Session Player.
Contents
1. Controls and Connectors................—...===..e..e.....—.. 2 4. Auto Rhythm Accompaniment
2. The Demonstration .....................-.eomzessecveoconenaacne 3 4.1 Accompaniment Style Selection ................... 7
3. Manual Percussion 4.2 The Tempo Setting ..............—.....c..=.=rasnerovaconos 7
3.1 Super Session Player .......................=aaeoneeonnoes 4 4.3 Setting the Tempo with Tap Start .................. 7
3.2 Percussion Set Selection ....................==e. e... 4 Troubleshooting ...............-..=...—==serneaancoaeoonoo eee neue 8
3.3 Custom Percussion Sets..............-.............. 5 Specifications... secunaneoecooencanenaeaaenaDenee ne 8 -
3.4 The Auto Roll Function ..........e==..——.cm=nsesonscoe
Taking Care of Your DD-8
Your DD-8 Digital Percussion unit will give you years of 4. Do not subject the instrument to strong physical shocks,
playing pleasure if you follow the simple rules below. and avoid placing any heavy objects on top of it.
1. Avoid placing the DD-8 in areas that are subject to 5. Use a soft cloth, dry or slightly damp, to clean the DD-8.
excessive heat or humidity. Do not leave the instrument Never use chemicals such as benzine or thinner.
near heaters or in a car exposed to direct sunlight, for
example. 6. The DD-8 contains digital circuitry which may cause
interference if it is placed close to radio or television
2. Avoid locations where the instrument is likely to be receivers. If this occurs, move the instrument farther away
exposed to excessive dust or moisture. from the affected receiver.
3. Make any connections between the DD-8 and other
devices with both pieces of equipment turned off. Lower
the volume on all audio devices to the minimum level
when turning the power on.
~ Supplying Power to the DD-8
Using an Optional Power Adaptor
Your DD-8 Digital Percussion unit will operate on either Plug the DC output cable from Yamaha PA-1, PA-1B, or PA-3
batteries or an optional power adaptor. Follow the Power Adaptor into the DC IN jack on the DD-8 rear panel,
instructions below for the power source you intend to use. then plug the adapter into a convenient AC power outlet.
. , Use ONLY a Yamaha PA-1, PA-1B, or PA-3 Power Adaptor to
Using Batteries power your DD-8 with AC mains power. Other AC adaptors
Open the battery compartment cover located on the bottom could cause serious damage to your Digital Percussion unit.
of the DD-8 and insert six "AA" size (SUM-3 or R-6) batteries
or equivalent (sold separately). Be careful to orient them as
shown by the markings inside the compartment. Then
replace the battery compartment cover, making sure that it
locks firmly in place.
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Cautions:
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complete set of six new batteries. NEVER mix old and
new batteries.
You will know it is time to replace the batteries with fresh
ones when the following symptoms occur:
1. The DD-8's instrument sounds become distorted.
2. The DD-8 resets its settings to their initial values for no
apparent reason.
e To prevent damage due to battery leakage, remove the
batteries from the instrument when it is not to be used for
an extended period of time.
1. Controls and Connectors
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© STYLE LIST
@ PERCUSSION SET LIST
(3 Percussion pads
@ POWER switch
(6) VOLUME control
STYLE/PERCUSSION SET Display
(7) Number buttons
STYLE/PERCUSSION SET button
SUPER SESSION PLAYER (S.S.P.) button
@ PAD ASSIGN « and > buttons
3) START/STOP button
(2 TEMPO 4 and P buttons
@ TAP START button
@ AUTO ROLL button
4 DEMO button
Using Headphones or an External Sound System
You can plug a standard pair of stereo headphones into the
HEADPHONES/AUX. OUT jack {5 for private practice or
late-night playing. The DD-8's built-in speakers will turn off
automatically when you plug in your headphones.
You can also use the HEADPHONES/AUX. OUT jack to send
the output from your DD-8 to a keyboard amplifier, stereo
sound system, mixing console, or tape recorder. Use a stereo
audio cable to connect the DD-8 to an external sound
system.
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(9 HEADPHONES/AUX. OUT jack
@ DC IN jack (10-12 volts)
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Supplied Accessories
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The Yamaha DD-8 Digital Percussion unit is accompanied by
a pair of percussion sticks. These sticks are designed
specifically for use with the DD-8, and should not be used to
play acoustic drums or to strike any surface other than the
percussion pads (3). Also, please do not strike the
percussion pads with any object other than the supplied
sticks or your bare hands.
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2. The Demonstration
The DD-8 is programmed with a demonstration that
introduces the Auto Rhythm Accompaniment styles and
Super Session Player patterns.
1. Slide the POWER switch (4) to the ON position.
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2. Set the VOLUME control © to a position about half way
between the MIN and MAX settings. You can make further
volume adjustments after you start the demonstration.
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3. Manual Percussion
You can begin playing the DD-8 percussion pads (3) as soon
as you tum the POWER switch (4) on and raise the VOLUME
control 6) to an appropriate level. Play the percussion pads
with the supplied percussion sticks or your hands.
initial Pad Assignments
Whenever you turn the POWER switch (4) on, the following
instruments will be assigned to the percussion pads (3):
PAD 1 : Bass Drum 1 PAD 2 : Snare 1
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PAD 3 : Closed Hi-Hat 1 PAD 4 : Ride Cymbal
These assignments correspond to percussion set P1
(BASIC), which is one of the ten different percussion sets you
can choose from. (The selection of percussion sets is
described in the next section.)
3. Press the DEMO button {5 to start the demonstration. If
you wish, you can play along with the demonstration by
tapping on the DD-8 percussion pads (3).
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DEMO
While the demonstration song is playing, the number of
each rhythm style will appear in the display © as it is
played. (A pair of dashes will appear instead of a style
number for patterns used by the Super Session Player.)
4. You can stop the demonstration at any time by pressing
either the DEMO button (3 or the START/STOP button (7.
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DEMO START/
STOP
Pad Sensitivity
The percussion pads © are equipped with touch sensors so
that they respond just like acoustic percussion instruments:
the harder you play, the louder the sound. Be careful not to
hit the pads too hard, though. Once the maximum volume is
reached, it will not be possible to produce any more volume
by striking the pads harder. The use of unnecessary force in
playing the percussion pads can damage the instrument and
cause spurious triggering of unwanted sounds.
3.1 The Super Session Player
Each time you turn on the power to the DD-8, the indicator
above the SUPER SESSION PLAYER button (9) will light.
This means that the Super Session Player function has been
activated.
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If you've already tried playing the percussion pads ©, you
probably have a good idea what this function does. When the
Auto Rhythm Accompaniment is turned off, the DD-8
answers the notes you play with sound effect or a Super
Session Player pattern. The response you get will depend
partly on how many times you hit the pads, and partly on how
hard you hit them.
If you use the Super Session Player function together with
the Auto Accompaniment, the DD-8 will respond to your
notes by adding in Super Session Player patterns. Again, this
response depends on the timing of the notes you play, as
well as on the Auto Rhythm Accompaniment style selection.
You can turn the Super Session Player function on and off as
desired by pressing the Super Session Player.
3.2 Percussion Set Selection
The DD-8 has ten different percussion sets that you can
select to match your musical requirements. Each set assigns
different instruments to the DD-8's percussion pads @. The
pad assignments for each percussion set are listed below.
(The names of these sets are also listed in the
PERCUSSION SET LIST @ at the upper right panel of the
control panel.)
BASIC Bass Drum 1 03 | Snare 1 Closed Hi-Hat 1 17 | Ride Cymbal
P2 | FILLIN 03 | Snare 1 10 | E.Tom 1 Hi E.Tom1 Lo 18 | Crash Cymbal
P3 | ROCK 01 | Bass Drum 2 04 | Snare 2 09 | Tom Lo 18 | Crash Cymbal
P4 | DANCE 02 | Bass Drum 3 06 | Snare 4 12 | E.Tom 2 49 | Orchestra Hit
P5 | LATIN 1 22 ; Conga Mute 20 | Conga Hi 21 | Conga Lo 25 | Cabasa
P6 | LATIN 2 29 | Timbale Lo 28 | Timbale Hi 26 | Cowbell 18 | Crash Cymbal
P7 | EFFECT 1 47 | Sound Effect 5 45 | Sound Effect 3 44 | Sound Effect 2 43 | Sound Effect 1
P8 | EFFECT 2 38 | Dog 39 | Lion 42 | Dropping Coin 40 | Car Horn
P9 | EFFECT 3 26 | Cowbell 41 | Buzzer 30 | Finger Snap 51 | Applause
PO | User Memory Area
1. First, make sure that the first character in the display ® is
the letter "P". If not, press the STYLE/PERCUSSION SET
button ®. The letter "P" will appear in the display, followed
by the number of the currently selected percussion set.
STYLE/PERC. SET
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PERC. SET CET
Note: Percussion set P1 (BASIC) is automatically selected
each time you turn the POWER switch @ on.
2. Press one of the number buttons (7) corresponding to the
number of the desired percussion set (PO through P9).
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3.3 Custom Percussion Sets
The DD-8 lets you assign any of its 52 instrument sounds to
any of the percussion pads (© and save these settings as
percussion set PO. The assignments you make for this set
will be lost as soon as you turn off the power, however.
00 | Bass Drum 1 26 | Cowbell
01 [Bass Drum 2 27 | Cuica
02 | Bass Drum 3 28 | Timbale Hi
03 | Snare 1 29 | Timbale Lo
04 |Snare 2 30 | Finger Snap
05 |Snare 3 (Reverse) 31 | Hand Claps
06 | Snare 4 32 | Cross Sticks
07 | Rim Shot 33 | "One"
08 | Tom Hi 34 | "Two"
09 | Tom Lo 35 | “Three”
10 | E.Tom 1 Hi 36 | "Four"
11 |E.Tom 1 Lo 37 | Reverse Voice
12 |E.Tom 2 38 | Dog
13 | Closed Hi-Hat 1 39 | Lion
14 | Open Hi-Hat 1 40 | Car Horn
15 | Closed Hi-Hat 2 41 | Buzzer
16 | Open Hi-Hat 2 42 | Dropping Coin
17 | Ride Cymbal 43 | Sound Effect 1
18 | Crash Cymbal 44 | Sound Effect 2
19 | Reverse Crash Cymbal ¡45 | Sound Effect 3
20 | Conga Hi 46 | Sound Effect 4
21 [Conga Lo 47 | Sound Effect 5
22 | Conga Mute 48 | Sound Effect 6
23 | Agogo Hi 49 | Orchestra Hit
24 | Agogo Lo 50 | Reverse Orchestra Hit
25 |Cabasa 51 | Applause
1. Using the method described in Section 3.2, select
percussion set PO. (If you start changing the assignments
while any other percussion set is selected, the DD-8 will
automatically switch to set PO for you.)
STYLE/PERC. SET
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PERC. SET BEAT
2. Press and hold one of the PAD ASSIGN buttons
corresponding to the direction in which you want to move
through the instrument list. If you can get to an instrument
you want assign to a pad most quickly by moving
backward from the current instrument, for example, press
and hold the PAD ASSIGN « button.
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3. While holding the appropriate PAD ASSIGN button, tap
one of the pads (3 repeatedly. With each tap you will hear
the sound of the next instrument in the direction you've
selected (« or Pp»), and the number of that instrument will
appear in the display ©.
PAD ASSIGN
If you wish, you can simply enter the number of the
instrument instead of tapping the pad repeatedly. To do so,
press and hold either of the PAD ASSIGN buttons, tap the
pad you've selected once, then enter the number of the
desired instrument using the number buttons (7). (Be sure
to enter two digits.)
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4. Release the PAD ASSIGN button when you hear the
instrument you want. The DD-8 will now play the newly
assigned instrument whenever you play the pad in
question.
5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 to assign new instruments to the
other pads.
3.4 The Auto Roll Function
The DD-8 features a handy Auto Roll function which helps
you dress up your performances with smooth echoes, flams,
and rolls. Since the length and speed of each of these effects
varies automatically to match the tempo, all you have to do is
hit the first note with the right timing and the DD-8 will do the
rest. Even novice percussionists can get slick, professional-
sounding results every time.
1. Press the AUTO ROLL button (4 once. The current Auto
Roll setting will appear in the display ©.
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Note: The Auto Roll function is automatically turned off
whenever you turn the POWER switch (4) on.
2. Press the AUTO ROLL button repeatediy to select the
desired setting.
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AUTO
ROLL BEAT
When you select the "echo" setting, the DD-8 will add to
each note a series of eighth-note echoes that fade out
over the space of a measure.
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ROLL
The "flam" setting produces turns every note you play into
a flam (a double note).
ECHO
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When you select the "roll" setting, the DD-8 will produce a __
roll synchronized with the tempo each time you hit one of
the pads (9).
ECHO
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AUTO
ROLL BEAT
Pressing the AUTO ROLL button once more will turn the
Auto Roll function off again.
3. The display will continue to show the new setting for a
couple of seconds, then return to the previously displayed
style or percussion set number.
Note: The Auto Roll function may at times produce a noisy
effect, or fail to produce an effect at all, depending on
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4. Auto Rhythm Accompaniment
The DD-8 is capable of accompanying you with 100
automatic rhythm styles covering an extremely wide range of
musical genres. These styles are listed in the STYLE LIST
at the top of the control panel. You can select and play back
any of the styles, then play along with them using the manual
percussion techniques described in the preceding chapter.
Try pressing the START/STOP button GD. The DD-8 will begin
playing style 00 (DANCE 1), which is automatically selected
as the current accompaniment style each time you turn on
the POWER switch (4). You can stop the accompaniment by
pressing the START/STOP button again.
4.1 Accompaniment Style Selection
You can use the method below to select a different style
using the method below at any time, even while the Auto
Rhythm Accompaniment is playing.
1. First, make sure that the letter "P" does not appear as the
first character in the display (6) . If it does, press the
STYLE/PERCUSSION SET button ®. The letter "P" will
disappear, and the number of the currently selected style
will appear in its place.
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Note: Style 00 (DANCE 1) is automatically selected each
time you turn the POWER switch (4) on.
2. Use the number buttons (7) to enter the number of the
desired style (00 through 99).
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Always enter two digits to select an accompaniment style.
For example, to select style 05 (DANCE 6), press the "0"
button and then the "5" button. If the Auto Rhythm
Accompaniment is already playing, the DD-8 will change
to the new style at the beginning of the next measure after
you enter the second digit of its number.
4.2 The Tempo Setting
The two dots at the bottom of the display (©) flash in time with
the Auto Ahythm Accompaniment, providing you with a visual
cue to the tempo. Both dots flash simultaneously on the first
beat of the two-measure pattern; the left dot alone flashes on
the first beat of the second measure; and the right dot flashes
on all remaining beats.
When you select a four-beat pattern, for example, the dots
will flash in the following sequence:
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Wr > ME cM e ME Wo cd COR e YE This pattem repeats
every eight beats.
BEAT1 ВЕАТ2 BEAT3 BEAT 4 BEAT1 BEAT 2 BEAT3 BEATA4
The range of available tempos runs from 40 to 280 beats per
minute (bpm). You can change the current tempo within this
range at any time, even while the Auto Rhythm
Accompaniment is playing, using the TEMPO buttons (3.
Press the TEMPO p> button to increase the tempo, or the
TEMPO « button to decrease the tempo.
When you press one of the TEMPO buttons, a two-digit value
will appear in the display (6) to indicate the current tempo.
The displayed value corresponds to beats per minute as
shown in the table below. The value will remain displayed for
a couple seconds after you release of the TEMPO button.
01 40 11 [100] 2 |152 | 31 [23
02 | 48 12 [104| 22 |160 | 32 [246
03 | 56 13 [108] 23 [168] 33 {256
04 | 64 14 [112] 24 [176 | 34 | 268
os | 70 15 [116 | 25 [184 | 35 | 280
06 | 76 16 [120] 26 [192
07 | 82 17 [126] 27 [200
08 | 88 18 [132] 28 [208
os |] 92 19 [138] 29 [216
10 [96 | 20 [144| 30 [226
Each accompaniment style has a "normal" tempo value that
you can recall at any time by pressing both the TEMPO «
апа № buttons simultaneously. Since style 00 (DANCE 1) is
automatically selected when the POWER switch (4) is turned
on, the tempo is automatically set to 140 beats per minute,
the normal tempo for this style, at that time.
4.3 Setting the Tempo with Tap Start
There's another way to set the tempo, one which you can use
when you start the Auto Rhythm Accompaniment (rather than
before or after). When you use the Tap Start function, the
DD-8 will give you a count into the rhythm as you set the
pace.
1. Begin by pressing the TAP START button 63.
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2. Tap any of the percussion pads @ with a steady beat,
using the tempo you want to play at. The DD-8 will count
off "One, two, three, four!" (or a variation, depending on
the time signature of the style you've selected), then start
the Auto Rhythm Accompaniment playing at the tempo
you've set.
3. Start playing the pads.
Troubleshooting
In many cases, problems that appear to be malfunctions can be traced to simple causes. Please check the following list of
symptoms, causes, and remedies before deciding that your DD-8 is broken.
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A buzz or click occurs momentarily when | This is a result of the transient power
the DD-8 is turned ON or OFF. surge that occurs when the POWER | 8 ------------
switch (4) is operated, and is normal.
The display © is completely dark. The batteries are running low. If the problem is caused by low batteries,
the batteries should be replaced
immediately.
No sound comes from the speakers. 1. The volume is turned down too low. 1. Raise the VOLUME control © to an
2. A plugis inserted into the appropriate level.
HEADPHONES/AUX.OUT jack (6. 2. Remove the plug from the
This automatically shuts off the sound HEADPHONES/AUX OUT jack.
from the speakers.
The wrong instrument plays when you The desired instrument has not been Assign the desired instrument to the pad.
strike a pad. properly assigned to the pad. If you wish, you can restore the default
assignments by turning the power on and
off again.
The custom pad assignments have 1. The batteries are running low. 1. Replace the batteries.
disappeared. 2. The POWER switch @ has been 2. Redo the pad assignments.
turned OFF and ON. Doing so
restores the default assignments, and
is not a malfunction.
When the pads are struck hard, the The batteries are running low. Replace the batteries.
display (© goes dark momentarily and
then changes to "00".
Specifications
Max. Simultaneous Notes Connectors
8 DC 10-12 V IN, HEADPHONES/AUX. OUT
Instrument Voices Main Amplifier
52 2.5 W (RMS), 8 ohms
Percussion Sets Speaker
9 preset + 1 user 10 em, 8 ohms
Auto Rhythm Styles Rated Voltage
100 DC 10-12 V
Auxiliary Functions Power Source
Super Session Player, Auto Roll, Tap Start, Auto Rhythm Six "AA" size, SUM-3, or R-6 batteries (or equivalent), or
Accompaniment demonstration AC Power Adaptor (PA-1, PA-1B, or PA-3)
Percussion Pads Dimensions (W x D x H)
4 (touch sensitive) 420 x 261 x 113 mm (16-1/2 x 10-1/4 x 4-1/2 inches)
Panel Controls Weight
POWER switch, VOLUME control, Number buttons, 1.3 kg (2.9 Ibs.) excluding batteries
STYLE/PERCUSSION SET button, SUPER SESSION Accessories
PLAYER button, PAD ASSIGN « and p> buttons, Percussion Sticks
START/STOP button, TEMPO « and p> buttons, TAP
START button, AUTO ROLL button, DEMO button o
Panel Displays Specifications and product appearance subject to change
STYLE/PERCUSSION SET display, SUPER SESSION without notice.
PLAYER indicator
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Tel: 02-466-0021~5
MALAYSIA
Yamaha Music Malaysia Sdn., Bhd.
16-28, Jalan SS 2/72, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel: 3-717-8977
PHILIPPINES
Yupangco Music Corporation
339 Gil J. Puyat Avenue, P.O. Box 885 MCPO, Makati,
Metro Manila, Philippines
Tel: 819-7551
SINGAPORE
Yamaha Music Asia Pte., Ltd.
Blk 17A Toa Payoh #01-190 Lorong 7, Singapore 1231
Tel: 354-0133
TAIWAN
Kung Hsue She Trading Co., Ltd.
No. 322, Section 1, FuHsing S. Road, Taipei 106,
Taiwan. R.O.C.
Tel: 02-709-1266
THAILAND
Siam Music Yamaha Co., Ltd.
933/1-7 Rama I Road, Patumwan, Bangkok, Thailand
Tel: 2-215-0030
THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
AND OTHER ASIAN COUNTRIES
Yamaha Corporation,
International! Marketing Division
Nakazawa-cho 10-1, Hamamatsu, Japan 430
Tel: 053-460-2311
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AUSTRALIA
Yamaha Music Australia Pty. Ltd.
17-33 Market Street, South Melbourne, Vic. 3205,
Australia
Tel: 3-699-2388
NEW ZEALAND
Music Houses of N.Z. Ltd.
146/148 Captain Springs Road, Te Papapa, Auckland
New Zealand
Tel: 9-634-0099
COUNTRIES AND TRUST
TERRITORIES IN PACIFIC OCEAN
Yamaha Corporation,
International Marketing Division
Nakazawa-cho 10-1, Hamamatsu, Japan 430
Tel: 053-460-2311
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HEAD OFFICE Yamaha Corporation, Electronic Musical Instrument Division
Nakazawa-cho 10-1, Hamamatsu, Japan 430
Tel: 053-460-3273
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Instruments
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26
Bass Drum 1 Cowbell
Bass Drums 01 | Bass Drum 2 27 | Cuica
02 | Bass Drum 3 28 | Timbale Hi
03 | Snare 1 Percussion 29 | Timbale Lo
04 | Snare 2 30 | Finger Snap
Snare Drums 05 | Snare 3 (Reverse) 31 | Hand Claps
06 | Snare 4 32 | Cross Sticks
07 | Rim Shot 33 | "One"
08 | Tom Hi 34 | "Two"
09 | Tom Lo 35 | "Three"
Toms 10 | E.-Tom 1 Hi 36 | "Four
11 | E.Tom 1 Lo 37 | Reverse Voice
12 | E.Tom2 38 | Dog
13 | Closed Hi-Hat 1 39 | Lion
14 | Open Hi-Hat 1 40 | Car Horn
Hi-Hats
15 | Closed Hi-Hat 2 41 | Buzzer
16 | Open Hi-Hat 2 Sound Effects 42 | Dropping Coin
17 | Ride Cymbal 43 | Sound Effect 1
Cymbals 18 | Crash Cymbal 44 | Sound Effect 2
19 | Reverse Crash Cymbal 45 | Sound Effect 3
20 | Conga Hi 46 | Sound Effect 4
21 | Conga Lo 47 | Sound Effect 5
22 | Conga Mute 48 | Sound Effect 6
Percussion
23 | Agogo Hi 49 | Orchestra Hit
24 | Agogo Lo 50 | Reverse Orchestra Hit
25 | Cabasa 51 | Applause
VQ07520
FCC INFORMATION
IMPORTANT NOTICE : DO NOT MODIFY THIS UNIT!
This product, when installed as indicated in the instructions contained in this
manual, meets FCC requirements. Modifications not expressly approved by
Yamaha may void your authority, granted by the FCC, to use the product.
IMPORTANT :
When connecting this product to accessories and/ or another product use
only high quality shielded cables. Cable/s supplied with this product MUST
be used. Follow all installation instructions.
Failure to follow instructions could void your FCC authorization to use this
product in the USA.
NOTE :
This product has been tested and found to comply with the requirements
listed in FCC Regulations, Part 15 for Class "8" digital devices. Compliance
with these requirements provides a reasonable level of assurance that your
use of this product in a residential environment will not result in harmful
interference with other electronic devices. This equipment generates/ uses
radio frequencies and, if not installed and used according to the instructions
found in the users manual, may cause interference harmful to the operation
of other electronic devices. Compliance with FCC regulations does not
guarantee that interference will not occur in all installations. If this product is
found to be the source of interference, which can be determined by turning
the unit "OFF" and "ON", please try to eliminate the problem by using one of
the following measures:
Relocate either this product or the device that is being affected by the
interference.
Utilize power outlets that are on different branch (circuit breaker or fuse)
circuits or install AC line filter/ s.
In the case of radio or TV interference, relocate/ reorient the antenna. If the
antenna lead-in is 300 ohm ribbon lead, change the lead-in to co-axial type
cabie.
If these corrective measures do not produce satisfactory resuits, please
contact the local retailer authorized to distribute this type of product. If you
can not locate the appropriate retailer, please contact Yamaha Corporation of
America, Electronic Service Division, 6600 Orangethorpe Ave, Buena Park
CA, 90620
* This applies only to products distributed by Yamaha Music Corporation of
America.
The serial number of this product may be found on the bottom of the unit. You
should note this serial number in the space provided below and retain this
manual as a permanent record of your purchase to aid identification in the
event of theft.
Model No. DD-8
Serial No.
Concerning the Warranty
This product was made for international distribution, and since the warranty
for this type of product varies from marketing area to marketing area, please
contact the selling agency for information concerning the applicable warranty
and/ or service policies.
YAMAHA
© 1993 Yamaha Corporation
VQ07530 JDABROAP1.3AP
Printed in Japan

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