Pintech EZ-Mod Care And Instruction Manual

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SETUP PROCEDURE
1. ASSEMBLE RACK
2. INSTALL DRUMS AND CYMBALS TIGHTLY
3. CABLE CONNECTIONS;
a. BLUE (STEREO) CABLE MUST GO TO CONTROL PEDAL
b. LET THE CABLE LENGTHS DETERMINE THE REMAINING
CONNECTIONS
4. TUNING CYMBALS/DRUMS (USING HEADPHONES)
a. TENSION HEADS AS NECESSARY TO ELIMINATE ‘SOFT
SPOTS’
b. PUSH ‘UTILITY’
c. LEAVE ‘SelfRej’ AND ‘Rej’ AT DEFAULT SETTINGS UNLESS
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
d. PUSH ‘Page +’
e. ADJUST GAIN TO 0 (by turning knob)FOR ALL
CYMBALS/DRUMS
f. PUSH ‘Page +’
g. ADJUST ‘Velcurve:’ to ‘Hard 2’ (by turning knob)
h. PUSH ‘KITS’ TO EXIT AND SAVE SETTINGS
5. AMPLIFIER SETUP
a. STEREO AMPLIFIERS
i. A STEREO CABLE FROM ‘AUX OUT’ TO A STEREO
INPUT REQUIRES NO MODULE SETTING ADJUSTMENT
ii. A STEREO SPLITTING CABLE (TIP, RING, SLEEVE
SPLITTER) IS REQUIRED TO SEND ‘LEFT’ AND ‘RIGHT’
SEPARATE CHANNELS TO DUAL INPUT AMPLIFIERS
b. MONO AMPLIFIERS
i. ALL INSTRUMENTS SHOULD BE ‘PANNED’ LEFT FOR
MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE
1. PUSH ‘VOICE’
2. PUSH ‘PAGE +’ TWICE
3. PUSH ‘SELECT’ (PAN: # SHOULD BLINK)
4. TURN KNOB SO ‘Pan:0’ (0=FULL LEFT)
5. SAVE ALL CHANGES TO A USER KIT (ANY # 21
THRU 30) BY PUSHING ‘SAVE/ENTER’ TWICE
6. PUSH ‘KIT’ AND SELECT THE KIT THE CHANGES
WERE SAVED TO USING KNOB
Pintech USA
SR Rack Assembly Instructions
Please review your parts list to ensure you have all of the necessary components.
1. First you will need to locate the “Front Curved” bar and leg assemblies.
2. Extend legs forward, into an “A” frame position.
3. Insert the 20 “Z” knobs and bolts into the open holes on the rack clamps (LMAC).
4. Insert the extended legs into the pipe connecting clamps attached to the front
curved bar.
Pintech USA
SR Rack Assembly Instructions
5. Locate the straight cymbal arms (CA-1) and the universal module mount (UM-1).
6. Insert them into your choice of the clamps on the on the rack.
7. The last part you will need to install into the rack will be the “L” tom arms (LR-78).
Thank you for choosing Pintech, the ultimate in electronic percussion. To
ensure that you will enjoy your Pintech products with years of trouble free
operation, we recommend that you carefully read this operation guide before
starting.
Taking Care of Your E-Drum Set
Your e-drum set will give you years of playing pleasure if you follow the rules shown below:
Location
Do not expose the unit to the following
conditions to avoid deformation, discoloration,
or more serious damage.
o Direct sunlight.
High temperature (near a heat source, or in acar during
the day time)
o Excessive humidity
o Excessive dust
o Strong vibration
Power Supply
o
o
o
o
Turn the power switch OFF when the instrument is not
in use.
If an AC adaptor is used, it should be unplugged from
the AC outlet if the instrument is not to be used for an
extended period of time.
Unplug the AC adaptor during electric storms.
Avoid plugging the AC adaptor into the same AC outlet
as appliance with high power consumption, such as
electric heaters or ovens. Also avoid using multi-plug
adaptors since these can result in reduced sound
quality, operation errors, and possibly damage.
Turn Power OFF When Making
Connections
o
To avoid damage to the module and other devices to
which it is connected, turn the power OFF on all
devices prior to connecting or disconnecting cables.
Handling and Transport
o
o
Never apply excessive force to the controls,
connectors or other parts of the instrument.
Always unplug cables by gripping the plug firmly,
but not pulling on the cable.
o Disconnect all cables before moving the kit.
o Physical shocks caused by dropping, bumping, or
placing heavy objects on the instrument can result
in scratches and more serious damage.
Cleaning
o Clean the module with a soft dry cloth.
o A slightly damp cloth may be used to remove
stubborn grime and dirt.
o Never use cleaners such as alcohol or thinner.
o Avoid keeping vinyl objects in contact with the
unit as it may stick and/or cause discoloration.
Electrical Interference
o This is an electronic instrument may cause
interference if placed too close to radios or
television sets. If this occurs, separate the
affected devices.
Contents
CONTROLS
- Front Panel
- Rear Panel
SETTING UP
- Connecting a MIDI Device
- Connecting a CD Player, etc.
- Connecting an Amplifier
- Using Headphones
- Connecting the Power Supply
START TO PLAY THE DRUM
1. Switch the power ON
2. Hit a pad
3. Play the DEMO song
4. Tempo
5. Chang the Drum Kit
6. Click
PLAY SONG
1. Select a Song
2. Listen to the Song
3. Adjust the Song Volume
4. Change the Song's Tempo
5. Mute a Drum Voice
6. Play along with Click Voice
7. Change the Drum Kit
SONG
1. Repeat Playback
2. Merge Track
3. Play Back Track
4. Quantize Notes
5. Clear Track
6. Song Copy
7. Delete Song
VOICE
1. Select the Drum Voice
2. Change the Note Value
3. Change the Drum Volume
4. Change the Pad Function
5. Select Pad Song
6. Adjust the Reverb
7. Voice Copy
SONG RECORDING
1. Select the User Song
2. Set the Track
3. Get ready to record
4. Start Recording
5. Playback to the Song
UTILITY
1. Self Rejection, Rejection
2. Gain Minimum Velocity
3. Velocity Curve
4. Assign Order
5. Equalizer
6. Hi-Hat Offset
7. Trigger Bypass
8. Factory Set
9. Click Voice
10. Click Tune
11. Click Note Number
12. Use Tempo
13. System Real Time
14. Reverb Type, Reverb Time
15 Local Control
16. MIDI Merge
17. Program Change
18. System Exclusive Message
PAD ASSIGN
PRESET DRUM KIT LIST
DRUM VOICE LIST
SONG LIST
SPECIFICATIONS
4
4
4
5-7
6
6
6
7
7
8-9
8
8
8
8
9
9
10-11
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
12-15
12
12
13
13
14
14
15
16-19
16
17
17
18
18
18
19
20-21
20
20
20
21
21
22-26
22
22
23
23
23
24
24
24
25
25
25
26
26
26
27
27
27
27
28
29
30-31
32
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Controls
Front Panel
2
SONG
VOICE
4
5
3
UTILITY
6
KITS
PAD ASSIGN
DRUM OFF
7
8
9
1
12
13
TEMPO/TAP START/STOP
10
11
14
17
15
18
16
19
20
1
POWER SWITCH
8
PAD ASSIGN
2
LCD DISPLAY
9
DRUM OFF
15 PAGE +/16 SAVE/ENTER / SELECT
3
DATA DIAL
4
SONG
10 TEMPO/TAP
11 START/STOP
17 CLICK
18 RECORD
5
VOICE
6
UTILITY
12 MAIN VOLUME
13 AUX VOLUME
19 DEMO
20 PHONES JACK
7
KITS
14 ACCOMP +/-
Rear Panel
MIDI
OUT
MIDI
IN
KICK
7
CRASH
1
6
RIDE
5
TOM 3
4
TOM 2
3
TOM 1
2
SNARE
HI-HAT
1
HI-HAT CONTROL
2
1
MIDI IN/OUT JACK
3
AUX IN JACK
2
TRIGGER INPUT JACK
4
AUX OUT JACK
4
5
AUX
IN
AUX
OUT
DC IN
9V
3
4
5
POWER SUPPLY JACK (DC IN 9V)
Setting Up
Connecting a MIDI Device
Data in the drum brain can be stored to a MIDI device.
Transmit MIDI Data
Use a MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT jack on the drum brain with the MIDI IN jack on the external MIDI device.
MIDI Data
MIDI IN
MIDI OUT
MIDI
OUT
MIDI
IN
KICK
7
CRASH
6
RIDE
5
TOM 3
4
TOM 2
3
TOM 1
2
SNARE
HI-HAT
1
HI-HAT CONTROL
AUX
IN
AUX
OUT
DC IN
9V
Receive MIDI Data
Use a MIDI cable to connect the MIDI IN jack on the drum brain with the MIDI OUT jack on the external MIDI device.
MIDI Data
MIDI OUT
MIDI IN
MIDI
OUT
MIDI
IN
KICK
7
CRASH
6
RIDE
5
TOM 3
4
TOM 2
3
TOM 1
2
SNARE
HI-HAT
1
HI-HAT CONTROL
AUX
IN
AUX
OUT
DC IN
9V
Connecting a CD Player, etc. (AUX IN jack)
The audio output from a CD player connected to the AUX IN jack on the rear panel can be mixed with the sound of
the drum brain. This function is convenient when you want to play along with a favourite song.
The volume of the external signal is adjusted with the AUX VOLUME slider.
CD Player
Amplifier
Connecting an Amplifier
When you want to listen to the voices with an amplifier, connect the amplifier to the AUX OUT jack on the rear panel.
The volume is adjusted with the MASTER VOLUME slider.
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Setting Up
Using headphones
An optional set of stereo headphones can be connected
to the PHONES jack located on the front of the unit.
Connecting the Power Supply
Make sure the power is switch OFF and connect the
power adaptor to the DC IN jack on the rear panel.
Before switching the power ON:
To protect the speakers, amplifier and the drum brain from damage, slide the master volume slider to the
minimum volume level before switch the power ON.
Make sure the power is switched OFF on all external devices connect to the drum brain. After the drum
brain's power is switched ON, switch the other devices's power OM.
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Start to play the drum
1. Switch the power ON
After confirming that each of the devices, pads, external devices, etc. are all properly connected, press the
POWER ON/OFF button on the front panel to turn on the unit.
The drum module is ready to operate when the display shown below, for selecting the drum kit and song
appears (Song Mode).
2. Hit a pad
While hitting a pad, slide the MAIN VOLUME switch little by little upward until a comfortable volume
level is reached.
3. Play the DEMO song
Press the [DEMO] button to start the demo song. To stop the demo song, press the [DEMO] button again or
press the [START/STOP] button once.
4. TEMPO
You can adjust the tempo of the songs ranges from 30 to 280.
Press the[TEMPO/TAP] button, you can tap the pad to get the current TEMPO. Tap 4 times and the beat is
just as the interval of last two times you tap. After that the song will be playing at this tempo. At the same time,
you can rotate the Data Dial to adjust the tempo.
When the song is playing, the tapping method will not take effect.
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Start to play the drum
5. Change the Drum Kit
Try out the voices for each of the kits.
Drum kit numbers 1-30 consist of 30 types of preset drum kits.
Press the [KITS] button, the display will be as shown below, with the kit no. Flashing.
Drum Kits Number
Turn the Data Dial to select the Drum Kit Number.
6. Click
Press the [CLICK] button to start the metronome. To turn off the metronome, press the [CLICK] button again.
Please read the Utility section in this manual for the parameter the metronome adjustment.
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Play Song
1. Select a Song
Press the [SONG] button, the song number indicator flashes on the display:
Song Number
Song Name
Then turn the Data Dial to select the song.
2. Listen to the Song
Press the [START/STOP] button to playback the song.
The song will stop when is reaches the end,
or stop the song during playing by pressing the [START/STOP] button.
3. Adjust the Song Volume
Press the [ACCOMP -] or [ACCCOMP+] to display the current accompany volume level.
Accompany Volume Level
Using the same display, then press the [ACCOMP-] or [ACCOMP+] button to adjust the accompany volume.
4. Change the Song's Tempo
Press the [TEMPO/TAP] button to display the tempo setting,
Tempo Value
Then turn the Data Dial to set the tempo (30-280).
Press the [SONG] button to return the Song Mode display.
5. Mute a Drum Voice
Press the [DRUM OFF] button, a sign "
drum part song will be muted.
" will appear on the bottom right of the Song Mode display, and the main
You can then play along with the song. Press the [DRUM OFF] button again and the drum part will restore.
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Play Song
6. Play along with Click Voice
Press [CLICK] button to start the metronome. The click 's LED flashes.
Click LED
To turn off the metronome, press the [CLICK] Button again.
7. Change the Drum Kit
Press the [KIT] button to select a different Drum Kit with song.
Drum Kit Number
Then turn the Data Dial to select the drum kit number (1-30).
(When a song is started, the kit number will shift to its default automatically.
If you want to use another kit, you can change it when the song is playing.)
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Song
1. Repeat Playback
1.1 In the Song Mode, press the [PAGE+] button, the LCD diaplay:
1.2 Press the [SELECT] button to move the flashing cursor to the Repeat on/off position, then turn the
Data Dial to set repeat play.
2. Merge Track
Before merge operation, it is necessary to select the User Song ( Number 51-54).
This function merges the data in track 1 and track 2 of the user song to track 1.
2.1 In the Song Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the Merge Track Model setting display shown below:
2.2 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button, the confirmation shown below:
2.3 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button again to confirm.
"
" will appear, then the display will return to Song mode.
(Press the [SONG] button to cancel the merge track operation, and return to Song Mode display.
* If a preset SONG (No. 1-50) is already selected, the following display will appear and the User Song Mode
cannot be entered.
Press the [SONG] button to return to Song Mode display.
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Song
3. Play Back Track
In the Song Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the PlayBack Track setting display shown below:
"
"
"
"
" The tracks in the user song is empty.
" Track 1 already has recorded data.
" Track 2 already has recorded data.
" Both track (1&2) already has recorded data.
Turn the Data Dial to select tracks to be playback.
* If the User Song contain 2 tracks, you can select only
playback track 1(
)
or track 2 (
),
or playback two tracks together (
).
When one track is playing, the kit itself is the recording kit. When two tracks are playing together,
the kit is just the same as track 1.
4. Quantize Notes
4.1 In the Song Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the quantize setting display shown below:
Quantize Note Value
Track Number
Turn the Data Dial to select the quantize value:
: quarter note
: sixteenth note
: eighth note
: sixteenth note triplet
: eighth note triplet
4.2 Press the [SELECT] button, the track indicator flashes on display,
then turn the Data Dial to assigns the track 1 or 2 to be quantized.
4.3 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button, the confirmation shown below:
4.4 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button again to confirm.
"
" will appear, then the display will return to Song mode.
(Press the [SONG] button to cancel the quantize operation, and return to the Song Mode display.)
The quantize operation is not available when a song is playing, and the display will return to Song Mode display.
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Song
5. Clear Track
This function clears all data in the assigned track 1 or track 2 in the user song.
5.1 In the Song Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the Clear Track setting display shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to assign the track you want to clear (track 1 or track 2).
5.2 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button, the confirmation shown below:
5.3 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button again to confirm.
"
" will appear, then the display will return to Song mode.
(Press the [SONG] button to cancel the Clear Track operation, and return to the Song Mode display.)
The Clear Track operation is not available when a song is playing, and the display will return to Song Mode display.
6. Song Copy
This function copies the preset song to the user song
6.1 In the Song Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the Song Copy setting display shown below:
Song Number
Turn the Data Dial to assign the preset song (No. 1-50).
6.2 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button, the confirmation shown below:
6.3 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button again to confirm.
"
" will appear, then the display will return to Song mode.
The data in track 2 will be deleted thoroughly thisafter operation.
(Press the [SONG] button to cancel the Song Copy operation, and return to the Song Mode display.)
The Song Copy operation is not available when a song is playing, and the display will return to Song mode.
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Song
7. Delete Song
This function clears all data in the assigned track 1 or track 2 in the user song.
7.1 In the Song Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the Delete Song setting display shown below:
7.2 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button, the confirmation shown below"
7.3 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button again to confirm.
"
" will appear, then the display will return to Song mode.
(Press the [SONG] button to cancel the Delete Song operation, and return to the Song Mode.)
The Delete Song operation is not available when a song is playing, and the display will return to Song mode.
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Voice
1. Select the Drum Voice
1.1 Select Drum voice category
Press the [VOICE] button to enter the Voice Mode display, the voice category indicator flashes on the display:
Input Source
Category Voice Number
Voice Layer Number
Voice Name
Turn the Data Dial to select the drum voice category.
1.2 Select the Drum Voice
Press the [SELECT] button, the voice number indicator flashes on the display:
Turn the Data Dial to select the drum voice category.
1.3 Select a Drum for the Input Source
Press the [SELECT] button, the voice input source indicator flashes on the display:
Then turn the Data Dial to select the input source that is connected to trigger input jack is selected.
The value " V=1" indicator that the layer number is 1, two voices can be delivered with one input source.
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Voice
2. Change the Note value
Change the note value of each pad's MIDI out.
In the Voice Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the Note value setting display shown below:
Note Value
Turn the Data Dial to define the note value.
Use the [SELECT] button to select the input source.
3. Change the Drum Volume
3.1 Change the PAD Volume
Change the volume of the drum voice when the pad is hit.
In the Voice Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the volume setting display shown display:
Input Source
Voice Layer Number
Volume indicator
Pan indicator
Then turn the Data Dial to set the volume level (0-127).
3.2 Change the PAN Volume
This Pan setting can move the position of the currently selected drum voice within the stereo filed.
Use the same display, press the [SELECT] button, the Pan indicator flashes on the display :
Input Source
Voice Layer Number
Volume indicator
Pan indicator
Then turn the Data Dial to set the pan value (0-127).
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Voice
4. Change the Pad Function
In the Voice Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the function setting display shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to select other functions to the trigger from the input source.
"
": The drum pad is used as normal pad operations.
"
": Switch the click sound on/off
"
": Assign the playback function to the current Song.
"
": Assign the playback of the pad of the pad song
Caution: If there is more than two pads be assigned to pad song, and tap another pad when
one pad song is playing, the pad song will stop immediately and other pad song will start.
Also when pad song is playing and you change the parameter if this page and the next page,
the song will stop immediately. This function can't be use when recording.
5. Select Pad Song
This pad song function is assign the pad song number when the trigger type of the pad's pad song.
In the Voice Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the song setting display shown below :
Turn the Data Dial to select the song number (1-54) that is assigned to the pad song.
Use the same display, press the [SELECT] button, the repeat indicator flashes in the display,
then turn the Data Dial to assign repeat playback of the song or normal play.
6. Adjust the Reverb
In the Voice Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the reverb setting shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to set the reverb value (0-127).
When the reverb value is set to 0, it will no reverb, large values will increase the amount of
reverb applied to the voice
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Voice
7. Voice Copy
This function is copy the input source data to the pad.
In the Voice Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the copy setting display shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to set the destination pad (Pad 1-7/Pedal/Open/Closed).
7.1 When the destination pad is selected, press the [SAVE/ENTER] button, the confirmation shown below:
7.2 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button again to confirm.
(Press the [VOICE] button to cancel the copy operation, and return to the Voice Mode display.
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Song Recording
Song recording lets you record data, produced as the drum kit is played to the sequencer
in real-time (one track at a time). All MIDI channels are recorded simultaneously.
1. Select the User Song
Press the [RECORD] button to enter the record mode:
Turn the Data Dial to set the User Song number (no.51-54) that you want to record to.
* Only User Songs no.51-54 can be used for recording.
* User song that already has recorded data in tracks can't be recorded to.
"
"
"
"
" The tracks in the user song is empty.
" Track 1 already has recorded data.
" Track 2 already has recorded data.
" Both track (1&2) already has recorded data.
2. Set the Track
Press the [PAGE +] button, the display shown below:
Then turn the Data Dial to select a track 1 or 2 for recording.
* User Songs contain 2 tracks that can be recorded to.
3. Get ready to record
Press the [PAGE +] button to ready to record :
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Song Recording
4. Start recording
Press the [START/STOP] button to start to recording :
* When the track that already has recorded data and the [START/STOP] button is pressed,
the error message shown below:
5. Playback to the Song
After you have recorded a performance, you can press the [START/STOP] button to playback the
recorded performance. Playback stops when the [START/STOP] button is pressed again or the song will
stop when it reaches the end.
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Utility
1. Self Rejection, Rejection
This function is used to prevent double triggers and cross talk (mixed input signals between
the jacks)
for each pad.
Press the [UTILITY] button to enter the Utility Mode, the LCD displays:
Self Rejection Rejection
1.1 Self Rejection (SelfRej)
Prevents double triggers from occuring in the pad assigned in UT PAD IN. After an even is
detected, further events will be automatically muted for a certain length of time. Larger
value set longer times. Turn the Data Dial to select the pad (0-9).
1.2 Rejection (Rej)
Prevents cross talk from occuring I the pad assigned in UT PAD IN. Events triggered by
other pads that are of a lower input value than what is set here will not be delivered for a
set length of time. Press the [SELECT] button, then turn the Data Dial to select the pad
(0-9).
1.3 UT PAD IN
Assign the drum pad number.
2. Gain, Minimum Velocity
This function sets the input sensitivity (Gain) and velocity range (Minimum Velocity) for each
pad.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the gain/velocity setting display
shown below:
Gain Level Minimum Velocity Level
2.1 Gain
Adjusts the input gain level for the pad assigned. Entering a larger value here allows smaller
input
levels to sound the voice.
Turn the Data Dial to select the gain level (0-99).
2.2 Minimum Velocity (Mvel)
Sets the MIDI Velocity that is transmitted when the pad is hit the weakest. Large values will
produce
a high volume level even if the pad is hit softly. However, this will result in a
narrow volume range making it difficult to adequately produce wider dynamic levels. Press the
[SELECT] button, then turn the Data Dial to select the velocity level (1-127).
2.3 UT PAD IN
Assign the drum pad number.
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Utility
3. Velocity Curve
This function sets the MIDI Velocity Curve for the sensitivity for each pad.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the velocity curve setting display shown below:
Drum pad number
Velocity Curve
3.1 Velocity Curve (Velcurve)
Sets the Input Velocity Curve for the trigger input jack assigned in drum pad.
Turn the Data Dial to select the curve (Normal, Loud1, Loud 2, Hard 1, Hard 2).
3.2 UT PAD IN
Assign the drum pad number.
4. Assign Order
This set the pad function that allows the currently selected drum kit number to be increased or decrease
by hitting the specified pad.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the assign order setting display shown below:
4.1 Assign Order
Turn the Data Dial to assign Increment (Inc) or Decrement (Dec).
4.2 UT PAD IN
Assign the drum pad number.
5. Equalizer
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the equalizer setting display shown below:
5.1 Low Gain (EQ Lo)
Turn the Data Dial to adjust the low gain level range from (0-12dB).
5.2 High Gain (EQ Hi)
Press the [SELECT] button, then turn the Data Dial to adjust the high gain level rang from (0-12dB).
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Utility
6. Hi-Hat Offset
This sets the value of the data sent by a foot controller connected the HI-HAT CONTROL jack
on the rear panel.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the Hi-Hat offset setting display shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to set the value.
* When a low data value is received from a foot controller, the voice will sound sooner. So, slightly pressing
the foot controller will result in the voice sounding. In the case of the hi-hat controller, adjustment of the
controller's "closed" point is possible.
7. Trigger Bypass
This function prohibits reception of pad signals from pads (the Hi-Hat controller too) connected to the drum
brain. You will not be able to produce voices or transmit MIDI data. The sequencer and tone generator will
function normally.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the trigger bypass setting display shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to set the value.
on : Bypasses the trigger (does not receive).
off : The trigger function normally (receives trigger).
8. Factory Set
This function replaces all internal settings
8.1 In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the factory setting display shown below:
8.2 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button, the confirmation shown below:
8.3 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button again to confirm.
"
" will appear, then the display will return to Song mode.
(Press the [UTILITY] button to cancel the reset operation, and return to the Utility Mode display.
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Utility
9. Click Voice
This function sets each of the click voices used for the click sound. Drum voices are assigned.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the click voice setting display shown below:
9.1 Voice Category
Sets the voice to be used for the Click Voice.
Turn the Data Dial to select category.
9.2 Voice Number, Voice Name
Selects the voice that will be assigned. If this parameter is set to 0, " No Assign " will appear on
the display and sound will not be produced.
Press the [SELECT] button, then turn the Data Dial to select the voice.
10. Click Tune
This sets the pitch of each of the Click Voices.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the click tune setting display shown below:
10.1 Tune Coarse (Tune C)
The Click Voice will be tuned in increments fo a half-setp
Turn the Data Dial to set the tune coarse value (-24 to 0 to +24).
10.2 Tune Fine (Tune F)
The Click Voice will be tuned in increments of about 1.17 cents.
Press the [SELECT] button, then turn the Data Dial to set the tune fine value (-64 to 0 to +63).
11. Click Note Number
Sets the MIDI Note Number for each of the Click Voices.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the click note setting display shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to set the click note (0-127).
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Utility
12. Use Tempo
This function sets the tempo of a song to either change each time to its default tempo, or remain unchanged
at the currently set tempo when the song is switched.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the use tempo setting display shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to set the value.
"Song" : Changes the tempo of the song to its default tempo when the song is switched.
"Global" : The tempo remains unchanged at the currently set tempo when the song is switched.
13. System Real time
This enables or disables the drum to transmit or receive system real time message (start/continue/stop).
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the system real time setting display shown below:
Turn the Data Dial to set the value.
"on" : Transmits and receives the system real time messages.
"off" : Does not transmits and receives system real time messages.
14. Reverb Type, Reverb Time
This function sets the reverb effect of the drum.
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select reverb type and time setting display shown below:
14.1 Reverb Type (Type)
Turn the Data Dial to set the reverb type:
14.2 Reverb Time (T)
Press the [Select] button, then turn the Data Dial to set the reverb time (0-127).
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Utility
15. Local control
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the local control setting display shown below:
Then turn the Data Dial to set the Local Control on or off.
off: MIDI signals triggered by the connected pads is disconnected from the drum brain's tone generator,
there will be no sound produced by the drum brain's tone generator. The drum brain will transmit
MIDI signals from the MIDI out.
On: Normal operation. MIDI signals will be transmitted to the brain's tone generator as well as the
MIDI OUT jacks.
16. MIDI Merge
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the MIDI merge setting display shown below:
Then turn the Data Dial to set the Local Control on or off.
off: MIDI signals triggered by the connected pads is disconnected from the drum brain's tone generator,
there will be no sound produced by the drum brain's tone generator. The drum brain will transmit
MIDI signals from the MIDI out.
On: Normal operation. MIDI signals will be transmitted to the brain's tone generator as well as the
MIDI OUT jacks.
17. Program Change
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the program change setting display shown below:
Then turn the Data Dial to set the receive program on or off.
It is necessary to set the receive parameter to on in the display in order to switch the drum kits from
a song or an external MIDI device
off: Does not receive
On: receives
18. System Exclusive Message
In the Utility Mode, press the [PAGE +] button to select the system exclusive setting display shown below:
Then turn the Data Dial to set the System Exclusive Message on or off.
This is enables or disables the drum to receive system exclusive messages form all MIDI channels.
off: Does not receive system exclusive messages.
On: Receives system exclusive messages.
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Pad Assign
This function sets each fo the voices used form the drum pad.
1. Select the Voice Category
Press the [PAD ASSIGN] button, the LCD display:
Turn the Data Dial to set the voice category.
2. Select the Voice Number
Press the [SELECT] button, then turn the Data Dial to select the voice number.
You can also assign the pad by taping it, when you hit the pad the voice will change, hit the pad until you reach
the voice you desired.
3. Save the user Drum Kit
3.1 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button, the LCD display:
3.2 Then turn the Data Dial to set the drum kit number (21-30) for saving your drum kit to.
3.3 Press the [SAVE/ENTER] button again to save it, then the display will return to previous display.
(Press the [PAD ASSIGN] button to cancel the save operation, and return to the Pad Assign Mode display.
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Preset Drum Kit List
Kit 1,21
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Standard1
K/ 3 BD DRY1
S/15 Wood Sn
DRY GM5
T/2
DRY GM3
T/4
GRY GM1
T/6
C/11 RideLite
CrashB
C/1
H/20 Hhopen#1
H Cls01
H/1
H/22 H PdlLit
Kit 2
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Standard2
K/ 3 BD DRY1
S/65 S SStck3
DRY GM5
T/2
DRY GM3
T/4
GRY GM1
T/6
C/11 RideLite
CrashB
C/1
H/20 Hhopen#1
Ana 1Hi
t/1
H/22 H PdlLit
Kit 3,22
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Dance 1
k/ 4
BDDance1
S/6
AnalogH1
t/6
AnlgTom5
t/8
AnlgTom3
t/10 AnlgTom1
C/11 RideLite
C/2
BriteCrs
H/24 H OpnAMu
H/4
H ClsA2
H/3 1 H ClsA1
Kit 4,23
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Jazz
K/ 8
S/65
T/8
T/10
T/41
C/11
C/1
H/20
H/1
H/22
Kit 5,24
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Room 1
K/ 11 BD Room2
MapleA50
S/3
T/21 Room 4
T/22 Room 3
T/24 Room 1
C/11 RideLite
BriteCrs
C/2
H/20 Hhopen#1
H Cls01
H/1
H/22 H PdlLit
Kit 6
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Electric
K/ 18 BD GateM
S/63 RockL
t/25 E Tom4
t/25 E Tom3
t/28 E Tom1
C/11 RideLite
BriteCrs
C/2
H/20 Hhopen#1
H Cls01
H/1
H/22 H PdlLit
Kit 7
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Brush
K/ 12 BD Room5
S/53 BrshTap2
T/11 BrshJzHi
T/13 BrshJzLo
T/14 BrshJzF1
C/13 RideRoc2
CrashB
C/1
H/20 Hhopen#1
H Cls01
H/1
H/22 H PdlLit
Kit 8
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Room_stick
K/ 11 BD Room2
S/65 S SStck3
T/21 Room 4
T/22 Room 3
T/24 Room 1
C/11 RideLite
BriteCrs
C/2
H/20 Hhopen#1
H Cls01
H/1
H/22 H PdlLit
Kit 9
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Latin
K/ 3
S/15
T/2
T/4
T/5
C/11
C/2
P/18
P/18
H/22
Kit 10
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Latin
K/ 3
S/65
T/2
T/4
T/5
C/11
C/2
P/18
P/18
H/22
Kit 11
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Jazz
K/ 8
S/3
T/8
T/10
T/41
C/11
C/1
H/20
H/1
H/22
Kit 12,25
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Brush 2
K/ 12 BD Room5
S/50 BrshSlp
T/12 BrshJzMd
T/14 BrshJzF1
T/18 BrshRkF1
C/13 RideRoc2
C/22 C Splsh1
s/46 BrshAtak
s/46 BrshAtak
H/22 H PdlLit
Kit 13
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Dance-stick
K/ 4 BDDance1
s/48 BrshHit2
AnlgTom5
t/6
AnlgTom3
t/8
t/10 AnlgTom1
C/11 RideLite
BriteCrs
C/2
H/24 H OpnAMu
H ClsA2
H/4
H ClsA1
H/3
Kit 14,26
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Orchestra
1K/25 GrnCassa
S/11 Tosh Sn
T/42 Room2Flr
T/10 Jazz Flr
T/41 Room2 Lo
C/25 Hcym1
C/26 HcymOpnL
H/20 Hhopen#1
H/1
H Cls01
H/22 H PdlLit
Kit 15,27
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Drum&bass
k/ 4
BDDance1
s/30 AnVelRim
s/27 AnaShh
s/11 AnHitRim
k/15 BDRevers
C/14 RidesizC
C/7
PaperThn
H/4
H ClsA2
H/3
H ClA1
H/24 H OpnAMu
Kit 16
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
House
k/ 4
BDDance1
s/18 Dance06
AnalogL1
s/ 7
s/19 Electrik
P/43 TambA
ReverseC
C/8
FastCras
C/6
H/19 HHRoKopn
H/20 Hhopen#1
H/21 H Pdl13
Kit 17,28
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
R&B
K/ 4
s/17
s/18
s/2
P/43
C/13
C/3
H/24
H/16
H/15
Kit 18,29
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Jungle
k/ 1
AnaQuick
AnalogH1
s/ 6
S/56 RIMrock
t/12 TEKK 1M
AnlgTom5
t/6
C/11 RideLite
BriteCrs
C/2
H/24 H OpnAMu
H ClsA2
H/4
H ClsA1
H/3
Kit 19,30
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
CHINA LUOGU
K/26 DAGU1
P/55 GUBAN2
S/72 PAIGU 2
S/71 PAIGU 1
C/35 DALUO2
C/39 DAPO2
P/64 PENGLIN1
C/41 XIAOPO
C/42 XIAOPOM
C/41 XIAOPO
Kit 20
1 kick
2 snare
3 tom1
4 tom2
5 tom3
6 ride
7 crash
Open
Close
Pedal
Oriental 1
K/26 DAGU1
S/72 PAIGU 2
C/33 DALUO1
C/41 XIAOPO
C/35 DALUO2
C/37 DAPO1
C/39 DAPO2
C/41 XIAOPO
C/42 XIAOPOM
C/41 XIAOPO
1
BD DRY1
Wood Sn
DRY GM5
DRY GM3
GRY GM2
RideLite
BriteCrs
CowB1
CowB1
H PdlLit
BDDance1
Dance05
Dance06
AnaDark
TambA
RideRoc2
C Crash
H OpnAMu
H OpnLK
H OpnL3
2
BD DRY1
S SStck3
DRY GM5
DRY GM3
GRY GM2
RideLite
BriteCrs
CowB1
CowB1
H PdlLit
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HeadHi
MapleA50
Jazz Mid
Jazz Flr
Room2 Lo
RideLite
CrashB
Hhopen#1
H Cls01
H PdlLit
Latin
2HeadHi
S SStck3
Jazz Mid
Jazz Flr
Room2 Lo
RideLite
CrashB
Hhopen#1
H Cls01
H PdlLit
Drum Voice List
Voice Category
K: Acoustic Kick
k: Electric Kick
S: Acoustic Snare
s: Electric Snare
T: Acoustic Tom
t: Electric Tom
C: Cymbal
H: Hi-Hat
P: Percussion
K: Acoustic Kick
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
2HedMed2
Basic
BD DRY 1
BD DRY 4
SoTight
BDaftty1
BDaftty2
2HeadHi
BD GMJ
BD GML
BD ROOM2
BD ROOM5
BD Soft
BDersko1
BD ROOM3
BD GATE1
BD GATE2
BD GateM
BD Meta1
BD Rock1
BD Rock2
Bdevolvr
Bdpalmer
GrCMute
GrnCassa
DAGU1
DAGU2
k: Electric Kick
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
AnaQuick
BD ELEC2
BD Rave8
BDDance1
BDDance2
BDDance3
BDDance4
BDdance5
BDlong1
BDRave11
Sub1
Sub2
Sub3
BDNIN1
BDRevers
Walkik
fefifofm
S: Acoustic Snare
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
Loosy
Baryrim
MapleA50
MickMHS
MapleV65
Blu90Rim
Blue90
Hip Hop
OldCan
LiteSnr1
Tosh Sn
MapleRim
BigWdRim
BigWood
Wood Sn
Wood65
ToshL fi
Looz Pic
PhlyRim
RIMhipop
SnareH2
MickCJ8S
Maple12
12Soprno
Picket
Slappy
BeatyRim
Beauty
BrassRim
BuzRgRim
Buzzring
Jelyrim
RIMnatrl
RIMouch
RoldGold
Steel
VtgBras1
VtgBras2
MickDarS
Brassy
Fat looz
Rock
PicloRim
Metalpic
ClubOK
ClubORri
Piclodry
Fusion
TrashRIM
Ambient1
Ambt1rim
Powerpic
Pwrpcrim
Room
Amb 03
RIMrock
RIMwatts
Fatbrass
Fatbrim
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
Brass55
Gate
RockH
RockL
RockM
S SStck3
S STK_HT
Timbrim
TambSnre
SnRoll1*
SnRoll2*
PAIGU 1
PAIGU 2
PAIGU 3
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
Sheetmtl
BrshAtak
BrshHit1
BrshHit2
BrshOp
BrshSlp
BrshSlpL
BrshSwep
BrshTap2
BrshTap3
BrshTp
BrSwH*
BrSwL*
BrSwTime
BrSwTRim
s: Electric Snare
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
AnaDaRim
AnaDark
AnaHit
Analog H
Analog L
AnalogH1
AnalogL1
AnaTite
AnaWide
AnaWiRim
AnHitRim
AnSStick
Dance
Dance01
Dance02
Dance03
Dance05
Dance06
Electrik
SAmbie4
SAna1
CapGun
CapRim
Dryroom
HiFive
AnaBzRim
AnaShh
AnaShRim
AnaSlegh
AnVelRim
ASOBI
Blaaaghf
Dry Guy
Elem3
FantaRim
FX
JelyRoll
RIMshort
RO_S
RockRim
RollEm2
RollEm3
RollRim2
RollRim3
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T: Acoustic Tom
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
DRY GM6
DRY GM5
DRY GM4
DRY GM3
DRY GM2
DRY GM1
Jazz Hi
Jazz Mid
JazzLo
Jazz Flr
BrshJzHi
BrshJzMd
BrshJzLo
BrshJzF1
BrshRkHi
BrshRkMd
BrshRkLo
BrshRkFl
Room 6
Room 5
Room 4
Room 3
Room 2
Room 1
Rock 6
Rock 5
Rock 4
Rock 3
Rock 2
Rock 1
ACTomH
ACTomM
ACTomL
ACTomF
Room1 Hi
Room1Mid
Room1 Lo
Room1Flr
Room2 Hi
Room2Mid
Room 2Lo
Room2Flr
t: Electric Tom
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Ana 1Hi
Ana 1Mid
Ana 1Lo
Ana 1Flr
AnlgTom6
AnlgTom5
AnlgTom4
AnlgTom3
AnlgTom2
AnlgTom1
TEKK 1H
TEKK 1M
TEKK 1L
TEKK 1F
TEKK 3H
TEKK 3M
TEKK 3L
TEKK 3F
AnaIndsH
AnaIndsM
AnaIndsL
AnaIndsF
E Tom6
E Tom5
E Tom4
E Tom3
E Tom2
E Tom1
HybridH
HybridM
HybridL
HybridF
Drum Voice List
C: Cymbal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
CrashB
BriteCrs
C Crash
DeepDRK
FasCrash
FastCras
PaperThn
ReverseC
SoftRoll
C CrshSi
RideLite
RideRoc1
RideRoc2
RidesizC
RideXfd
Rocksizl
Sizzler
SizzlRck
RidB Lit
China
ChinaHi
C Splsh1
C Splsh2
C FX01
HCym1
HcymOpnL
MANGLUO1
MANGL1M
MANGLUO2
MANGL2M
MANGLUO3
MANGL3M
DALUO1
DALUO1M
DALUO2
DALUO2M
DAPO1
DAPO1M
DAPO2
DAPO2M
XIAOPO
XIAOPOM
XIAOLUO
XIAOLUOM
TENLUO1
TENLUO1M
GOULUO
GOULUOM
H: Hi-Hat
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
H Cls01
H Cls13
H ClsA1
H ClsA2
H QOpn13
H TiCls1
HHcl2Xfd
HHclsXfd
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
HHRocKcls
H Opn13
H OpnDW
H OpnDWX
H OpnL1
H OpnL2
H OpnL3
H OpnLK
H OpnLX1
H OpnNB
HHRoKopn
Hhopen#1
H Pdl13
H PdlLit
H PdTit
H OpnAMu
H OpnAn
P: Percusion
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
AgogoH1
AgogoH2
Bell Tre
Bongo Hi
Bongo Lo
Cabasa1
Cabasa2
Castanet
ClapA
Clvs
ClvsA
Conga8H
CongaM
CongaMv
CongaAn
CongaO
CongBe
CowB1
CowBM
CuicaH
CuicaL
Fsnap2
Guiro
GuiSht
HiQ
JingBell
Maracas1
Maracas2
MtBel
Mtron
Scrach
Shake1
Surdo
SurdoM
Tabla B
Tabla BL
Tabla BM
Tabla BV
TalkD
TalknDrD
TalknDrU
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
TalknDrV
TambA
TimbH
TimbL
TimpH
TimpL
Triang
TriMut
VibrSlap
Whist
XfadeTri
BANGU
GUBAN1
GUBAN2
LHBAN
ZHUBAN
NANBANG
DAMUYU
SMUYU-1
SMUYU-2
SMUYU-3
SMUYU-4
PENGLIN1
PENLIN1M
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Song List
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
NEW WORLD
HOT SAMBA
ORGAN FUNK
MAMBO
SPEED
HOLIDAY
HIP HOP
WALK
BRUSH JAZZ
TRANCE
HARD ROCK 1
HARD ROCK 2
SLOW ROCK
ROCK & POP 1
ROCK & POP 2
ROCK & POP 3
ROCK & POP 4
SALSA
BEGUIN
BOSSANOVA
REGGAE
FUNK 1
FUNK 2
FUNK 3
SHUFFLE
FUSION
BIG BAND
JAZZ
DISCO
HOUSE
JUNGLE
R&B1
R&B2
R&B3
R&B4
ROCK 'N' ROLL 1
ROCK 'N' ROLL 2
8BEAT 1
8BEAT 2
16 BEAT 1
BALLAD 1
BALLAD 2
BALLAD 3
BALLAD 4
BALLAD 5
BALLAD 6
WALTZ
MARCH
JING OPEROR
CHINESERYTH
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Specifications
Drum Pad:
7 drum pads + 2 pedals
Voices:
389 voices
Drum kits:
20 preset , 10 user kits
Demo Song:
1 demo song
Song:
50 preset, 4 user songs
Controls:
POWER SWITCH, SONG, VOICE, UTILITY, KITS, PAD ASSIGN,
DRUM OFF, TEMPO/TAP, START/STOP, MASTER VOLUME,
AUX VOLUME, ACCOMP VOLUME +/-, PAGE +/-, SAVE/ENTER,
SELECT, CLICK, RECORD, DEMO, DATA DIAL
Display:
LCD display
Connections: DC IN
Aux Out
Aux In
Hi-Hat control
Hi-Hat
Snare
Tom 1
Tom 2
Tom 3
Ride
Crash
Kick
MIDI IN/OUT
Power Supply: DC 9V
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