HXM HD-006 User manual

HD-006DIGITALDRUM
USER SMANUAL

CAUTION
Anychangesormodificationsin construction of this device whicharenot expressly approved bythe party
responsible forcompliancecould voidthe user sauthoritytooperate the equipment.
WARNING
When using electricalproducts,basicsafetyprecautionsshouldalwaysbe followed,including the following:
NOTE:Thisequipment hasbeen testedand found to comply with the limitsfora Class Bdigitaldevice,
pursuant to Part15of theFCC Rules.
Also,this equipment hasbeen tested and found tocomplywith the limitsforfollowing standard:
EN55022-2006
EN55024:1998/+A1:2001/+A2:2003
EN55013:2001/+A1:2003/+A3:2006
EN61000-3-2:2006
EN61000-3-3:1995/+A1:2001/+A2:2003
Theselimitsaredesigned toprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferencein aresidential
installation. Thisequipment generates,uses,and can radiateradiofrequency energyand, ifnot installedand
used inaccordancewiththe instructions,maycause harmfulinterferencetoradio communications. However,
thereisnoguarantee that interferencewillnot occurinaparticularinstallation. Ifthisequipment doescause
harmfulinterferenceto radioortelevision reception,which canbe determinedbyturning theequipmentoff and
on,the useris encouraged totry to correct theinterferencebyone ormoreof thefollowing measures:
-Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
-Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.
-Connect the equipment into anoutlet on a circuit differentfrom that to whichthereceiverisconnected.
-Consultthedealeroran experiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.
CAUTION

TAKINGCAREOFYOURDRUM
-directsunlight(nearawindow),
-hightemperatures(nearaheatsource, outside,or
in acarduring the daytime),
-rainorexcessive humidity,
-excessive dust,
-strongvibration.
wThe unitshallnotbeexposedtodripping or
splashing and noobjectsfilled with liquids, such
asvases,shall be placed on the unit.
wThe drum containsdigitalcircuitryand may
causeinterferenceif placed too closetoradioor
television receivers. If interference occurs, move
thedrumfurtherawayfromthe affected
equipment.
POWER
wOnlyuseattachedpoweradaptor.
wTurnthepowerswitchoff when thedrum isnot in
use.
wToavoiddamage tothe drum andotherdevices
to which it isconnected, turnthe powerswitches
of all related devicesoff priorto connection or
disconnection of audio cables.
wTurnthe poweroff if the maincableof the
adaptorisdamagedorthe instrument isspat-
tered withliquid.
w Do notswitchthe unit on and off in quick
succession,this placesan undue load on the
electroniccomponents.
wUnplugtheACpowercordduringanelectrical
storm.
w Avoid plugging the AC adaptorinto the same AC
outletasapplianceswith highpowerconsumption,
suchaselectricheaters orovens.
SERVICEANDMODIFICATION
Thisproductshouldbe serviced byqualified service
personnelwhen,
wthepowersupplycord ortheplugofthe adaptor
hasbeendamaged,
wliquidhasbeen spattered into the unit orithas
beenexposedtorain,
wtheinstrumentdoesnotappeartooperate
normally orexhibitsa markedchange in
performance,
wtheinstrumenthasbeendroppedorthecabinet
hasbeendamaged.
HANDLINGANDTRANSPORT
wNeverapplyexcessiveforcetothe controls,
connectors, padsorotherpartsof the instrument.
wAlwaysunplug cablesbygripping the plug firmly,
not bypullingon the cable.
wPhysicalshockscausedbydropping, bumping, or
placing heavy objectsonthe instrument can
resultinscratchesand/ormoreseriousdamage.
wCarefully check the amplifiervolume control
before stating to play. Excessive volume can
causepermanenthearingloss.
CLEANING
wClean the unitwith a dryorlight-wet soft cloth. Do
notusepaintthinnerorpetrochemicalbased
polishes.
LOCATION
wDo notexposethedrum tothefollowing condi-
tionsto avoiddeformation, discoloration,ormore
seriousdamage,
DO NOTATTEMPTTOOPEN THEUNITOR MAKE ANYCHANGEINTHECIRCUITS OR
PARTS OFTHEUNIT.
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CONTENTSTABLE
INSTALLATION..............................................................................................................................5
SOUNDMODULE..........................................................................................................................9
CONTROLPANEL..................................................................................................................9
BOTTOM PANEL...................................................................................................................10
PLAYPAD....................................................................................................................................11
TURNONTHE POWER.......................................................................................................11
PLAYINGPADS....................................................................................................................11
MASTERVOLUME................................................................................................................11
DRUMKIT...................................................................................................................................12
KITSELECT..........................................................................................................................12
KITEDIT................................................................................................................................12
CHANGETHEVOICE AND VOLUMEOFTHE PAD.......................................................12
EXITFROM THEEDITMODE..........................................................................................13
PATTERN....................................................................................................................................14
PLAY THEPATTERN............................................................................................................14
EXERCISE WITHTHE PATTERN........................................................................................14
METRONOME.............................................................................................................................15
RECORD.....................................................................................................................................16
RECORD STANDBY.............................................................................................................16
RECORDING........................................................................................................................16
STOPANDSAVE..................................................................................................................17
PLAYBACK............................................................................................................................17
USB&MIDI..................................................................................................................................18
VOICELIST.................................................................................................................................19
SPECIFICATIONS.......................................................................................................................21

Thedrawingshowsacompletedrumkitafter installation.
Eachdrumpad,cymbalpadandHi-Hatcontrolpedal hasitspartnumberunderneaththecomponent
namefor yourreferenceininstallation.Thepart number isalso printedonthe partpackingbox.
Poweradaptorandconnection cablesarenotshowninthe drawing.
INSTALLATION
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SOUNDMODULE
CRASH
KICK
SNARE
TOM2
TOM1
HI-HAT
TOM3
RIDE
KICKPEDAL
HI-HATCONTROLLER
B-8Tom
HD-006
A-12 Cymbal-edg
B-6Kick
B-HHCtrl
P-6C Kick pedal
A-8Tom
A-8Tom
A-8Tom
A-8Hi-Hat
A-12 Cymbal
*KICKPEDALIS OPTIONALACCESORY
RACK SYSTEM

Rack clamp
L-Rod
Arm
Wing nuts
Pad clamp
Crashand Ride rod
Foot
Hi-Hat rod
Leg
Crossbeam
RACK SYSTEM
Foldedrack inpackage
INSTALLATION
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Otherpartsoftherack system

RACK INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
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1Open thearms,adjust theposition ofarms
andcrossbeam,thentightenthewingnuts
2Install theleftandrightfoot,
adjust theheighttohave thefeet
firmly fixed ontotheground
4RotatetheL-Rods
toproperpositions,then
tightenthewingnuts
3Moveandrotatethepadclamps
toproperlocations
5Insertthecymbalrods
andadjusttheirposition
6Moveandrotatethecymbal
clamptoproperlocation,then
tightenthewingnuts

1. Removethe wingnut,
washerand feltpad
3.Adjusttheangleandheight
ofthe rodbeforetighteningthe
wingnut.
1. Remove thewing nut, washer
andfeltpad
2.Putthecymbalpadintothe
rodalong withpartsremoved in
step 1. Fasten thewingnut
modertlyto give the pad a little
bitwobblinglikethe realacous-
ticcymbal.
Note: CrashandRide havedif-
ferentpartnumbers.Pleasere-
ferto indication on page 5.
3.Adjust the angleof the rodthentighten the wing nut.
1. Insertthe snareintothe
L-Rod,thentightenthe
wingnut.
2. Put the Hi-Hat into the rod
alongwithpartsremovedin
step 1.Fasten the wing nut.
2. Adjust the angle of the
L-Rod then tighten the
wing nut inthe clamp.
Hi-Hat Installation Crash and Ride Installation
Snare Installation
1.Insert thetomintothe
L-Rod,thentightenthe
wingnut.
Note: Allthetomsusethe
samepad.
2. Adjustthe angleof theL-Rod before
tightening the wing nut inthe clamp.
Tom Installation
1. Align holesinthekickstand with
theseinthe bracket then fasten them
with screws.
2. Insert tongue of the kickstand into slot
ofthepedal. Tightenthe wing nut on
thepedallevelto fixit.
Kick Installation
COMPONENTSINSTALLATION
1.Align holesinsupporting boardwiththeseinsound
modulethen fasten them with screws.
2. Insertrod ofthesupporting boardintotheclamp,
thentightenthewing nut.
Sound module Installation
Pleaserefertothe SOUNDMODULEChapterforelectronicconnection.
Electronic Connection
Finalizing the Installation
Adjust arms, clampsand rodsto the best position you like to finalize the installation.
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INSTALLATION
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CONTROL PANEL
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(1)Display: Thedisplayisa3-digital7-SegmentLEDtypeshowing Information suchasKitnumber, Voice
numberetc..
(2)CLICKButton: MetronomeOn/Offswitch
(3)TEMPOButton: Change the tempoofthe metronome,itisalsousedforrecording andPatternplaying.
(4)MASTER VOLUMEKnob: Rotatethe knobclockwiseto increasethe mastervolumeand counter-clock-
wisetodecreasethe mastervolume
(5)KITButton: Enterthe Drum kitselection mode
(6)PATTERNButton: EnterthePatternplaymode
(7)VOICEButtons: Enterthe voiceassignment mode
(8)VOLUMEButton: Enterthe volumeadjustmentmode
(9)DRUMOFFButton: Mutedrumsoundinthe pattern
(10)STOPButtons: Stopthepatternplayingorrecording
(11)PLAYButton: PlaythePattern
(12)RECOEDButtons: Entertherecordmode
(13)SAVEButton: Savethe recordand setting
(14)+/-Buttons: It is universalin the kit, patternselection and volume settingetc.
(15)PadSelectButtons: Selectapad inkitedit and displaypadperformanceinpatternplaying.
Press and holddownboth+and-button
when turnonthepoweruntilrSEappearson
the display. Thefactorysetting will bere-
storedand recordedcontentserased.
RESET
SOUNDMODULE
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CLICK TEMPO MASTER
VOLUME
KIT PATTERN
VOICE VOLUME DRUMOFF
HI-HATPEDAL SNARE KICK
TOM3
TOM2
TOM1
HIHAT
CRASH
RIDE
PLAY RECORD
STOP SAVE

BOTTOMPANEL
(1)PowerSwitch: Turn On/Off thesound module
Note:Afteryou turnthe poweroff, do not turn iton immediately. Waitat least fivesecondssothat the elec-
troniccircuitscanbe properlyreset.
(2)PowerInJack: Plug inthe DC cableof the attached adaptor
(3)USBJack: The USBconnectorallowsyouto connect the drumdirectlyto yourcomputer sUSBport.
The USBinterface iscompatiblewith WindowsXP/Vista, Windows7and MAC. The computerwillrecognize
the drum asAudio Device.
(4)PadTriggerConnector: Each pad andHi-Hatcontrolpedalhavelabeledcables.Allcablesaremerged
intoasingle connector. Plugthecableinto the jackof the corresponding component, and then plug inthe
connectorhere.
(5)Headphone Jack: Thedrumhasastereo headphone jack. You can playintotalsilencewithoutdisturb-
ing others in the room byplugging aset of headphonesinto the socket.
(6)Line OutJack: There is nobuilt-inspeakerinthe drum.Line Out of stereo audiooutputdeliversthe drum
output signalto externalamplification, suchashome stereo, PA system orotherstand alone amplifiers. If you
connectto an externalmonosystem, stereo/mono adapterisrecommended.
(7)LineInJack: LineIn of stereo audioinput jacks will mixthe supplied signalwith the internaldrumsound.
It can be used to connect to itemssuch asCD players, MP3 playeretc.
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SOUNDMODULE
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LINEIN
LINEOUT
HEADPHONE
TRIGGER
USB
POWER
ON
OFF
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TURN ONTHEPOWER
(1)Turndowntheexternalaudiodeviceconnected
with the drum.
(2)Pressthe POWERbuttonwhile don t strikepad or
presstheHi-Hatcontrolpedal.
(3)Turnon externaldevicesconnected.
(4)Strike thepad and adjustthe volumetoaproper
level.
PLAYINGPADS
PlayingSnareDrum
Strike the centralposition(head)of the pad to make
head sound,strike the rimof the pad to makearim
sound.
PlayingCymbal
Strike rubberarea ofthe crashandridepadto create
acymbalsound.
The crashhaschokefeature. Strikethe crash
pad,itssound will sustain.Squeezethe edge
portion,thesound willbe mute.
All padshavestriking force sensitivityfeature.
Strike the padharderto makea highervolume and
strikethepad softerto make a lowervolume.
Playing Tom Drum
Strikethe centralposition to create a sound.
Playing Hi-Hat
(1)Strikethe Hi-Hat pad without pressing theHi-Hat
controlpedaltomakeanopen Hi-Hatsound.
(2)StriketheHi-Hat pad whilefullypressing the Hi-
Hatcontrolpedaltomake acloseHi-Hat sound.
(3)StriketheHi-Hatpad whilepressingtheHi-Hat
controlpedalgradually,theconsecutive opensound
changestoclosesound.
(4)Press the Hi-Hat pedaldownquicklytomakeHi-Hat
pedalsound.
Playing Kick Drum
Press the Kick drumpedaltomake a kickdrum
sound.
Rotatethe MASTER VOLUMEknob toturnthe
master volumeup/down.Rotatethe knob clock-
wisetoincrease thevolume;rotatethe knob
counter-clockwisetodecrease the volume.
MASTERVOLUME
Head
MASTER
VOLUME
Rim
PLAYPAD
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HI-HATPEDAL SNARE KICK
TOM3
TOM2
TOM1
CRASH
RIDE
HI-HAT
Thisdrum has20 preset drumkitsforyourchoice.The kitis
acombination of different instrument voicesassigned to
each padwhich hasunitary styleforperformance. Anykit
couldbeedited andsaved. Afterthe poweristurnedon, the
kit mode isengaged automaticallythe KITbutton islit and
the kit numberisshown on the display.
Inotheroperationmodes,youcouldpress the KITbutton to
enterthe kitmode directly.
KITSELECT
Pressthe +or-buttonto selectthe kityou desirefrom the
kit list below ranging 01 -20. The default kit numberis01.
When you re-enterthekitmode,thekitnumberwill be one
youselected last time.
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KITEDIT
Afterselecting a kit, you can change the voice and itsvol-
ume of each pad and savethem.
Enterthekitmode
Enterthevoicechangemode
Selectpad and assignvoice
CHANGETHEVOICEANDVOLUMEOF THEPAD
Press theVOICEbuttonto assign a voiceto the padand
presstheVOLUMEbuttontochangeitsvolume.Thepressed
button will light upand blink.
Beforeediting,you shouldselecta pad bypressingthe pad
selectbutton.Theselectedpadbuttonwill lightup and blink,
and then you can hearitsvoice.
Pleasenotethat the snare hashead and rim parts;Hi-Hat
hasopen andclosevoices.Pressthe correspondingbutton
twicetoselectanalternativepartofthispadandthe light
colorofthebuttonbecomesblue.The defaultpadis Tom1.
Or, itisthe pad you edited last time.
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DRUM KIT
Kit No. Kit Name Kit No. Kit Name
01 Pop 11 HeavyBeat
02 Electric 12 Metal
03 Jazz 13 Rock
04 BeatBox 14 Punk
05 808 15 Carbon
06 Fireball 16 Disco
07 Magnet 17 TightRope
08 Dry 18 Smashing
09 Machine 19 Largeness
10 Room 20 Funky
Selectkit

Tip:
Savethe editing
Easy wayto select pad
Tip:
DRUM KIT
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Enterthevolumechangemode
Tip:
The followingprocedureisforvoiceassignment. The wayof
changing itsvolume isthe same.
Whilethe VOICEbutton andthe selected pad button blink,
itscurrentvoicenumberwillappearon thedisplay. Usethe
+,-button tochangethevoicenumberranging1-184.
Pressboth +and -button simultaneously, itsoriginalvoice
willbe restored. Allassignablevoicesarelistedinthe Ap-
pendixVOICELIST.
You can test thevoicebystrikingthepad orpressingthe
padbutton.
Pressandholddown the +or-button, the data
willchangeconsecutively.Itishelpfulforyouto change
thenumberinlargerange.
Youcan change the voiceofanotherpadbypressingan-
otherbutton.
Or,youcan adjustthe volumeofthispadbypressing the
VOLUMEbutton andthe VOLUMEbutton will light upand
blink.The displayshowscurrent volume. Then, use the +/-
button tochange the volumeranging 0-127.
An easywayto selecta part isto hitthe pad or
press the Hi-Hat pedaldirectly.The corresponding but-
tonwill light up and blink.Pleasenote thatatoo slight
strikingcannot triggeraproperselection.
EXITFROMTHEEDITMODE
Press the blinking VOICEorVOLUMEbutton again to exit
andturnto thekitselectmode. Itsindicatorwill be off. Please
notethat yoursetting will be lostwhenyou turnoffthepower.
YoucanalsoexitbypressingtheSAVE button.Inthis
way, yoursetting isnonvolatileeven whenyouturn
off thepower.
You can restorethe factorysetting.Please
refer todescriptionaboutthe Reset onpage 9.
PLAY RECORD
STOP SAVE
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Thereare50 built-inpatternsforyourenjoyment andexercise.
PLAYTHEPATTERN
Press the PATTERN button to engage the patternmode and
itsindicatorwilllightup. The patternnumberwith “P”infront
will appearandblinkon thedisplay.Usethe +or –button to
selecta pattern. PressthePLAYbuttonto startplaying and
the displaywill showmeasurenumber. Pad selectbuttons
willflashto indicate which pad isperformed.
When the patternplayingisfinished,it llrestartfrom the
verybeginning. Press the STOPbutton tostop the playing.
During the playing,you can alsoselectapatternbypressing
the+or-button,thenext/lastpatternnumberwill appearon
thedisplay.Afterselecting, the newpatternwillstartplay
from the firstmeasure.
During the playing, you can change itstempo. Pressthe
TEMPObutton, itsindicatorwill light up and blink. The cur-
rent tempo will appearon the displayand blink.Usethe +or-
button to change the tempo ranging 40 -240. Press both +
and -buttonsimultaneously,thetempowill recoverthe origi-
nalvalue.Wait3secondsorpress the TEMPObutton again,
thedisplaywill recoverthemeasure.
EXERCISEWITHTHEPATTERN
During thepatternplaying,you canalsoplaypads.
All patternsconsistof drum patternandorchestralback-
ground music.Youcan mutethe drumsoundand playby
yourselfaccompanied with background music.Press the
DRUM OFF button to mute the drum sound and the button
will light up.
Thevolume of the patternis adjustable.Press the VOLUME
button, the button will light up and blinkwhilethe current
volume willbe displayed. Usethe +or-buttontoadjust the
volume. Wait3secondsorpress the VOLUMEbutton again,
thedisplaywill recoverthemeasure.
Press the KITbuttonorpress the PATTERN buttonagainto
exit and turn to the Kit mode.
Selectpattern
Mutedrum sound
Adjustpatternvolume
Playpattern
Change thetempo
PATTERN
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Enterthe patternmode

Pressthe CLICKbutton toactivate the metronome,itsindi-
catorwilllight upand flashaccordingto current tempo.
Note: During thepattern playing, themetronome
cannotsoundbuttheCLICKbuttonwill flashifthe
metronomeisengaged.
Press the button again to stop it.
The speed of themetronome is determinedbytempo value.
It isadjustable. Press the TEMPObutton. Itsindicatorwill
lightupandblink.Thecurrent tempowillappearon thedis-
playandblink.Use the +or-buttonto changethetempo
ranging40-240.Pressboth+and -buttonsimultaneously,
thetempo will restorethe defaultvalue 120.Wait3seconds
orpressthe TEMPObuttonagain,thedisplaywillturnback
tothepreviouswindow.
Change thetempo
Activatethemetronome
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METRONOME
Pressandholddown the +or-button, the data
willchangeconsecutively.Itishelpfulforyouto change
thetempoinlargerange.
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Thisdrum providesfacilitiesto recordone pieceofyourper-
formanceandsaveitaspattern51. Therecording couldbe
accompaniedwith pattern. Beforerecording,you shouldpre-
parenecessarysettingsincludingselecting drumkit,metro-
nome and tempo setting, pattern selecting etc.
RECORD STANDBY
Press the RECORDbutton to enterthe recordmode. The
button will light upandblinkto indicate therecorderis
standby.ThePATTERNbuttonwilllight up automaticallyso
that you can record yourperformancewitha pattern. The
displayshowsthe current patternnumber;you can select
anotherpatternbythe+or-button.Thevolumeandtempo
ofthepattern isadjustable,pleasereferto the<PATTERN>
section of thismanual.
Ifyoudonot wantdrumsoundinthe pattern, press theDRUM
OFF button to mute it.
Ifyoudon twant to usethe pattern at all, pressthePAT-
TERN button, itsindicatorwillbe truned off and “oFF”will
appearonthedisplay.
Youcan makethemetronome readybypressing the CLICK
button and the button will flash.
RECORDING
Therearetwotypesoftherecord.
*Recordfreeperformance -You shouldturn offthepattern
forthistypeof record.
*Recordwitha pattern -In thisway,you can eitheruse its
background music oraddyourperformance to thepattern.
Thepatternwill playrepeatedlyuntil youstop therecording.
Pleasenote that evenifyoustop the recording beforethe
patternis over,theremainingmeasureof thepatternwillbe
keptinyourrecording.
Thereare twowaystostart recording.
*Auto Start: Press the RECORD button again, afterfour
beatscount-in, therecordwillstartimmediatelyno matter
you strikethe drum pad ornot.
*SynchroStart: The record will start assoon asyou strike
anypad.
When recordstarted, theRECORDbutton stopsblinkingand
remainslit.Themetronome willsoundassoon asrecord
startsifthe metronome isengaged.The recording measure
will appearon the display.
Turnoffthe pattern
Enterthe recordmode
Count-in
Recording
Measure
RECORD
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Tip:
Pressthe RECORDbuttonagainorpresstheSTOPbutton
to terminatetherecording. The RECORD buttonblinksand
is readyforthenextrecording.Thenewrecording over-writes
thecontentsofthepreviousrecordinginunitofmeasure.In
thisway,youcan edityourrecording.
The Auto Start mode is recommended forover-
writeandrecordwiththepattern.
Themetronomesoundisforreferenceonly.Itisnotrecorded.
STOPANDSAVE
Whenthe recordingisfinishedand RECORDbuttonblinks,
presstheSAVEbuttontosaveitasPattern51.TheRECORD
button turnsoff andthePATTERNbutton keepslit.The dis-
playshowsP51. yoursetting isnonvolatileeven when
you turnoffthepower.
When the RECORDbutton blinks,press the STOPbutton to
discard thecurrent record.TheRECORDbuttonturnsoff
and the PATTERN button keepslit. The displayshowsthe
pattern numberyou selected beforethe recording. Please
note that yourcurrent recordwillbe lost.
Press the KITnumberanytime, the recording will be termi-
natedandthedrumwillturntotheKit mode.Yourcurrent
recordwill be lost.
PLAYBACK
Enterthe Patternmode, select P51, pressthePLAYbutton
to playback yourrecording. Pleasereferto the <PATTERN>
section of thismanualfordetails.
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Saveto P51
Playback
Discardthe record
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Selectrecorded pattern
Measure
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USB&MIDI
MIDIstandsforMusicalInstrument DigitalInterface. Thisisa worldwide standard communication interface
thatenableselectronicmusicalinstrumentsand computers to communicate witheachothersothat instruc-
tionsand otherdata can passbetween them. This exchange of information makesitpossibleto createa
system ofMIDI instrumentsand devicesthat offers fargreaterversatilityand controlthan that isavailable
withisolatedinstruments.Whetheryouinterface withcomputers,sequencers,expandersorotherequipments
yourmusicalhorizonswill begreatlyenhanced.Forinstance,youcanedityourplayingin computerorplay
back MIDI song fromcomputerwhile playthedrum.
USB -The USBconnectorallowsyou to connectthe drum directlyto yourcomputer. It can
connected without driverinstallationunderthe WindowsXP,WindowsVista &MAC
OSXenvironment.The drum will be recognized asUSBAudio device to receiveand
transmit the same MIDI messagesdescribedabove.
Function Transmitted Recognized Remarks
BasicChannel 10 1-16
NoteNumber 0-127 0-127
Velocity:Note ON
Note OFF
1-127
64
0-127
0-127
MajorControls:
B9h04hxxh
Bxh79h 00h
Bxh7Bh00h
Yes
Yes
Yes
X
Yes
Yes
Hi-Hat pedalcontrol
Reset AllController
AllNotesOFF
Program Change X Yes*
SystemExclusive Yes Yes**
RPN X** Yes**
NRPN Yes Yes**
* Chanel10supportsBank0 only
** If you need detailedinformation about Exclusive, RPN andNRPN, please contact yourvender
Note: Transmittednote throughChanel10 foreach pad isfixed asbelow:
PAD NOTEPAD NOTE
Tom1 48 Ride 51
Tom2 45 Hi-Hat Open 46
Tom3 41 Hi-Hat Close 42
Snare 38 Hi-Hat Pedal 44
SnareRim 37 Kick 36
Crash 55
MIDIAPPLICATIONCHART
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VOICELIST
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No. Description No. Description No. Description
041 HighAgogo
001 HighQ 042 LowAgogo 081 Snare 1
002 Slap 043 Cabasa 082 Snare 2
003 ScraPush 044 Maracas 083 Snare 3
004 ScraPull 045 ShortWhist 084 Snare 4
005 Stick 046 LongWhist 085 Snare 5
006 SquarClick 047 ShortGuiro 086 Snare 6
007 MetroClick 048 LongGuiro 087 Snare 7
008 MetroBell 049 Claves 088 Snare 8
009 KickDrum2 050 HiW-Block 089 Snare 9
010 KickDrum1 051 Lo W-Block 090 Snare 10
011 SideStick 052 MuteCuica 091 Snare 11
012 SnareDrum2 053 OpenCuica 092 Snare 12
013 HandClap 054 MuteTriang 093 Snare 13
014 SnareDrum1 055 OpenTriang 094 Snare 14
015 LoFloTom2 056 Cabasa 095 Snare 15
016 CloseHH 057 Shaker 096 Snare 16
017 LowFloTom1 058 Belltree 097 Snare 17
018 PedalHH 059 Castanets 098 Snare 18
019 LowTom 060 MuteSurdo 099 Snare 19
020 OpenHi-hat 061 OpenSurdo 100 Snare 20
021 Low-midTom 101 Snare 21
022 Hi-midTom 062 Kick 1 102 Snare 22
023 CrashCymb1 063 Kick 2 103 Snare 23
024 RHighTom 064 Kick 3 104 Snare 24
025 RideCymb1 065 Kick 4 105 Snare 25
026 ChCymbal 066 Kick 5 106 Snare 26
027 RideBell 067 Kick 6 107 Snare 27
028 Tambourine 068 Kick 7 108 Snare 28
029 SplashCymb 069 Kick 8 109 Snare 29
030 Cowbell 070 Kick 9 110 Snare 30
031 CrashCymb2 071 Kick 10 111 Snare 31
032 VibraSlap 072 Kick 11 112 Snare 32
033 RideCymb2 073 Kick 12 113 Snare 33
034 HiBongo 074 Kick 13 114 Snare 34
035 LowBongo 075 Kick 14 115 Snare 35
036 MuteConga 076 Kick 15
037 HiConga 077 Kick 16 116 SideStick 1
038 LowConga 078 Kick 17 117 SideStick 2
039 HighTimbal 079 Kick 18 118 SideStick 3
040 LowTimbale 080 Kick 19
GM
KICK
SNARE
SIDESTICK

VOICELIST
20
No. Description No. Description No. Description
142 Open Hi-Hat 12 164 Low Tom5
119 Closed Hi-Hat 1 143 Open Hi-Hat 13 165 Low Tom6
120 Closed Hi-Hat 2 166 Low Tom7
121 Closed Hi-Hat 3 144 HiTom 1 167 Low Tom8
122 Closed Hi-Hat 4 145 HiTom 2
123 Closed Hi-Hat 5 146 HiTom 3 168 Crash 1
124 Closed Hi-Hat 6 147 HiTom 4 169 Crash 2
125 Closed Hi-Hat 7 148 HiTom 5 170 Crash 3
126 Closed Hi-Hat 8 149 HiTom 6
127 Closed Hi-Hat 9 150 HiTom 7 171 Ride 1
128 Closed Hi-Hat 10 151 HiTom 8 172 Ride 2
129 Closed Hi-Hat 11 173 Ride 3
130 Closed Hi-Hat 12 152 Mid Tom 1 174 Ride 4
153 Mid Tom 2 175 Ride 5
131 Open Hi-Hat 1 154 Mid Tom 3 176 Ride 6
132 Open Hi-Hat 2 155 Mid Tom 4
133 Open Hi-Hat 3 156 Mid Tom 5 177 Percussion 1
134 Open Hi-Hat 4 157 Mid Tom 6 178 Percussion 2
135 Open Hi-Hat 5 158 Mid Tom 7 179 Percussion 3
136 Open Hi-Hat 6 159 Mid Tom 8 180 Percussion 4
137 Open Hi-Hat 7 181 Percussion 5
138 Open Hi-Hat 8 160 Low Tom1
139 Open Hi-Hat 9 161 Low Tom2 182 PedalHi-Hat 1
140 Open Hi-Hat 10 162 Low Tom3 183 PedalHi-Hat 2
141 Open Hi-Hat 11 163 Low Tom4 184 PedalHi-Hat 3
CLOSEDHI-HAT
CRASH
HI TOM
OPEN HI-HAT
OTHER PERCUSSION
PEDALHI-HAT
LOWTOM
RIDE
MID TOM