HXM HD-010B User manual

HD-010BDIGITALDRUM
USER SMANUAL

CAUTION
Any changes or modifications inconstruction ofthisdevice which arenot expresslyapproved by
thepartyresponsibleforcompliance couldvoidtheusersauthoritytooperatethe equipment.
WARNING
When using electricalproducts,basicsafetyprecautions shouldalways be followed,including the
following:
NOTE:Thisequipment hasbeen testedandfound tocomplywiththe limitsforaClassBdigital
device,pursuanttoPart 15 of the FCC Rules.
Also, thisequipment hasbeentestedand found tocomplywiththelimitsfor followingstandard:
EN55022-2006
EN55024:1998/+A1:2001/+A2:2003
EN55013:2001/+A1:2003/+A3:2006
EN55020:2007
EN61000-3-2:2006
EN61000-3-3:1995/+A1:2001/+A2:2003
Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovide reasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresi-
dentialinstallation.Thisequipment generates, uses, andcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,if
not installedandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions, maycauseharmfulinterference toradio
communications. However, thereisno guaranteethatinterference will not occurinaparticular
installation.Ifthisequipmentdoes cause harmfulinterferencetoradioor televisionreception,which
canbedeterminedbyturningtheequipment offand on, theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrectthe
interferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:
-Reorientorrelocatethe receiving antenna.
-Increase the separationbetween theequipmentand receiver.
-Connectthe equipment intoan outlet onacircuitdifferent fromthattowhichthe receiveris
connected.
-Consult thedealer oran experiencedradio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION

TAKINGCAREOFYOURDRUM
wdirect sunlight(nearawindow),
whightemperatures(nearaheatsource,
outside,orinacarduring thedaytime),
wexcessivehumidity,
wexcessivedust,
wstrongvibration.
wThedrumcontainsdigitalcircuitryand
maycauseinterferenceifplacedtoo
closetoradioortelevisionreceivers.If
interferenceoccurs,movethedrum
furtherawayfromthe affected
equipment.
POWER
wTurnthepowerswitchoffwhenthe
drumisnotinuse.
wToavoiddamagetothedrumandother
devicestowhichitisconnected,turn
thepowerswitchesofallrelated de-
vicesoffpriortoconnectionordiscon-
nection ofaudiocables.
wTurnthepoweroffifthemaincableis
damagedortheinstrumentisspattered
withliquid.
wDonot switchthe uniton andoffinquick
succession, thisplacesan undue load
ontheelectroniccomponents.
wUnplug the ACpowercordduringan
electricalstorm.
wAvoidplugging the ACadaptorintothe
sameACoutlet asapplianceswithhigh
powerconsumption,suchaselectric
heatersorovens.
SERVICE AND MODIFICATION
Thisproductshouldbeserviced byqualified
servicepersonnelwhen,
wthe powersupplycordortheplughas
been damaged,
wliquidhasbeenspattered intothe unitorit
hasbeenexposed torain,
wtheinstrumentdoesnotappeartooperate
normallyorexhibitsamarkedchangein
performance,
wtheinstrumenthasbeendroppedorthe
cabinethasbeen damaged.
wDonotattempttoopen theunitormake
anychangeinthecircuitsorpartsof the
unit.
HANDLINGAND TRANSPORT
wNeverapplyexcessiveforcetothe
controls,connectors,padsorotherparts
ofthe instrument.
wAlways unplug cablesbygripping the plug
firmly,notbypullingon the cable.
wPhysicalshocks causedbydropping,
bumping, orplacingheavy objectson the
instrumentcanresultinscratchesand/or
moreseriousdamage.
wCarefullycheck the amplifiervolume
controlbeforestatingtoplay.Excessive
volumecan causepermanent hearing
loss.
CLEANING
wCleantheunit withadryorlight-wet soft
cloth.Donot usepaint thinnerorpetro-
chemicalbased polishes.
LOCATION
Donot exposethedrumtothe following condi-
tionstoavoiddeformation,discoloration,or
moreseriousdamage,
DO NOTATTEMPTTOOPEN THEUNITOR MAKE ANYCHANGEINTHECIRCUITS OR
PARTS OFTHEUNIT.
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CONTENTSTABLE
INSTALLATION .........................1
SOUNDMODULE ..........................5
ControlPanel..............................5
Back Panel.................................6
PLAYINPAD ....................................7
DRUMKIT .......................................8
MasterVolume...........................8
SONG ...............................9
DemoSong .....................................9
UserSong ................................10
METRONOME ........................11
Metronome...........................11
Tempo ..................................11
DRUMKITEDIT ..........................12
Selectkitforediting ..................12
Enterthe EditMode .....................13
Selectpart toedit .....................13
Selectparametertoedit..........13
Edit theparameter.................14
Editanotherparameterorpart......14
Editotherparameterinthecurrentpart..14
Editanotherpart.......................14
Completethe edit...................15
STRIKINGCOUNT ..................16
SETUP ...............................17
AccompanimentVolume..........17
Percussion VolumeforDemoPlay...17
MasterTune .......................17
CountSesitivity..................17
Local.........................17
Equalizer...........................18
AdvancedParameter.........18
Sesitivity..................19
Headroom.......................19
TriggerCorve ...........................19
CrossTalk...........................20
Hi-Hatpedalsetup ................20
Reset..............................22
RECORD ......................................23
Preparing..........................23
Record............................23
PlaybackUserSong...............24
Erase UserSong ..................24
MIDI &USB ............................25
KITLIST .........................27
VOICELIST ............................28
SPECIFICATIONS ..................32

INSTALLATION
Thediagramshowscompletedrum kitafterinstallation.
Each drumpad, cymbal pad andHi-Hatcontrol pedalhasitspart numberunderneaththepart name
foryourreference ininstallation.Thepart numberisprintedinpackingbox.
Poweradaptorandconnection cables arenotshowninthediagram.
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KICKPEDAL
KICK
SNARE
TOM3
RIDE
CRASH
HI-HAT
SOUND MODULE
HI-HATCONTROL PEDAL
TOM2
TOM1

INSTALLATION
RubberFeet
L-Rod ClampWing nut
Arm
Arm
Leg
Rack System
RACKB
CrashsupportrodRidesupprt rod
Hi-Hatsupportrod
RACK SYSTEM
You can find all of these componentsinRACK SYSTEM RACK Bpackage.
Cross beam
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4Loosen wing nut in
the clamp. Movethe
crossbeamtoproper
location, then tighten
thewing nuts
INSTALLATION
RACK INSTALLATION
5Loosen thewingnutsin
theclamp. Moveand ro-
tatethe L-Rod and cym-
bal supportrod to proper
position,and then tighten
thewing nuts
3Loosen the wing nutsinthe arm
clamp. Open arms,adjustthe
position,thentightenthewingnuts
1Loosen thewing nutsinthe
legclamp.Open the legs, ad-
justthe position,then tighten
thewing nuts
2Insert the feet
Please note: Hi-Hat rod is
different from ride/crash
rod.
Adjustarm,legand cross beamtoproperposition.PlaceL-rods andcymbalsupportrods on relevant
clamp as showninthe diagram.
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INSTALLATION
1. Alignholesinthesupportandstand2
theninsertboltsandfastenwithattachedkey.
2.Insert tongue4ofthe kick standintoslotof
thepedal
3.Align holesinthe tongueandthepedal,then
insert boltsand fastenwithattachedkey..
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1.Loosen the wingnut,
placethe tompad on
theinstallationL-Rod.
2.Adjustthe angleand
heightofthetompad
thentightenthe wing
nut.
Tom Installation
Kick Installation
1. Align holes inthe sound moduleand the modelmountthen insert
screwsand fastenit.
2. Insertrodofthemodelmountintotheclamp,thentightenthe wing
nut.
Sound module Installation
Please refertothe SOUNDMODULEChapterforelectronicconnection.
Electronic Connection
P-6B
Finalizing the Installation
Afterinstallallcomponents,fineadjust the arm,clampsandrods to
thebestposition youdesire.
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1
3
3
4
2
1.Remove thewing nut,
washer and felt pad from the
topoftherod.
3.Adjustthepad position
then re-tighten the wing nut.
1.Remove thewing nut,
washer and felt pad from the
topoftherod.
3.Adjustthepad position
thenre-tightenthewingnut.
2.Putthe Hi-Hatintothe
rod,thenplacebackparts
removed inthe step 1.Fas-
ten the wing nut butnot too
tightly.Itallowsthepadalittle
bitwobblinglikereal acous-
ticcymbal.
Hi-Hat Installation Crash and Ride Installation
COMPONENTSINSTALLATION
2.Putthe cymbalpad intothe
rod,then placebackpartsre-
movedinthestet1.Fasten
thewingnutbutnottootightly.
Itallowsthepadalittlebitwob-
blinglikerealacoustic
cymbal.
2
1
3
1
3
1. Pllacethepadon the installa-
tion L-Rod.
2.Adjustthe padposition then
re-tightenthewingnut.
3.Alignholes inthepadand the
lock-block,theninsert the
blockandfastenwithattached
key.
Snare pad Installation
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(1) LCDDisplay: Information displaysuchasKitnumber and name,Song nameetc.
(2) KITButton: Enter the Drum kitscreen and select kit
(3) SONG Button: Enterthe Song mode toplay demoorUsersongs
(4) SequencerButtons: RecordButton,Pressit toenter the recordwindow
Play/StopButton
ThePlay/Stop buttonisusedinbothSongandRecordoperations.Pleaserefer torelevantchap-
tersfordetailedinformation.
(5) COUNTButton: Enter the Count mode totest howfastyou can strike
(6) CLICK Button: Metronomeswitch andedit
(7) TEMPOButton: Changemetronometempo
(8)DATA+/- Knob: Rotatetheknobtochangedataforall operations.The knobiswithpush
switch,whenpush the knobdown,the switch will be on.Pressthe knob downthen rotateit to
adjustmastervolumeinthe KitSelectionandSongwindow.Pushingdowntheknob can function
as ENTERbutton.
(9) ENTER Button: Confirm your operating
(10)EXITButton: Exit totheprevious window or returntothe Kit Selection window
(11) SETUPButton: EntertheSetupmodeand setparameters
(12)EDITButton: EntertheKit Editmodeandeditparameters
(13)MODE Button: Change Demoplaying mode
(14)PadSelectButtons: Selectapadand itspart foredit intheEdit mode.Thesearedual-
functionbuttons.IntheKitSelectmode,they areused forkit quick selection.
SOUNDMODULE
CONTROLPANEL
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13
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2
8
6
7
4
9
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BACK PANEL
SOUNDMODULE
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
5
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(1)PowerSwitch: TurnOn/Offthe sound module
Note:Whenyouturnthepower off, donotturnit onimmediately.Waitat least five secondstoturn
the poweron so that the electroniccircuitscan properlyreset.
(2)PowerInJack: Plug inthe DC cableoftheattachedadaptor
(3) USB Jack: The USB connectorallowsyou toconnect the drumdirectlytoyourcomputers
USB port.The USB interface iscompatiblewithWindowsXP/Vista,Windows7and MAC. The
computer will recognize the drumas AudioDevice. Pleasesee the MIDI &USBchapterof this
manualfordetails
(4) MIDI Jack: MIDIjacks allowcommunication withother productsequippedwithMIDI
interfaces.Please see theMIDI&USB chapterof thismanualfordetails
(5) HeadphoneJack: Thedrumhasstereo headphonejack.You can play intotal silence without
disturbing othersintheroom bypluggingaset ofheadphones intothe jack.
(6)HeadphoneVolumeKnob: Rotateit toadjustthe headphone volume
(7)LineInJack: LineInstereo audioinput jackwillmixthesuppliedsignal withtheinternaldrum
sound. It can be used tohook up itemssuch as CD players,MP3player etc.
(8)LineOutJack: Thereisnobuilt-inspeakerinthe drum. LineOutstereo audiooutputsupplies
thedrumoutputsignal toexternal amplification,suchas homestereo,PA systemorotherstand
alone amplifiers. If you connectwithexternalmono system,useL/MONO outputandstereo/mono
adapterisrecommended.
(9) PadTriggerConnector: Eachpad and Hi-Hat controlpedalhaslabeled cable. All cablesare
merged intoasingleconnector.Pluginthe cableintojack ofcorrespondingcomponent, Then,plugin
theconnectorhere.
(10)ExpandedPadTriggerJack: Pluginthe cableoftheextratomand cymbalintocorresponding
jack. AUX1isfor tomand AUX2isfor cymbal.
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PLAYINPAD
TURNONTHE POWER
(1) Adjustvolumeofexternal audiodeviceconnected withthe drumtolower level.
(2) Press the POWER buttonwhiledontstrike pad orpressthe Hi-Hatcontrol pedal.
(3) Turnon external devices connected.
(4)Strikepad andadjustthevolumetoproperlevel.
PLAYINGPADS Playing SnareDrum
Strikethe central position (head) ofthepad to
make headsound,strikethe rim of thepad to
make rimsound.Therearetworimportions with
differentrimsound.Also,thereisamarkon the
padtoindicatetheportion.
Playing Cymbal
Strike thecentral position(bow)of the cymbal
tomake cymbal bowsound,strike the edgeof
thecymbal tomakeedgeshotsound.
Cymbal Choke
Strike acymbal, itssound will sustain. Then
squeezetheedge portiontomutethesound.
Please notethattheHi-Hathas no choke
feature.
Bow
All pads have striking force sensitivityfeature.
Strikethe padhardertomakehighervolume
andstrikethepad softer tomake lower
volume.
Playing TomDrum
Strikethe central position (head) ofthepad to
make headsound,strikethe rim of thepad to
makerimsound.
Playing Kick Drum
Press the Kick drum pedaltomake kick
drumsound.
Head
Ri
m2
Rim1
M
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r
k
Head
Rim
Edge
PlayingHi-Hat
(1) Strike the Hi-Hatpad withoutpressingthe Hi-
Hat controlpedal tomakeopen Hi-Hat sound.
(2)Strike theHi-Hat padwithfullypressingthe
Hi-Hat control pedaltomake close Hi-Hat sound.
(3)Strike the Hi-Hat padwhilepressing theHi-
Hatcontrolpedal graduallytomake consecutive
open toclose Hi-Hatsound.
(4)Press theHi-Hat pedaldownquicklytomake
Hi-Hatpedal sound.
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Insomeotheroperation modes, you may press
theKITbuttontoenterthekitselect operation
mode.
PRESETKIT
Thepresetkitnumberisranged01 -50.
RotatetheDataknobtoselect akit youdesire.
Rotatetheknob clockwisetoincrease the kit
numberand anticlockwise todecrease the kit
number.Allpresetkitnumberandnamearelisted
intheAppendixKITLIST.
USERKIT
You can createyourownuserkitbyeditfunction.
ClicktheKITbuttonrepeatedlywillswitchthe
PresetKitand UserKitselection.The UserKit
numberis51 -80;the UserKitnameisUserKit01
- UserKit30.
RotatetheDataknob toselectan userkit you
desireinthe samewayabove.
Thefactorysettingfor allUserKitsisthe same
as presetkit 01.You couldcall them even if you
don tcreateyourownuserkit.Ofcourse,you
couldreplace itby editing.Please see <EDIT>
Chapterinthismanualfordetails.
QUICKSELECTION
Inthe Kitmode,tenpad selection buttons arede-
fined asquick kitselectionbuttons.Each one is
assigned toamostcommon use kit.Simplypress
abutton toselect kit directly.Thedefault quick
selectionassignmentislisted intheAppendix
<KITLIST>.
Afteryouselectakit,youcanassignit toaquick
selectionbutton by pressing and holding down
KIT 01
Pop
DRUM KIT
MASTERVOLUME
Inthe Kitand Song window, pushtheDATAknobto
enterthe MasterVolumecontrol window.The current
volumelevelwill beblinking. Rotatethe DATA knobto
change themaster volumeranged0- 127.Afterabout
5secondswithoutanyoperation,itwill returntothe
previous window.
MasterVolume
115
Mastervolume
Kitnumber
Kitname
Kit51
UserKit01
UserKitname
Thereare50presetdrumkitsand 30UserKits.Thekit iscombinationofdifferentinstrumentvoice
assigned toeach pad which hasunitarystyleforperformance. All thekitsareforyour choice. Any
kit couldbe edited and saved as yourownUser Kit.
Afterpoweronand displayinitial information,itllenterthekitselectionmodeautomaticallywhilethe
KITbuttonindicatorwill lightup.The kitnumber anditsnamewillbe displayed.
Kitnumber
theKITbuttonthenpressingapadbutton.
Yourassignmentisnonvolatileeventhe
powerturnsoff.
Note: These buttonsaredual-func-
tion buttons.When use themas
quick kitselectbuttons, theindica-
toroftheEDITbutton must beoff,
Please see <EDIT>Chapterinthis
manualfordetails.
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Volumeindicator
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Press the SONG button and itsindicator will
lightsup.The songwindowwill appear. Thereare
twotypes of song: Demonstration song and User
Song which isrecorded by yourself.
1. DEMO SONG
(1) Select and Play Demo Song
Therearemany demosongsbuiltin.The name
and number ofdemosong, playingstatus,tempo
and timesignatureappear on the display.Rotate
the DATE knob tochoose asong.
Thenpressthebuttontostartplay;thebutton
indicatorlightsup.
When the demosongisplaying,pressthe
button againtostopthe playing, the indicator
turns off.
(2) Demo Song Playing Mode
Therearefourmodes toplaysong:
PLAY 1- Playing selected song once
REPEAT1- Playing selected song repeatedly
PLAY ALL- Play all songs
REPEATALL - Playing all songs repeatedly
Pressthe SONGbutton twice toenterthe play
modewindow. RotatetheDATEknobtochange
theplayingmode.
Thescreenwill turnback totheprevious window
automaticallyafterabout3seconds, orpressthe
EXITbuttontoexitimmediately.
(3) Practice with Demo Song
You may practice your ownperformance withthe
demosong.
Therearethreepracticemodes foryourchoice:
FULL -Whenpress thebutton,youwillhear
completesong
DRUM ONLY- When pressthe button, you
will hear drumsoundonly.It helpsyoutogetidea
howtoperformdrum.
DRUM MUTE - Whenpress the button,you
willhearbackgroundmusicwithoutdrumsound.
Then, you can play drumsby yourself.
Press the MODEbuttonrepeatedlytochange the
practice mode.
Thescreenwill turnback totheprevious window
automaticallyafterabout3seconds, orpressthe
EXITbuttontoexitimmediately.
Tip: Volumeofdrumand background musicis
adjustable.Pleaserefertothe Chapter<SETUP>
formoreinformation.
SONG 1002/4
01BaiaoDe2
Demo SongNumber
PlayingstatusTempo
PLAY MODE
PLAYALL
Thecurrent playing mode
SONG
Song Name
SONG u102 4/4
28TangoDance
Demo SongNumber
Playing statusTempo TimeSignature
Song Name
PLAYPART
DRUM MUTE
Thecurrentpracticemode
TimeSignature
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SONG
UserSong01
Usersongname
Playingstatus
2.USER SONG
Youcanrecordyourperformanceandsaveit as
Usersong.When select songby the DATE knob,
afterthe lastpresetdemosong, thenextsong fol-
lowed will be thefirstUsersong.
Tip: You may rotatethe theDATE knob
anticlockwise toreach User Songfaster.
Thedisplaywill showsongnameandplayingstatus.
If thereisno usersongrecorded,itwill show
“*Free*”.
Thewayofthe Usersong playingisthesameas
Demosongplaying.The playing mode isalsoavail-
ableforUsersong.
SONG
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CLICK 0964/4
ON
Tempo
On/Off status
CLICK
VOLUME
Parameter
METRONOME
1.METRONOME
Press theCLICK button toswitch the metronome
On/Offwhilethecurrent tempo,timesignatureand
On/Off status will bedisplayed.After about5
seconds, thiswindowwill exit automatically.
Inthe metronomewindow, pressthe ENTER
buttonorpushdowntheDateknobtoenterthe
metronomesetting window.Thereare3parameters
canbeedited,theyaremetronomevolume,time
signatureandmetronomesound.Rotatethe
DATA knobtochoose aparameter toeditthen
press the [ENTER]toconfirm. The parametersare
listedbelow.
RotatetheDATAknobtochangethe setting as
listed below. PresstheEXITbutton toexit the
andbacktothemetronomeparameterselect
window;press theEXITbutton againtoexitthe
metronomewindow.
Timesignature
CLICK
VOLUME 102
Parameter Setting
Metronome Parameters:
VOLUME-Metronomevolumeranged0-127,thedefault settingis100
TIMESIGNATURE-1-12/2, 1-12/4,1-12/8,1-12/16, Thedefaultsetting is4/4
SOUND- Metronomesound,ENG representsEnglish,CHNrepresentsChinese,METrepresents
click sound. The default settingisMET
2. TEMPO
Pressthe TEMPO button,thecurrent tempovalue
willblink. Rotatethe DATAknobtochangethe
temporanged40-260. Thedefault is96.
Afterabout 3seconds,it will returntotheprevi-
ous window automatically. TEMPO096
NOTE: PushtheDataknob as abuttoncan
implementthesamefunctionaspressthe
ENTERbutton inmanyoccasions.Thisisan
easierwaytoenteryoursetting.Inthis
manual, press the[ENTER] meanspress
eithertheENTERbutton or theDATAknob.
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KIT 01
Pop
Adrum kit consistsof drumpads, cymbalspads and Hi-Hatpedalphysically, which generatesound
indifferentway such as by striking headorrimofdrumpad,striking cymbal bowor edge, press-
ingHi-Hatpedal. Wecall the sourcetogeneratesoundasPart, forexample, thepart generating
sound by striking the headofTom1padisdisplayedonthescreenasTom1,thepart generating
soundbyHi-Hat control pedalisdisplayedon thescreenas Pedal Hi-Hat etc.The detailed
descriptionislisted inTable1below.
Each parthas multiparameterstodetermine itssound characteristics such as voice, volume,
reverblevelandpanetc.TheseparametersarelistedInTable2.
Theedit featureistoset parameterforeach part,partlyorforallpartsinakit. Obviously,assigning
voice tothe part ismostimpotant function.Thisdrumhas totally492 voices canbe selectand
assigned withthisfunction.
Crash-R-EdgeofCrash
Ride -HeadofRide
Ride-R-EdgeofRide
OpenHiHat-Hi-Hat open
CloseHiHat-Hi-Hatclose
Pedal-Hi-Hat Controlpedal
Kick -Kick
DRUMKIT EDIT
Thisfeaturemakes itpossibletochange thecurrentlyselected drumkitsetting.Inthisway, you
may createyour owndrum kit and save it as UserKit.
Theeditprocedureisthesameforeveryparameter, afteryouarefamiliarwiththeoperation of
voice assignment; it ll beeasytoeditotherparameters.
Thefollowing section isthe editproceduretakingexamplehowtochange voicefor apad.
1. Selectkit forediting
Selectakitfor editinginthesameway explained inthe DRUMKITchapter. Thedisplayshowsthe
kitnumberand kitname.
Tom1-R-RimofTom1
Tom2-HeadofTom2
Tom2-R-RimofTom2
Tom3-HeadofTom3
Tom3-R-RimofTom3
Tom1-HeadofTom1
Snare-R1-Rim1ofSnare
Snare-Headof Snare
Table1
Snare-R2-Rim2ofSnare
Crash-HeadofCrash
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Snare-R2
VOICE Sn-Sid 08
Snare-R2
VOICE
Parametername
PartName (SnareRim2)
Snarepad
EditMode
2.EntertheEditMode
PressEDITbuttontoengagetheedit mode.Theindi-
catorwill lightup.
3.Selectpart toedit
Pressapad selection button toselectapad.Some
pads have twoor moreparts, for example, the snare
havehead, rim1andrim2parts. Thedefaultpartfora
padishead orbow.
Pressthe padselection button repeatedlyand the part
will switchwithinvalidpartsone by one.Forexample,
pressthe SNARE button once,the partisSnare
(Head);press theSNARE buttontwice,thepart
changes toSnare-R1;pressthe SNARE button again,
the part will changetoSnare-R2. The part namewill
apear onthefirst row ofthedisplay.Pleaserefer to
Table1fordetails.
Or,simplystrikethe properportionof apadwithnor-
malstrenthtoselectthepart directly. You couldse-
lecttheHi-Hatcontrolpedalbypressing itdownto
thebottom.
4.Selectparametertoedit
Thecurrentparameterisblinking.RotatetheDataknob
toselectaparametertoedit. Inthisexample,select
VOICE.
Press the ENTER button orpushdowntheDateknob
toconfirm youchoice.The currentvalue/contentsof
thisparameterwill blink.
NOTE: PushtheDataknob as abutton can
implementthesamefunctionas press theENTER
buttoninmanyoccasions.Thisisaneasierway
toenteryoursetting.Inthismanual,press the
[ENTER] meanspresseithertheENTER buttonor
theDATAknob.
Parametertoedit
PartName (SnareRim2)
DRUMKIT EDIT
Snare
VOICE
PartName (Snarehead)
Tom4-R
VOICE
PartName (Tom4Rim)
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5.Edit theparameter
RotatetheDataknob tochangevalue/contentsof
the parameter. Inthisexample,youll change voice
assignedtoSnare-R2.Anyparameterhasitsown
range toset. Forexample,thereare492 voices
canbeselectedtoassigntoapart,referringto
AppendixVOICE LIST.
Snare-R2
VOICESn-Sid14
Parametername
PartName (Rim2 forSnare)
parameter
6. Edit anotherparameterorpart
Now,the firstparameter(the VOICEinthis
example)editingforaselected part isfinished.You
maycontinuetoeditotherparametersfor thispart
orchangepart toedit.
(1) Edit other parameter in the current part
Pressthe EXITbutton,the screen will back tothe parametr selection windowwiththeparameter
nameblinking.Then,selectapart by rotating the DATA knob.Then,editparametersinthe sameway
above.
Parameterscan beeditedarelisted below:
Snare-R2
VOLUME 110
Parametertoedit
PartName (Rim2 forSnare)
DRUMKIT EDIT
Table2
(2) Edit another part
Press the oneofthe padselection button and itsindicatorwill lightup.The partnamewill display on
the screen. The current parametertoedit will keep no change. Inthisway,you couldedit the same
parameter (itisVoiceinthisexample)for each part.Press the samebutton repeatedlytoswitch to
anotherpart,ifnecessary.
Or, simplystrike the proper portioninthe realpad toselectthepartdirectly.
Thedrumkitstill keepsnochange inall operationsabove.
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PARAMETER
DESCRIPTION
EDITRANGE
VOICE Voice assigned tothepart 1 –492
VOLUME Volumeofthepart
0~127,127 referstothehighest
volume
PAN Stereo panofthe part -64~63,0referstocentreposition, -64to
the mostleftand 63 tothe mostright
position
PITCH Pitch ofthepart -10~10,0referstostandardpitch,-10to
the
lowestand 10tothehighest pitch
REVERB Reverbeffect levelofthepart0~127,127 referstothehighest level
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7.Completetheedit
Afterfinish allediting forthe currentdrumkit, no mat-
ter singleor multiplepart/parameter, you cantermi-
natetheedit.
PresstheEXITbutton repeatedlyuntil “SaveSetups
to ”on the screen.Then, you have twochoices:
(1)Saveedited drumkitas yourownuserkit:Rotate
theDateknobtoselectanuserkit numberranged
51 UserKit01 to80UserKit30.Press [ENTE]to
confirm. Theeditedresultsaresavedas desiredUser
kitthenexitthe editmodeandreturntotheKitwindow.
Theuserkitsettingisnonvolatileeventhe powerturns
off.
(2) Press theEXITbutton toexit the edit modeand
returntotheKit window.Alltheeditedresultswillbe
discarded.
+
SaveSetupsto
56UserKit06
Select a Userkit to save
youreditresults
SaveSetupsto
51UserKit01
DRUMKIT EDIT
15

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STRIKINGCOUNT
Thisfeatureallowsyou totest howfastyou
can strike pad. Pressthe COUNTbutton
toenter the striking count window.
Theexaminationtimecouldbe1minute,2
minutesor3minutes.RotatetheDATE
knobtoselecttime.
The count willstart as soon as you strike
anypad.Count andremainingtimewill be
displayed on screen.Whentimeisover,
Youllhearremindingsoundforaboutone
secondand theremainingtimeis0. Then
youcanchecktheresults.
Pressthe EXITbutton toexit thisfunction.
COUNT
Time 2Min
emaining time
COUNT
1:50 100
Strikingcount
Examination time
16