Korg Pearl e/MERG MDL1 User manual

Sound Module MDL1
Owner’s Manual
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Table of Contents
Introduction --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
Main features ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
Main functions ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
Other functions----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
Part Names and Functions--------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Top panel --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Rear and side panel -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
Preparations--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8
Settings ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8
Cautions during connection -----------------------------------------------------------------------8
Steps for connecting----------------------------------------------------------------------------------8
Connecting the included AC adapter---------------------------------------------------------- 10
Connecting audio devices ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10
Connecting to a computer or MIDI device --------------------------------------------------- 11
Turning the power on and off---------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
Turning the power on ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
Turning the power off ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
Changing the drum kits ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
Configuration Guide ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
CUSTOM: Drum Kit User Edit ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
Displaying and editing using the edit menu------------------------------------------------- 14
Storing a drum kit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
Editing the detailed parameters----------------------------------------------------------------- 17
Drum kit parameter edit menu------------------------------------------------------------------ 19
[METRONOME] Metronome function ------------------------------------------------------------ 22
Using metronome ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
Detailed metronome settings ------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
Storing a metronome project--------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
Selecting a metronome project ------------------------------------------------------------------ 24
Editing a metronome project -------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
Metronome parameter edit menu -------------------------------------------------------------- 27
[SONG] Song function-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 28
Registering a WAV file in a song project ------------------------------------------------------ 28
Selecting and playing back a song project---------------------------------------------------- 30
Song parameter edit menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 32

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[UTILITY] Other functions and settings --------------------------------------------------------- 33
Selecting a function -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33
Utilities ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33
TRAINING---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33
TRIGGER PAD ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38
HI-HAT CALIBRATION ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 40
PAD FUNCTION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42
DIRECT OUT------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
METRONOME----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
INPUT GAIN------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44
MIDI ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44
DATA MANAGEMENT----------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
User Kit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47
All Systems--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49
Internal Rec File--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50
All Metronome Projects----------------------------------------------------------------------- 51
AUTO POWER OFF ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53
DISPLAY------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53
FACTORY RESET ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54
PROTECT ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54
USB MEMORY FORMAT -------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
SYSTEM INFO----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55
Appendix ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56
Troubleshooting --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 56
Error messages----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58
Preset Drum Kit List----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59
Inst List --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
MFX Type List ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 73
Metronome sound list-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 74
Mixer block diagram---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 75
Files stored to USB flash drives-------------------------------------------------------------------- 76
Pad Assignment Chart ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 77
Specifications------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 78
Operating requirements -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 78

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Pearl e/MERGE Sound Module MDL1 Powered by Korg.
To ensure trouble-free enjoyment of this module, please read this manual carefully and use
the product as directed. Also, be sure to keep this manual in a safe place for reference.
Main features
e/MERGE is an electronic drum kit with a completely new concept, developed by Pearl in
collaboration with Korg.
The e/Merge features rapid trigger response and high quality sounds using “Wave Trigger
Technology”. This newly developed process is based on Korg’s groundbreaking innovation
used in the original Wavedrum. Using this technology, the player is introduced to an en-
hanced level of performance that feels like an acoustic drum set. The pads have a comfortable
stroke feel and coupled with the MDL1 module provides a truly natural playing experience.
Main functions
• This module features five kits in seven categories, for a total of 35 preset kits. These kits
are selectable with each press of a category button. Kits can also be selected using the dial.
• There are a total of 700 instrument types, which can be freely combined and stored in the
“USER” category in one of 50 user kits. These kits are recalled using either one of the cate-
gory buttons or the dial.
•The AMBIENCE fader can be moved up and down to easily adjust the balance of the real
ambience recorded by the mic.
Other functions
• Direct out function: In addition to the MASTER OUT L/MONO and R jacks, there are eight
DIRECT OUT jacks to which each pad can be assigned for recording or live performance.
• Metronome function: This module features a metronome with a dedicated knob to control
the metronome tempo. Up to 50 metronome projects can be registered. Each project has its
own project name, tempo, time signature and sound. Tap tempo can also be used.
• Song function: The e/MERGE can play back WAV files from a USB flash drive. You can also
create a separate click track that only you can hear when playing live. The knobs on this
module can be used to easily control the balance for each track.
• Training function: This module allows you to practice along with your portable audio
player or smartphone plugged into the AUX IN jack, or with a song played back from your
computer connected via the USB audio port. You can also record your playing along with
music to the internal memory of e/MERGE.

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Part Names and Functions
Top panel
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1. Display
Shows the drum kit name, tempo information, and each parameter.
2. Function buttons
The functions of these buttons changes according to the status of the display. The func-
tions are shown at the lower part of the display.
3. ENTER button
The ENTER button is used to confirm parameter settings.
4. Dial
On the top page, turning the dial will change the drum kit. On each menu page, the dial is
used to set the parameters.
5. TEMPO knob, METRONOME ON/OFF button
Turn the knob to adjust the tempo.
Also, pushing the knob will switch the metronome on or off.
6. INPUT knob
This adjusts the input levels for the AUX IN jack and the USB audio signal, as well as the
metronome volume.
This is also used to adjust the volume of WAV files saved to USB flash drive using the
song or training functions.
Note: The sound output from the DIRECT OUT jacks cannot be adjusted.

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Part Names and Functions
7. HEADPHONES OUT knob
This adjusts the output volume from the (Headphones) jack.
8. (Headphones) jack
Connect stereo headphones here.
9. Category buttons
These buttons select the drum kit. Pressing a button within a category will select the next
drum kit within that category, in sequential order.
10.Power button
Turns the power on/off (→p.12 “Turning the power on and off”).
11.AMBIENCE fader
This adjusts the ambience effect (the presence of the sound) for the drum kit. This gives
the sound greater depth and adds reverberation.
Note: The ambience effect cannot be used on some sounds.
Note: The AMBIENCE fader may be set to not function on some preset drum kits (→
p.59 “Preset Drum Kit List”).
To enable the AMBIENCE fader, set the “Inst Amb Max Level” in the CUSTOM
menu to a value greater than “Inst Amb Min Level.” (→p.21 “Inst Amb Max
Level”)
Note: When you have modified a drum kit or when you press the CUSTOM button to
enter user edit mode, the ambience level will be set to the ambience level saved in
the drum kit (→p.21 “Kit Amb Level”). For this reason, the actual value may
differ from the value indicated by the AMBIENCE fader position.
12.EXIT button
Use this button to return to the previous page or to cancel setting the parameters.
13.BALANCE knob, SONG START/STOP button
This adjusts the volume balance sent to the headphones for each track using the song
function.
The music track volume will increase as you turn the knob to the left, and decrease as you
turn the knob to the right. Conversely, the click track volume will decrease as you turn the
knob to the left, and increase as you turn the knob to the right.
Also, push this knob (SONG START/STOP button) to start and stop the song.
The click track sound will not be routed to the MASTER OUT L/MONO, R jacks.
14.MASTER OUT knob
Adjusts the output volume from the MASTER OUT L/MONO, R jacks.
Note: The sound output from the DIRECT OUT jacks cannot be adjusted.

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Part Names and Functions
Rear and side panel
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1. AUX IN jack
Use these jacks to connect to an audio player or other external audio output device.
2. MIDI OUT connector
Use this to connect to an external sound generator or other MIDI device (→p.11 “Con-
necting to a computer or MIDI device”).
3. TO PC port (USB-B)
Connect the module to your computer with a USB cable to transmit and receive USB
MIDI, and to receive USB audio data (→p.11 “Connecting to a computer or MIDI de-
vice”).
4. TO MEMORY DRIVE port (USB-A)
Connect a USB flash drive here. WAV files and setting data can be read and written to the
flash drive.
5. DC 12V jack
Connect the included AC adapter here. Be sure to the correct power supply.
6. TRIGGER IN connector
Attach the included breakout cable to connect each pad.
7. ACC IN (TOM4/ACC1, ACC2, ACC3) jacks
Connect a 6.3 mm TRS phone plug cable to add more pads.
Note: Connect to the TOM4/ACC1 to add more tom pads.
8. DIRECT OUT 1–8 jacks
Connect these jacks to a mixer or other device to send the sound of each pad (module), to
output the playback sound of a song and so on.
Note: The sound from the DIRECT OUT jacks will not be routed to the MASTER OUT
jacks.
9. MASTER OUT L/MONO, R jacks
Connect these jacks to a powered monitor, stereo amp or mixer. If you’re using a monau-
ral connection, connect to the L/MONO jack.

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Preparations
Settings
Cautions during connection
• Before connecting this module to the pads, place this module on a rack or stand.
• Use the dedicated breakout cable that is included, in order to connect the module to the
PureTouch Pad.
• Connect the additional pads 1/2/3 to the ACC IN (TOM4/ACC1, ACC2, ACC3) jacks on
the module using the cables included with the additional pads (optional).
• Make sure that the cable is long enough when connecting.
• Arrange the cables so that they do not get pinched by the pedal or stand.
Steps for connecting
1. Mount each pad and the module on the rack.
Refer to “How to Assemble”(a separate sheet).
2. Connect the included breakout cable to the module.
3. Connect each cable coming from the breakout cable to each pad.
While checking the marker on each cable, connect each pad carefully without getting the
connections mixed up.
Breakout cable
Additional pad 1
Additional pad 2
Additional pad 3
Connections
Powered monitor speaker
Mixer
Headphones
Audio player
Included AC adapter
KICK
HH
CR
TM3
TM2
RD-A
RD-B
TM1
SN-B
SN-A
HHC

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Preparations
The cable marked “KICK” that is connected to the KICK (kick drum) supplies the
power used for lighting the LED. When connecting this cable to other products
besides the specified pad, set Trigger Type to “OTHER” beforehand, and be sure to
turn off the power before connecting. Use caution, as the unit may malfunction if
you make the wrong settings. (→p.38 “TRIGGER PAD”)
The cable marked “HHC” that is connected to the hi-hat is only to be used for the
EM-14HH, and supplies power for the sensor. Do not connect the cable marked
“HHC” to any other products besides the specified pad. Use caution, as making the
incorrect connection may cause the unit to malfunction.
4. Connect the included AC adapter, a powered monitor speaker, stereo amp, or mixer to
this module.
(→p.10 “Connecting the included AC adapter”)
(→p.10 “Connecting audio devices”)
Note: When assembling this drum set for the first time or reassembling it, calibrate the
hi-hat. (→p.40 “HI-HAT CALIBRATION”)

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Preparations
Connecting the included AC adapter
Fully insert the power cord for the AC adapter into the AC adapter, and then insert the DC
plug into DC 12V jack on the rear panel.
When fastening the cord to
the cord hook, be careful not
to bend this area more than
necessary.
DC12V jack
Cord hook
Connect the plug
to an AC outlet.
AC adapter (included)
Power cord
for AC adapter
(included)
Make sure to secure the AC adapter cord to the cord hook on the bottom panel, to make
it harder for the DC plug to accidentally disconnect.
Use only the included AC adapter. Using a different AC adapter may cause a mal-
function.
Connecting audio devices
Turn off your devices before making connections. If you leave the power on when mak-
ing connections, your devices or speakers might be damaged.
Connecting to a powered monitor speaker or mixer
Connect the input jacks of your powered monitor speaker or mixer to the MASTER OUT L/
MONO, R jacks of this module.
To output the sound for each pad separately or to add an external effect, connect using the
DIRECT OUT 1–8 jacks.
If you want to monitor the sound through headphones, connect your headphones to the
(Headphones) jack on this module. Use the HEADPHONES OUT knob to adjust the head-
phone volume.
Note: The volume may seem a little low if you are listening with headphones of 80Ω im-
pedance or more.
Connecting an audio player to the AUX IN jack
Use the AUX IN jack to connect an external audio output device such as an audio player.
When connecting a mic to this module, connect the mic amp and mixer first.
Use the INPUT knob to adjust the input level.

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Preparations
Connecting to a computer or MIDI device
Connecting to a computer
Connect the To PC port on this module to your computer using a USB 2.0 cable (sold sepa-
rately) to exchange MIDI message data. This port can also receive audio data.
Rear Panel
computer
USB 2.0 cable (sold separately)
You can connect the e/MERGE to a computer, in order to control software sound sources and
so on.
Note: For audio, this instrument uses the standard USB audio driver that comes with
Windows or macOS, so you don’t need to install the audio driver separately.
Connecting a MIDI device
Connect the MIDI OUT connector of the e/MERGE to the MIDI IN connector of an external
MIDI device and use the pads of this instrument to play the external MIDI device.
Rear panel
MIDI IN
External MIDI device
MIDI cable (sold separately)
Connecting a USB flash drive
Connect a commercially-available USB flash drive to the TO MEMORY DRIVE port on this
module.
Make sure to format the USB flash drive on this module before use. (→p.55 “USB MEMO-
RY FORMAT”)
Note: A USB flash drive of up to 2 TB in size can be used. Some USB flash drives may not
work with the e/MERGE.
Some USB flash drives may heat up when rapidly accessing memory.

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Preparations
Turning the power on and off
Turning the power on
1. Turn the MASTER OUT and HEADPHONES OUT knobs all the way to the left, so that
the volume is at a minimum.
2. Make sure that the volume on any external devices that are connected (such as powered
monitor speakers or mixers) is turned down and that the power is turned off.
3. Keep holding the power button on this module down until the display lights up.
The drum kit name will be shown on the display.
Tip: The name of the drum kit last used before the power was turned off will be shown.
4. Turn on the power of the external equipment.
Turn on the power of the external equipment connected to the output jacks of this module
(MASTER OUT L/MONO, R, DIRECT OUT 1–8), including powered monitor speakers,
mixer amps and so on.
5. Adjust the volume.
Adjust the MASTER OUT knob on this module and the volume on your external equip-
ment to set the volume to a suitable level.
Operating the MASTER OUT knob will not change the volume of sound coming
from DIRECT OUT 1–8.
Turning the power off
Note: When a set period of time has passed without playing the pads, turning the knobs or
pressing the buttons on this module, the power will automatically turn off. You can
also set this module so that the power does not automatically turn off. (→p.53
“AUTO POWER OFF”)
1. Turn the volume all the way down on any external output devices that are connected.
Lower the volume on the external output devices connected to this module, and then turn
off the power.
2. Turn the MASTER OUT and HEADPHONES OUT knobs all the way to the left, so that
the volume is at a minimum.
3. Keep holding the power button on this module down until the display goes dark.
Once the display goes dark, the power will turn off.
Do not remove the AC adapter or the power cord before the display goes dark.
Failure to do so may cause a malfunction.

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Preparations
Changing the drum kits
There are 35 preset drum kits on the Pearl e/MERGE separated into seven categories, and 50
user drum kits can be saved.
The preset drum kits cannot be overwritten. The user drum kits can be adjusted to match
your tastes and then saved.
Tip: The user category drum kits contain the same drum kits as the preset category drum
kits when initially shipped from the factory.
1. Pressing a category button will let you select a drum kit within that category.
Pressing the same category button again will switch to the next drum kit in that category.
Drum kit name
Category
“Loading” icon
Tempo
SYNC FX icon
Pad name, striking force
Tip: The pad that you strike and the strength of your stroke is displayed on the top left
of the top page. Use this information to make sure that your connections are correct.
Tip: If BPM synchronization can be done with the MFX, the SYNC FX icon will be dis-
played. (→p.73 “MFX Type List”)
Note: Data will be loaded when the drum kit is changed. The “ ” icon will appear on
the display while data is being loaded. The pads may not make any sound if they
are struck while the “ ” icon is displayed.
2. Select a drum kit by turning the dial.
Turning the dial will let you select a drum kit within all categories.
Dial
Category buttons

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Configuration Guide
CUSTOM: Drum Kit User Edit
When you want to create your own drum kit, select an existing preset drum kit that is closest
to the kit you have in mind, and then edit it. Use this function to select the pads for the drum
kit you wish to create, after which you can select the instruments assigned, levels, and tun-
ing. This is called “user edit.”
The preset drum kits on this module can be edited, but they cannot be overwritten.
For this reason, you will need to edit and create your own original drum kit, and then save it
to a user category.
Displaying and editing using the edit menu
1. Select the preset drum kit to edit. (→p.13 “Changing the drum kits”)
2. Press the [CUSTOM] function button shown on the top page to display the CUSTOM
menu.
3. Select the pad to edit.
Select the pad to modify by either striking it or by using the [◄ PAD][PAD ►] (pad selec-
tion) function buttons.
4. Change the pad’s instrument.
Inst Category
WAVE Trigger
Technology icon
Inst name
AMBIENCE icon
Use the dial to change the instrument assigned to the pad.
Tip: To mute a pad so that it makes no sound when you strike it, turn the dial all the
way to the left to the OFF setting.
Tip: Refer to the “Inst List” (→p.66) for a list of the instruments that can be selected
on each pad.

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Configuration Guide
Tip: The Inst properties icon will light up when you have selected an instrument (Inst)
on which the respective functions are enabled.
Icon Explanation
The AMBIENCE can be controlled on this instrument.
The instrument supports WAVE Trigger Technology.
The instrument allows the hi-hat open/close sounds to be controlled with
the hi-hat pedal.
The instrument can be assigned to any pad.
5. To store your changes to an Inst, press the [STORE] function button.
(→p.16 “Storing a drum kit”)
To cancel editing a drum kit, press the EXIT button.
Press the EXIT button once more to cancel editing and return to the top page.
To continue editing, press the ENTER button to return to “CUSTOM” menu.
To make detailed settings, press the [EDIT] function button to display the parameter edit
menu for the drum kit. (→p.17 “Editing the detailed parameters”)
Tip: When you have made changes to the “CUSTOM” menu or edit menu values, press
the CATEGORY button. This will display a screen which asks you to return to the
top page or to the “CUSTOM” menu, in the same way as pressing the EXIT button.
If you have not changed any values, you will return to the top page of the category
you pressed.

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Configuration Guide
Storing a drum kit
1. Press the [STORE] function button on the “CUSTOM” menu.
2. Use the dial to select the store destination.
• Kit Name..............................................................................................................................
The name of the currently selected drum kit will be displayed. Press the [RENAME]
function button to change the drum kit name. (→p.16 “Renaming”)
• Destination. ...............................................................................................................01...50
Using the dial, select the number of the user drum kit to which you want to store.
3. Press the [RENAME] function button to change a drum kit name.
Renaming
1. Select the character in the name to change using the dial, and press the
ENTER button.
2. Select a character using the dial.
Use the [A/a/0/!] function button to jump to the first character within each
character set.
Press the [DELETE] function button to delete the selected character.
Press the [INSERT] function button to insert a character (space) at the loca-
tion of the currently selected character.
To confirm your changes, press the ENTER button.
3. To change other characters, repeat steps 1 and 2.
4. Press the [ENTRY] function button to finish renaming the kit.
This will complete the renaming operation, and the display will return to the
previous screen. To cancel, press the EXIT button.

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Configuration Guide
5. Press the [STORE] function button.
When you press the [STORE] function button, a message will be displayed asking if you
are sure.
Press the EXIT button at this time if you want to cancel storing.
6. Press the ENTER button to store.
Editing the detailed parameters
1. To edit the detailed parameters, press the [EDIT] function button in the CUSTOM
menu.
The parameter edit menu will be displayed, and detailed parameters regarding the drum
kit will be shown.
2. Use the dial to move to the parameter you want to edit.
The “>>” mark will be displayed next to the selected parameter.
3. Press the ENTER button to move to the value.
Tip: When selecting the Comp Edit, EQ Edit and MFX Edit parameters, more edit pages
will be displayed.
4. Turn the dial to change the value.

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Configuration Guide
5. Press the ENTER button to confirm your change.
Repeat steps 2, 3 and 4 to continue editing other parameters.
To cancel editing and revert the settings to their previous state, press the EXIT button. The
values will be restored, and the cursor will move to the parameter selection.
Tip: Press the [ENTRY] function button to confirm the changes you made to the Comp
Edit, EQ Edit and MFX Edit parameters. The settings will be confirmed, and the
display will return to the edit menu.
6. Press the [STORE] function button to save all of the parameters you edited.
7. Use the dial to select the save destination and begin saving.
(→p.16 “Storing a drum kit”)
Tip: The settings you make will depend on the type of parameter used. The steps used
to set some parameters may differ.
Note: Depending on the parameter, increasing these values may cause distortion or
noise.

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Configuration Guide
Drum kit parameter edit menu
The parameters that can be edited using the drum kit parameter edit menu are shown below.
Note: Depending on the parameter, increasing this value may cause distortion or noise.
Pad Select .......................................................................................................
Sets the pad to edit.
Selectable pads:
Snare, Tom1, Tom1Rim, Tom2, Tom2Rim, Tom3, Tom3Rim, Kick, Hi-Hat, Crash, Ride,
Tom4/Acc1, Acc2, Acc3
Inst Level.........................................................................................000...200%
Sets the volume of the instruments for the currently selected pad.
Inst Transpose ................................................................................... -12...+12
Adjusts the pitch of the currently selected pad in semitones.
Note: This parameter may not have an effect in certain ranges for certain instruments.
Inst Tune ........................................................................................-100...+100
Adjusts the pitch of the currently selected pad in cents.
Inst Decay.......................................................................................-100...+100
Sets the decay time (the length of time it takes for the sound to fade out) for the currently
selected pad.
Note: This parameter may not have an effect in certain ranges for certain instruments.
Inst Pan.........................................................................-50(L)...0(CNT)...+50(R)
Sets the panning position (the left-right volume balance) for the currently selected pad.
Comp Edit
Sets the COMP (compressor) parameters for the currently selected pad. To access the
parameters below, select “Comp Edit” using the dial and then press the ENTER button.
• Comp On/Off............................................................................................................... Off, On
Enables/disables the COMP effect.
• Sens ...................................................................................................................... 000...100
Adjusts the sensitivity of the COMP.
• Attack .................................................................................................................... 000...100
Adjusts the attack time of the COMP.

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Configuration Guide
• Level...................................................................................................................... 000...100
Adjusts the output level of the COMP.
EQ Edit
Sets the EQ (equalizer) parameters for the currently selected pad. To access the parame-
ters below, select “EQ Edit” using the dial and then press the ENTER button.
3dB
3dB
Lo Freq Hi FreqMid Freq
Mid Q
0dB
+Gain
–Gain
• EQ On/Off ................................................................................................................... Off, On
Enables/disables the EQ effect.
• Volume ........................................................................................... 0...200% (in units of 2%)
Adjusts the EQ output level.
• Input Trim ............................................................................................................000...100%
Adjusts the input level going into the EQ.
• Lo Gain.............................................................................. -18dB ... +18dB (in units of 0.5 dB)
Adjusts the low end EQ frequency band upwards or downwards.
• Lo Freq..............................................................................................................60...15400Hz
Sets the frequency band for which the low end EQ is adjusted.
• Mid Gain............................................................................ -18dB ... +18dB (in units of 0.5 dB)
Adjusts specific EQ frequency bands upwards or downwards.
• Mid Freq............................................................................................................60...15400Hz
Sets the specific frequency band on which the EQ is adjusted.
• Mid Q ................................................................................................ 0.5...10 (in units of 0.1)
Adjusts the range of frequencies that will be affected when adjusting a specific EQ fre-
quency band.
• Hi Gain............................................................................. -18dB ... +18dB (in units of 0.5 dB)
Adjusts the high end EQ frequency band upwards or downwards.
• Hi Freq ..............................................................................................................60...15400Hz
Sets the frequency band for which the high end EQ is adjusted.