LyxPro LyxJam 8 User manual
ELECTRONIC DRUM KIT
SKU: LYXEDM800
Sound Module Operations Guide
FEATURES
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FCC NOTICE
CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW
REAR PANEL OVERVIEW
BLUETOOTH SETUP
KIT PERFORMANCE DISPLAY
SONG PLAYBACK
EDITING A KIT
SYSTEM SETUP
SYSTEM SETUP OPTIONS
ADVANCED SYSTEM SETUP
SONG AND TONE LIST
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
SPECIFICATIONS
WARRANTY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Thank you for purchasing the LyxJam Electronic Drum Kit. This Sound Module Operations Guide is intended to
provide you with guidelines to ensure that operation of this product is safe and does not pose risk to the user. Any
use that does not conform to the guidelines described in this guide may void the limited warranty.
Please read all directions before using the product and retain this guide for reference. This product is intended
for household use only. It is not intended for commercial use.
This product is covered by a limited one-year warranty. Coverage is subject to limits and exclusions. See warranty
for details.
FEATURES
• Drum in a variety of environments: with headphones in your room, or connect to a sound system and play with
a band.
• Plug in your computer to customize and trigger your own drum sounds.
• 70 pre-recorded songs for you to play along.
• Tailor drums and cymbals to your personal preferences.
• Rim effects standard on all pads and cymbals for a true drumming experience.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• Please make sure you have thoroughly read and understood these instructions, as improper operations of this
appliance could lead to personal injury or property damage.
• Do not make any changes or modiications to the construction of this device. Any unapproved changes or
modiications to this unit could void your limited warranty.
• Do not attempt to open the unit or make any changes in the circuits or other parts of the unit. There are no
user-serviceable parts inside this unit.
WARNING: When using any kind of electrical products, you should follow basic safety precautions, including but
not limited to the following:
• Turn the power switch off when the drum is not in use.
• To avoid damage to the drum and other devices to which it is connected, turn the power switches of all the
related devices off before you connect or disconnect the audio cables.
• Turn the power off if the main cable is damaged, or if the instrument gets splattered with liquid.
• Do not switch the unit rapidly on and off, as this places an undue load on the electronic components.
• Unplug the AC power cord during an electrical storm.
• Avoid plugging the AC adapter into the same AC outlet as appliances with high power consumption, like electric
heaters or ovens.
• Never apply excessive force to the controls, connectors, pads, or other parts of the instrument.
• Always unplug cables by irmly gripping the plug, not pulling on the cable.
• Physical shocks caused by dropping, bumping, or placing heavy objects on the instrument can result in
scratches and/or more serious damage.
• Carefully check the ampliier volume control before starting to play. Playing at an excessively high volume can
result in permanent hearing loss or damage.
• Do not expose this drum kit to the following conditions, to avoid deformation, discoloration, or more serious
damage:
- Direct sunlight (e.g., near a window)
- High temperatures (e.g., near a heat source, outside, or in a car during the daytime)
- Excessive humidity
- Excessive dust
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- Strong vibrations
• This drum contains digital circuitry and could cause interference if placed too close to radio or television
receivers. If interference occurs, move the drum further away from the affected equipment.
FCC NOTICE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15
of the FCC Rules.
Also, this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for the following standards:
EN550222006
EN55024:1998/+A1:2001/+A2:2003
EN55013:2001/+A1:2003/+A3:2006
EN55020:2007
EN6100032:2006
EN6100033:1995/+A1:2001/+A2:2003
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a different circuit from the circuit to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW
1. DRUMOFF: Mutes the drum track of the current song.
▲(UP): Return to the previous option in the menu.
2. CLICK: Activates or deactivates the metronome.
(UNDO): Restore the current parameter to its previous status before being modiied.
3. TEMPO: Press this button, then use the Value Rotary dial or the +/- buttons to change the tempo. Repeatedly
tap this button at the tempo you want to activate the Tap Tempo and literally play to the beat of your own
drum.
▼(DOWN): Move to the next option in the menu.
4. SETUP: Make changes to system settings, such as BACK VOLUME, PLAY MODE, AUTOOFF, LOCAL, ADVANCED
(SENSITIVITY, HEADROOM, TRIGGER, XTALK, NOTE, RIM VELOCITY, HIHAT PEDAL, SPLIT POINT, etc.), CLICK,
EQ, COMPRESSOR, REVERB, and RESET.
5. SONG: Enter song mode to play, practice, or record with songs.
6. (PLAY/STOP): Play or stop the current song.
7. — (MINUS): Decrease the value, or switch to the previous kit.
8. VALUE ROTARY: Rapidly changes values or kits. Rotate clockwise to increase, counterclockwise to decrease.
9. + (PLUS): Increase the value, or switch to the next kit.
10. ENTER: Proceed to the submenu or conirm an operation. If you see [ENTER] on the display, you are able to
open a submenu.
•: In KIT or SONG mode, press this button, set your desired tempo and time signature, and the module will
start recording. Press PLAY/STOP, ENTER, or EXIT while recording to stop and save (ENTER), or cancel (EXIT)
according to the tips displayed on screen.
11. EXIT: Return to the root menu or cancel the operation in progress.
12. EDIT: Edit the current drum kit, including GROUP, VOICE, VOLUME, PITCH, PAN, FX send, etc.
13. DRUM BUTTONS: In the EDIT and SETUP > ADVANCED menus, these buttons will light up according to the
drum you’re playing. Pressing these buttons also allows you to preview the sounds of each drum. Use ALT to
select different triggers on the same drum pad.
14. ALT: Select different triggers on the same drum pad in the EDIT and SETUP > ADVANCED menus.
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REAR PANEL OVERVIEW
15. EXT1: External drum trigger input 1, for use with cymbal-type drum pads.
16. EXT2: External drum trigger input 2, for use with non-cymbal-type drum pads.
17. LINE OUT: Main analog output of the sound module. Connect your amp or mixer to this jack using a ¼ TRS
cable. Use the VOLUME knob to adjust the output level from this jack.
18. LINE IN: Analog input socket for the sound module, compatible with ¼ (6.35 mm) TRS cables. To connect to a
mobile phone and play music, you’ll need a ⅛ to ¼ TRS adapter.
19. VOLUME: Controls the output level of the sound module. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the volume level,
and counter-clockwise to decrease.
20. HEADPHONE OUTPUT: Headphone output of the sound module, compatible with ¼ TRS cables (6.35 mm).
Connect your headphones to this jack, and use the VOLUME knob to control the output level. Standard 3.5 mm
headphones will require an adapter.
21. USB: Connect a standard B-type USB cable to this socket in order to connect the unit for updating irmware,
gaming, recording MIDI, and using plug-ins for additional sounds on the computer.
22. POWER: Press to power the sound module on and off.
23. DC 12V : Power input port. Connect the factory-provided power adapter here.
24. TRIGGER INPUTS: The trigger input socket is located at the bottom of the sound module. Connect the 25-pin
multi-trigger connector to this socket and lock it using the screws on either side.
BLUETOOTH® SETUP
LyxJam Electronic Drum Kit comes with built-in Bluetooth to connect to your smart device. Here’s how:
1. First, turn on the electronic drum.
2. Turn on Bluetooth on your iOS or Android™ device.
3. Go to the Bluetooth list on your smart device, select the device named “LYXDRUM”.
4. Enter connection code “1234” and wait for devices to connect.
5. Once connection is established, you can use your smart device to control the volume of the music or sound of
your device being played through the electronic drums.
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KIT PERFORMANCE DISPLAY
When you power on the sound module, the irst interface that appears is the Kit Performance display. From this
screen, you can perform the following operations:
Select a Kit
• From the Kit Performance screen, use the Value Rotary dial or +/- buttons to select a kit. The display will show the
current kit number and name.
• USER KITs are copies of preset kits by default, and used for storing your edited drum kits without overwriting the
factory presets.
Change the Tempo
• Press the TEMPO button, and the tempo value on the display screen will start to blink.
• You can change the tempo once you press the TEMPO button in one of two ways:
- Use the Value Rotary dial or the +/- buttons to adjust the current tempo.
- Tap the TEMPO button in time with the tempo you want, and the unit will calculate and set the tempo accordingly.
• To exit, wait several seconds without changing the tempo, or press the EXIT button.
Turn Metronome On/Off
• Press the CLICK button to activate or deactivate the metronome.
• The metronome will play a steady beat at the currently set tempo, allowing you to practice or perform with the beat.
• When the tempo is changed or you play a song, the metronome will adjust its tempo accordingly. In the SETUP >
METRONOME menu, you can set the metronome volume, tone, time signature, and other related parameters. Please
refer to the section of this manual entitled SYSTEM SETUP (Page 10).
Record
• Select the kit and the song (if any) that you wish to use for the recording, then press the •ENTER button to enter
the recording standby mode. The display will switch to the recording standby interface, as shown below:
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• Use the ▲/▼buttons to select and the +/- buttons to set the following parameters:
- TEMPO: Sets the recording tempo
- CLICK: Sets whether the metronome is on or off
- TIMESIG: Sets the time signature of the recording
• Press the •ENTER or PLAY/STOP buttons to start recording. There will be a measure of countdown beats to count
you in.
• While you’re recording, the above display will appear, showing the bar count and beat count.
• Press the •ENTER, EXIT, or PLAY/STOP buttons to stop recording. The conirmation interface will then appear.
- Use the +/- buttons or the Value Rotary dial to change the save location, then press •ENTER to save it.
- To cancel saving and delete the recording, press EXIT.
• All saved recordings will be stored with the preix USER SONG. Refer to the SONG PLAYBACK section of this
guide on page 8 for how to play user songs.
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SONG PLAYBACK
To enter this interface, press the SONG button. From this interface, you can perform the following functions:
Song Playback
• Use the +/- buttons or the Value Rotary dial to select the song or user song you want to play.
• While switching songs, the default tempo and time signature of each song will be read and applied to the metronome.
If you want to reset the metronome to the default tempo of a song, you can switch songs to manage it.
• Press the PLAY/STOP button to play a song or user song. Press the button again to stop.
Record with a Song
• Press the •ENTER button from the song playback interface to start recording along with a song. Its tempo will be
adjusted to the displayed value.
• If you want to change the tempo, or turn the metronome on/o, do the following steps BEFORE pressing the •ENTER
button:
- Press CLICK to turn the metronome on/o.
- Press TEMPO, then use the +/- buttons or the Value Rotary dial while the tempo is blinking to change it.
EDITING A KIT
To enter this interface, press the EDIT button. All parameters in this interface are saved by kit, so they will change
as you switch between kits.
• Use the drumsticks or your hand to tap the part of the drum kit (or the “trigger”) you want to edit, or use the Drum
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Buttons to select the part that way. The name of the trigger will appear in the top left corner of the display.
• Press the Drum Buttons to preview the sounds.
• Use the ▲/▼ buttons to select a parameter.
• Use the Value Rotary dial or the +/- buttons to change the value.
• Press the UNDO button to restore a selected parameter to its previous status before being modied.
• Press the EXIT button to leave the Kit Editing interface. A conrmation dialogue will appear. From this dialogue, you
can:
- Conrm saving the kit edits: Use the Value Rotary dial or the +/- buttons to select the target kit, and press ENTER to
save your kit to that location. (The previous kit will be overwritten.)
- Cancel saving: Press the EXIT button to cancel the save process.
While editing kits, you can adjust the following parameters for each trigger on the drum set:
GROUP: Adjusts categories of sounds as follows:
KICK Bass drum
SNARE Snare head, rim, and cross-stick
TOM Tom head and rim
RIDE Ride bow, bell, and edge
CRASH Crash bow and edge
HIHAT Hi-hat open, closed, half-open, pedal, splash
PERC Other percussion and sound fx
LOOP Melody phrase
--- No sound
For example, if you don’t need a Pedal Splash sound, you can set it to “---” when the Pedal Splash option is selected.
LOOP: Instruments are normally looped in melodic phrases of four (4) bars. The loop can be played automatically
when assigned to any trigger, and all loops are synchronized with each other.
VOICE: This is the name of the sound. Each GROUP may contain many VOICEs. The top right corner of the display
will show you the number of the current voice assigned to the trigger.
VOLUME: Allows you to adjust the output level. The higher the value, the louder the volume.
PITCH: Allows you adjust the pitch by semitones. The value number indicates the offset from the default pitch.
PAN: Allows you to adjust the direction of the sound in relation to the speakers/headphones. A negative value
indicates further to the left, whereas a positive value indicates further to the right. The default value is based on
the suggested position.
FX SEND: Decides how much the sound is affected by the effects on the current trigger.
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SYSTEM SETUP
Press the SETUP button to enter the System Setup interface. These parameters are global settings, and when you
adjust them, they affect the entire sound module, and will not change even when you switch kits.
• Use the ▲/▼buttons to select a parameter.
• Use the Value Rotary dial or the +/- buttons to change values.
• Press the UNDO button to restore a selected parameter back to its prior value before being modied.
• Some parameters will have accessible submenus with further options. When this is the case, you will see [ENTER] in
the bottom left corner of the display. Press the ENTER button to access the submenu and read further options.
• Press any of the drum pads to open the ADVANCED settings menu.
• Press EXIT to leave the System Setup interface. A conrmation dialogue will be shown. From here you can:
- CONFIRM: Use the +/- buttons or the Value Rotary dial to select an option. Your selected option will blink. Select the
YES option and press •ENTER; your settings will be saved, and you will exit the menu.
- CANCEL: Use the +/- buttons or the Value Rotary dial to select the NO option and press •ENTER. To cancel and quit
the menu, press EXIT.
SYSTEM SETUP OPTIONS
BACK VOLUME: Controls the output level of songs. The higher the number, the louder the volume will be.
PLAYMODE: Adjusts the play mode for songs:
• PlayAll: all songs will be played once.
• PlayOne: a single song will be played once.
• LoopOne: a single song will play on repeat.
• LoopAll: all songs will be played in a continuous loop.
AUTO OFF: Adjusts the amount of time in minutes before the sound module automatically shuts down. If you don’t
do anything on the module and don’t play the drum pads for this duration of time, the module will shut itself down
to save power.
LOCAL: Allows you to determine whether sound comes out of the sound module or not.
• ON: The module makes sound as normal.
• OFF: The module makes no sound, but will transmit MIDI data as usual. In some circumstances, such as when
connected to certain plugins on the computer, the latency will be reduced.
ADVANCED SYSTEM SETUP
ADVANCED: Press the •ENTER button to enter the ADVANCED physical settings for the drum pads. Certain
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parameters are visible only when speciic triggers are selected, such as rim- or pedal-related parameters.
NOTE: for the dual-trigger mesh pads, parameters for the head and rim can be set separately. For other pads, the
head and rim parameters share the same value.
Use your hand or the drumstick to tap the part you want to edit, or use the Drum Buttons to select a part on the
drum pad. You can use ALT to select a different part on the drum pad if needed. The trigger name will be displayed
in the top left corner as shown below.
SENSITIVITY: Sets the sensitivity of the selected part. A higher value indicates increased sensitivity, but this can
also create an issue of crosstalk and/or double-triggering.
HEADROOM: Sets the headroom of the selected part. The lower the value, the easier it becomes to play that part
loudly.
PEAK DECAY: Sets the signal decay of the selected part. The higher the value, the less chance of skipping notes
when playing quickly, but also the easier it becomes to unintentionally double trigger.
SENSETIME: Sets the minimum time gate between double-triggering. Increase this parameter to prevent multiple
triggers in a short amount of time.
TRIGGER: Sets the velocity curve of the selected part. The available velocity curves, shown below, include Linear,
Exp 1 & 2, Log 1 & 2, and Spline. In the following diagrams, the X-axis corresponds to the velocity at which you play,
and the Y-axis corresponds to the velocity after processing. The Log-type curve makes it easier to reach a high
velocity, while the Exp-type curve makes it harder.
XTALK: Hit a single drum pad repeatedly until you can’t hear any sound from the other pads, or you see OK
displayed on the screen of the sound module. This process helps to calibrate the crosstalk settings to eliminate any
crosstalk automatically.
NOTE SEND: Change the MIDI note of each part. If the MIDI note output is not matching your setup in any external
software, this is the setting option that allows you adjust that.
The following parameters are only available when Rim or Edge are selected:
RIM VELOCITY: The velocity correction value for the rim of the pad. When set to a positive value, the velocity
output will be increased; at a negative value, it will be decreased.
RIM MODIFIER: Sets the rim judgment correction value to ensure that the rim sound effects are triggered
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appropriately. If the head of the pad is being triggered while playing the rim, turn this value up to address the
issue. If the rim is being triggered while playing the head, turn this value down.
SPLIT POINT: Sets the velocity split point of the snare rim. Below this value, the cross stick will be triggered, and
above this value, a rimshot will be triggered.
The following parameters are only available when PEDALChick or PEDALSplash are selected:
CALIB: Calibrates the pedal range of the hi-hat. The top right corner of the display will show the current reading of
the pedal. Follow these steps to calibrate:
• Press down the hi-hat pedal to its proper position, without pressing the pedal all the way down into the floor,
then press the •ENTER button. The current value will be saved as the minimum range.
• Release the hi-hat pedal, then press the •ENTER button. The current value will be saved as the maximum range.
• Press the EXIT button to exit the menu.
Make sure to recalibrate the hi-hat pedal when different users play on the drum set to account for varying play
styles.
CHICK TIME: Set the mask time after the pedal is pressed down. This setting can be used to avoid unwanted
triggering of the hi-hat cymbal when the pedal is pressed down.
SPLASH TIME: Adjust the level of dificulty for triggering the Pedal Splash. The lower the value, the easier it is to
trigger the Pedal Splash (foot splash).
PEDAL VEL: Adjust the correction value of the velocity when pressing down
on the pedal. Increase this value to make the pedal triggering for Pedal Chick
and Pedal Splash louder.
OPEN POINT: Controls the point where HIHATOpen is triggered. The value
displayed is the percentage of the position in the entire pedal range that
will be considered as OPEN. The higher the value is, the closer it is to the
position where the pedal is released, meaning a smaller range for an open
hi-hat. Refer to the diagram for further information.
CLOSE POINT: Controls the point where HIHATClosed is triggered. The
value displayed is the percentage of the position in the entire pedal range
that will be considered as CLOSED. The lower the value is, the closer it is to
the position where the pedal is pressed to the floor. This creates a smaller
range for the closed hi-hat sound to be triggered. The range between the
open and close points is when the hi-hat will trigger a HalfOpen sound. If
you want to increase the range of the HalfOpen trigger, you’ll need to raise
the OPEN POINT value and lower the CLOSE POINT value.
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CLICK: Press the •ENTER button to see the detailed settings for the metronome. The following parameters are
included:
• CLICK: Activate or deactivate metronome
- ON: metronome is on
- OFF: metronome is off
• VOICE: Adjust the sound of the metronome
- Claves: metronome makes a claves sound
- Beep: metronome beeps
- Bell: metronome makes a bell sound
- Cowbell: metronome makes a cowbell sound
• TIME-SIG: Adjusts the metronome time signature
• TEMPO: Adjusts the metronome tempo
• VOLUME: Adjusts metronome volume. Higher numbers correspond to a louder volume.
EQ: Press the •ENTER button to enter the equalizer setup interface and adjust the following parameters:
• LOW FRQ: Sets the frequency of the Low Frequency ilter, measured in Hertz (Hz). The frequency curve for LOW
FRQ is shelf-shaped.
• LOW GAIN: Adjust the amount of boost or reduction for the Low Frequency ilter. If this parameter is set at 0, it
indicates no boost or reduction.
• LOWMID FRQ: Sets the frequency of the Low-Mid Frequency ilter, measured in Hertz (Hz). The frequency curve
for LOWMID FRQ is bell-shaped.
• LOWMID GAIN: Adjust amount of boost or reduction for the Low-Mid Frequency ilter. If this parameter is set at
0, it indicates no boost or reduction.
• HIMID FRQ: Sets the frequency of the High-Mid Frequency ilter, measured in Hertz (Hz). The frequency curve for
HIMID FRQ is bell-shaped.
• HIMID GAIN: Adjust the amount of boost or reduction for the High-Mid Frequency ilter. If this parameter is set
at 0, it indicates no boost or reduction.
• HIGH FRQ: Sets the frequency of the High Frequency ilter, measured in Hertz (Hz). The frequency curve for HIGH
FRQ is shelf-shaped.
• HIGH GAIN: Adjust the amount of boost or reduction for the High Frequency ilter. If this parameter is set at 0, it
indicates no boost or reduction.
The diagram below indicates the difference between shelf-shaped and bell-shaped ilters. The X-axis shows the
frequency, and the Y-axis shows gain.
COMPRESS: Press the •ENTER button to enter the compressor setup interface and adjust the following parameters:
• RATIO: The amount of compression applied to the audio once it passes the threshold level. At higher ratios, the
louder parts of recorded audio will be increasingly compressed. When RATIO is set to 0, the compressor takes no
effect.
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• THRESHOLD: The level above which compression is applied to the audio.
• ATTACK TIME: Adjust how soon the compressor starts compressing the dynamics after the threshold is reached.
Short attack times will result in a more rapid response to sudden, loud sounds, but will also make changes in
volume signiicantly more pronounced to listeners.
• RELEASE TIME: Adjust how soon the compressor starts to release the volume level back to normal after the level
drops below the threshold. A longer time value may tend to lose quieter sounds that come after loud sounds, but
will also avoid the volume being raised too far in quiet circumstances.
• BOOST: Ampliies the audio after compression to a peak level of 0 dB. This might help make the sound louder
after compression is applied.
The diagram below shows the dierence before and after compression is applied with a THRESHOLD setting of –24 dB:
REVERB: Press the •ENTER button to enter the reverb setup interface and adjust the following parameters:
• FX TYPE: Select the type of reverb eect from the six options available
- Room1
- Room2
- Room3
- Hall1
- Hall2
- Plate
• FX LEVEL: Adjust the intensity of the reverb eect. If you don’t wish to add any reverb, set this level to 0.
• FX TIME: Adjust the duration of the reverb eect.
RESET: Restore settings to their factory defaults.
• Use the Value Rotary dial or the +/- buttons to select which setting you want to restore to its default values.
• Press the •ENTER button to reset.
- KITS: Restores all parameters in the EDIT menu to their factory default values.
- SETUP: Restores all parameters in the SETUP menu to their factory default values, including XTALK.
- XTALK: Restores all XTALK values to 0. Only adjusts XTALK values.
- SONGS: Restores all USER SONGs to factory defaults and deletes all recordings. Don’t do this unless you’re prepared
to lose all the songs. You cannot get them back when it’s done.
- ALL: Restores the module to all factory default settings, including all parameters above.
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SONG AND TONE LIST
KIT TONES
SNARE TONES
PLAYALONG SONG LIST KICK TONES
01 Studio
02 Jazz
03 Rock
04 Metal
05 90’s
06 Latin
07 Fiesta
08 Jungle
09 Percussion
10 Session
11 Chiptune
12 Trance
13 Loop
14 Trap
15 Techno
16 Dubstep
17 Brush
18 Pop
19 Vintage
20 Jazz2
01 Rock
02 Rock R
03 Rock X
04 Jazz 01
05 Jazz R 01
06 Jazz X
07 Jazz 02
08 Jazz R 02
09 Indie 01
10 Indie R 01
11 Indie X
12 Indie 02
13 Indie R 02
14 Metal
15 Metal R
16 Metal X
17 Funk 01
18 Funk R 01
19 Funk X 01
20 Funk 02
21 Funk R 02
22 Funk X 02
23 8Bit 01
24 8Bit 02
25 House 01
26 House 02
27 House 03
28 House 04
29 House 05
30 RnB 01
31 RnB 02
32 RnB 03
33 RnB04
34 RnB R 01
35 RnB R 02
36 RnB X 01
37 RnB X 02
38 Techno 01
39 Techno 02
40 TechnoC 01
41 TechnoC 02
42 Trance 01
43 Trance 02
44 Trance 03
45 Trance 04
46 Trap 01
47 Trap 02
48 Trap 03
49 Trap 04
50 Trap 05
51 Trap 06
52 Trap 07
53 Trap 08
54 Trap 09
55 Trap 10
56 Trap 11
57 Pop
58 Pop R
59 Pop X
60 Brush
61 Brush R
62 Brush X
63 Latin
64 Latin R 01
65 Latin R 02
66 Session
67 Session R
68 Session X
69 Vintage
70 Vintage R
71 Vintage X
72 Jungle
73 Jungle R
74 Fiesta 01
75 FiestaR 01
76 FiestaX 01
77 Fiesta 02
78 FiestaR 02
79 FiestaR 03
80 Jungle 02
81 JungleR 02
82 POPV
83 POPV R
84 POPV X
01 WalkWith-
Tree 21 MelodicDeath
02 Soul 22 SambaDance
03 Latin 23 RockBlues
04 Moskau 24 Fly
05 Heart 25 Bossa
06 Fable 26 Tango
07 theStorm 27 Dancing
08 Beowulf 28 CryintheRain
09 Forever 29 NightTrain
10 Acid 30 Arriba
11 Arcane 31 Batteries
12 toBeLoved 32 Revealite
13 Rain 33 Breathe
14 PopAges 34 BlueEyes
15 ChaCha 35 HeyMan
16 Life 36 Firerain
17 Home 37 NyanCats
18 Latina 38 Supreme
19 Reality 39 Bartender
20 SoftAmour 40 Celebration
01 Rock 22 Trance 02
02 Jazz 23 Trance 03
03 Indie 01 24 Trance 04
04 Indie 02 25 Trance 05
05 Metal 26 Trap 01
06 Funk 01 27 Trap 02
07 Funk 02 28 Trap 03
08 8Bit 01 29 Trap 04
09 8Bit 02 30 Trap 05
10 House 01 31 Pop 01
11 House 02 32 Pop 02
12 House 03 33 Pop 03
13 RnB 01 34 Pop 04
14 RnB 02 35 Jungle
15 RnB 03 36 Latin
16 RnB 04 37 Session
17 Techno 01 38 Vintage
18 Techno 02 39 Jungle 01
19 Techno 03 40 Jungle 02
20 Techno 04 41 Fiesta
21 Trance 01 42 RockBright
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RIDE TONES
CRASH TONES
TOM TONES
01 Rock 21 Techno 01
02 Rock B 22 Techno 02
03 Rock E 23 Trance
04 Jazz 24 Pop
05 Jazz B 25 Pop B
06 Jazz E 26 Brush
07 Indie 27 Brush B
08 Indie B 28 Brush E
09 Indie E 29 Session
10 Funk 02 30 Vintage
11 Funk B 02 31 Vintage B
12 Funk E 02 32 Jungle
13 Funk 01 33 Jungle B
14 Funk B 01 34 Fiesta
15 Funk E 01 35 Fiesta B
16 8Bit 36 Fiesta E
17 House 01 37 Pst2T
18 House 02 38 Pst2T B
19 House 03 39 Pst2T E
20 RnB 40 Rivert E
01 Rock1 21 House 01
02 Rock1 E 22 House 02
03 Rock2 23 House 03
04 Rock2 E 24 House 04
05 RockChina 25 Trance1
06 RockSplash 26 Trance2
07 Jazz1 27 Trap1 01
08 Jazz1 E 01 28 Trap2 01
09 Jazz2 29 Pop1
10 Jazz2 E 30 Pop2
11 JazzSp 01 31 Session1
12 JazzSp 02 32 Session2
13 Indie1 01 33 Vintage1
14 Indie2 01 34 Vintage2
15 Indie1 02 35 Jungle1
16 Indie2 02 36 Jungle2
17 Funk1 37 Fiesta1
18 Funk2 38 Fiesta2
19 8Bit1 39 Crash18
20 8Bit2 40 Crash18 E
01 Rock1
02 Rock1 R
03 Rock2
04 Rock2 R
05 Rock3
06 Rock3 R
07 Rock4
08 Rock4 R
09 Jazz1
10 Jazz1 R
11 Jazz2
12 Jazz2 R
13 Jazz3
14 Jazz3 R
15 Jazz4
16 Jazz4 R
17 Indie1
18 Indie2
19 Indie3
20 Indie4
21 Metal1
22 Metal2
23 Metal3
24 Metal4
25 Conga1
26 Conga2
27 Conga3
28 Conga4
29 Conga5
30 Conga6
31 Timbale1
32 Timbale2
33 8Bit1
34 8Bit2
35 8Bit3
36 8Bit4
37 House1 01
38 House2 01
39 House3 01
40 House4 01
41 House1 02
42 House2 02
43 House3 02
44 House4 02
45 House1 03
46 House2 03
47 House3 03
48 House4 03
49 RnB1
50 RnB2
51 RnB3
52 RnB4
53 Techno1
54 Techno2
55 Techno3
56 Techno4
57 Trance1 01
58 Trance2 01
59 Trance3 01
60 Trance4 01
61 Trance1 02
62 Trance2 02
63 Trance3 02
64 Trance4 02
65 Trap1 01
66 Trap2 01
67 Trap3 01
68 Trap1 02
69 Trap2 02
70 Trap3 02
71 Pop1
72 Pop1 R
73 Pop2
74 Pop2 R
75 Pop3
76 Pop3 R
77 Pop4
78 Pop4 R
79 Brush1
80 Brush2
81 Brush3
82 Brush4
83 Latin1
84 Latin2
85 Latin3
86 Latin4
87 Session1
88 Session2
89 Session3
90 Session4
91 Vintage1
92 Vintage1 R
93 Vintage2
94 Vintage2 R
95 Vintage3
96 Vintage3 R
97 Vintage4
98 Vintage4 R
99 Jungle1
100 Jungle1 R
101 Jungle2
102 Jungle2 R
103 Jungle3
104 Jungle3 R
105 Jungle4
106 Jungle4 R
107 Fiesta1
108 Fiesta1 R
109 Fiesta2
110 Fiesta2 R
111 Fiesta3
112 Fiesta3 R
113 Fiesta4
114 Fiesta4 R
115 SoliJP1
116 SoliJP1 R
117 SoliJP2
118 SoliJP2 R
119 SoliJP3
120 SoliJP3 R
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HI-HAT TONES PERCUSSION TONES
01 Rock O
02 Rock C
03 Rock P
04 Rock Hf
05 Rock Sp
06 Jazz O 01
07 Jazz C 01
08 Jazz P 01
09 Jazz O 02
10 Jazz C 02
11 Jazz P 02
12 Indie O 02
13 Indie C 02
14 Indie P 02
15 Metal O
16 Metal C
17 Metal P
18 Funk O 01
19 Funk C 01
20 Funk P 01
21 Funk O 02
22 Funk C 02
23 Funk P 02
24 8Bit O
25 8Bit C
26 House O 01
27 House C 01
28 House O 02
29 House C 02
30 House O 03
31 House C 03
32 RnB O 01
33 RnB C 01
34 RnB O 02
35 RnB C 02
36 TechnoO 01
37 TechnoC 01
38 TechnoO 02
39 TechnoC 02
40 TranceO 01
41 TranceC 01
42 TranceO 02
01 Cowbell 21 ECowbell
02 FunkPerc01 22 DubFX01
03 FunkPerc02 23 DubFX02
04 8BitFX01 24 DubFX03
05 8BitFX02 25 DubFX04
06 8BitFX03 26 DubFX05
07 HouseFX01 27 Agogo01
08 HouseFX02 28 Agogo02
09 HouseFX03 29 ShakerShrt
10 HouseFX04 30 ShakerLong
11 HouseFX05 31 Bg
12 HouseFX06 32 Cai
13 TranceFX01 33 Cang
14 TranceFX02 34 Gong
15 TranceFX03 35 Guban
16 TranceFX04 36 Tanggu1
17 TranceFX05 37 Tanggu2
18 TrapFX01 38 Tanggu3
19 TrapFX02 39 Tanggu4
20 EShaker 40 Tanggu5
43 TranceC 02
44 Trap O 01
45 Trap C 01
46 Trap O 02
47 Trap C 02
48 Trap O 03
49 Trap C 03
50 Pop O
51 Pop C
52 Pop P
53 Pop Hf
54 Pop Sp
55 Brush O
56 Brush C
57 Brush P
58 Brush Hf
59 Brush Sp
60 Session O
61 Session C
62 Session P
63 Session Sp
64 Vintage O
65 Vintage C
66 Vintage P
67 Vintage Hf
68 Vintage Sp
69 Jungle O
70 Jungle C
71 Jungle P
72 Jungle Hf
73 Jungle Sp
74 Fiesta O
75 Fiesta C
76 Fiesta P
77 Fiesta Hf
78 Fiesta Sp
79 CDHH O
80 CDHH C
81 CDHH P
82 CDHH Hf
83 CDHH Sp
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
This drum kit will need to be serviced by an authorized serviceperson when or if the following conditions occur:
• The power supply cord or plug has been damaged
• Liquid has been splattered into the unit or it has been exposed to rain
• The instrument is not operating normally, or exhibits a marked change in performance
• The instrument has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged
To clean the drum kit and sound module:
• Clean both parts with a dry or lightly damp soft cloth
• Do not use paint thinner or petrochemical-based polishes
SPECIFICATIONS
• Voices: 448
• Polyphony: 81
• Drum Kits: 20 Preset Kits, and 20 slots for User Kits
• Song: 40 Songs, Drum Mute
• Sound Eects: Reverb, Compressor, Equalizer with Professional DSP Processor
• Equalizer: 4Band
• Metronome Settings: On/O, Tempo, Volume, Time Signature, TapTempo
• Setup Menu: Back Volume, Play Mode, Auto PowerO, Local, Advanced (Sensitivity, Headroom, Peak Decay, Sense
Time, Trigger Curve, Auto Crosstalk, MIDI Note Send, Rim Velocity, Pedal, Snare Rim Split Point), Compressor,
Equalizer, Reset
• Pad Edit Options: Voice, Volume, Pan, Pitch, FX Send
• Recordings: 15 Songs
• Display: Backlit LCD, Dual-Row, 16 characters per row
• Power: 12 V DC
• Auxiliary Sockets: Headphones (6.35 mm), Line In, Line Out, USB, Power, External Triggers (2), 25Pin Trigger
Connection Socket
• Connectivity: Bluetooth
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LIMITED WARRANTY TO ORIGINAL CONSUMER
This LyxJam Electronic Drum Kit (“Product”), including any accessories included in the original packaging, as supplied and
distributed new by an authorized retailer is warranted by C&A Marketing, Inc. (the “Company”) to the original consumer
purchaser only, against certain defects in material and workmanship (“Warranty”) as follows:
To receive Warranty service, the original consumer purchaser must contact the Company or its authorized service
provider for problem determination and service procedures. Proof of purchase in the form of a bill of sale or receipted
invoice, evidencing that the Product is within the applicable Warranty period(s), MUST be presented to the Company or
its authorized service provider in order to obtain the requested service.
Service options, parts availability, and response times may vary and may change at any time. In accordance with applicable
law, the Company may require that you furnish additional documents and/or comply with registration requirements
before receiving warranty service. Please contact our customer service for details on obtaining warranty service:
Email: info@lyxpro.com
Phone: 18668493049
Shipping expenses to the Company’s Return Facility are not covered by this warranty, and must be paid by the consumer.
The consumer likewise bears all risk of loss or further damage to the Product until delivery to said facility.
EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
The Company warrants the Product against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of ONE
(1) YEAR from the date of retail purchase by the original end-user purchaser (“Warranty Period”). If a hardware defect
arises and a valid claim is received within the Warranty Period, the Company, at its sole option and to the extent permitted
by law, will either (1) repair the Product defect at no charge, using new or refurbished replacement parts, (2) exchange the
Product with a Product that is new or which has been manufactured from new or serviceable used parts and is at least
functionally equivalent to the original device, or (3) refund the purchase price of the Product.
A replacement Product or part thereof shall enjoy the warranty of the original Product for the remainder of the Warranty
Period, or ninety (90) days from the date of replacement or repair, whichever provides you longer protection. When
a Product or part is exchanged, any replacement item becomes your property, while the replaced item becomes the
Company’s property. Refunds can only be given if the original Product is returned.
This Warranty does not apply to:
(a) Any non-LyxJam Electronic Drum Kit product, hardware or software, even if packaged or sold with the Product;
(b) Damage caused by use with non-LyxJam Electronic Drum Kit products;
(c) Damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, ood, re, earthquake, or other external causes;
(d) Damage caused by operating the Product outside the permitted or intended uses described by the Company;
(e) Damage caused by third party services;
(f) A Product or part that has been modied to alter functionality or capability without the written permission of the
Company;
(g) Consumable parts, such as batteries, fuses, and bulbs;
(h) Cosmetic damage; or
(i) If any LyxJam Electronic Drum Kit serial number has been removed or defaced.
This Warranty is valid only in the country where the consumer purchased the Product, and only applies to Products
purchased and serviced in that country.
The Company does not warrant that the operation of the Product will be uninterrupted or error-free. The Company is not
responsible for damage arising from your failure to follow instructions relating to its use.
NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING TO THE CONTRARY AND TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW,
THE COMPANY PROVIDES THE PRODUCT “ASIS” AND “ASAVAILABLE” FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE AND THE COMPANY
AND ITS LICENSORS AND SUPPLIERS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS, WHETHER EXPRESSED,
IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,
TITLE, QUIET ENJOYMENT, ACCURACY, AND NONINFRINGEMENT OF THIRDPARTY RIGHTS. THE COMPANY DOES NOT
GUARANTEE ANY SPECIFIC RESULTS FROM THE USE OF THE PRODUCT, OR THAT THE COMPANY WILL CONTINUE TO
OFFER OR MAKE AVAILABLE THE PRODUCT FOR ANY PARTICULAR LENGTH OF TIME. THE COMPANY FURTHER DISCLAIMS
ALL WARRANTIES AFTER THE EXPRESS WARRANTY PERIOD STATED ABOVE.
YOU USE THE PRODUCT AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION AND RISK. YOU WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR (AND THE
COMPANY DISCLAIMS) ANY AND ALL LOSS, LIABILITY, OR DAMAGES RESULTING FROM YOUR USE OF THE PRODUCT.
NO ADVICE OR INFORMATION, WHETHER ORAL OR WRITTEN, OBTAINED BY YOU FROM THE COMPANY OR THROUGH ITS
AUTHORIZED SERVICE PROVIDERS SHALL CREATE ANY WARRANTY.
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