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CAUTION
Any changes or modifications inconstruction ofthisdevice which arenot expresslyapproved by
thepartyresponsibleforcompliance couldvoidtheuser sauthoritytooperatethe 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
-directsunlight(nearawindow),
-hightemperatures(near aheatsource,
outside, orinacarduring thedaytime),
- rainorexcessive humidity,
- excessive dust,
-strong vibration.
wThe unitshallnotbeexposedtodripping or
splashing andno objectsfilled withliquids,
such as vases, shall be placed onthe unit.
wThe drumcontains digital circuitryandmay
causeinterference ifplacedtoo close to
radioortelevisionreceivers.If interference
occurs,move thedrum furtherawayfrom
theaffectedequipment.
POWER
wOnlyuseattached power adaptor.
wTurnthe power switchoff whenthe drumis
notinuse.
wToavoiddamagetothedrumandother
devices towhich it isconnected,turnthe
power switches of all related devices off
priortoconnectionordisconnectionof
audiocables.
wTurnthepoweroff if themaincableof the
adaptor isdamagedortheinstrumentis
spatteredwithliquid.
wDonotswitch the uniton and off inquick
succession, thisplaces an undue load on
the electroniccomponents.
wUnplug theAC power cordduring anelectri-
calstorm.
wAvoidpluggingtheACadaptorintothesame
AC outletas applianceswithhigh power
consumption,suchaselectricheatersor
ovens.
SERVICEAND MODIFICATION
Thisproduct shouldbe serviced by qualified
service personnelwhen,
wthepower supplycordor theplugofthe
adaptorhasbeendamaged,
wliquidhasbeenspatteredintotheunit or ithas
been exposedtorain,
wtheinstrument doesnotappeartooperate
normallyorexhibitsamarked changein
performance,
wthe instrumenthasbeen droppedorthe
cabinethasbeendamaged.
HANDLINGANDTRANSPORT
wNever applyexcessiveforcetothecontrols,
connectors,pads orotherpartsofthe
instrument.
wAlwaysunplug cables by gripping theplug
firmly, notbypullingonthecable.
wPhysicalshockscausedbydropping,
bumping,orplacingheavy objectson the
instrument can result inscratches and/or
moreseriousdamage.
wCarefullycheck the amplifiervolumecontrol
beforestating toplay.Excessivevolumecan
cause permanenthearing loss.
CLEANING
wClean the unitwithadryorlight-wet soft cloth.
Donotuse paintthinner or petrochemical
based polishes.
LOCATION
wDonot exposethe drumtothefollowing
conditionstoavoiddeformation, discoloration,
ormoreseriousdamage,
DO NOTATTEMPTTOOPEN THEUNITOR MAKE ANYCHANGEINTHECIRCUITS OR
PARTS OFTHEUNIT.
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INSTALLATION ................1
SOUNDMODULE ....................5
ControlPanel.....................5
Back Panel........................6
PLAYINGPAD ..................7
DRUMKIT .........................8
SONG ..............................9
DemoSong........................9
UserSong ....................10
METRONOME .......................11
Metronome..........................11
Tempo ...............................12
DRUMKITEDIT ................13
Selectkit forediting ............13
Enterthe Edit Mode ............14
Selectpart toedit .............15
Selectparametertoedit..........15
Editthe parameter..............15
Editanotherparameterorpart ....15
Completetheedit.................16
STRIKINGCOUNT ..................17
SETUP ....................................18
AccompanimentVolumeforDemo.....18
Percussion VolumeforDemo...18
MasterTune ......................19
CountSesitivity.................19
Equalizer........................19
AdvancedParameterEdit .........20
Sesitivity..........................20
DynamicRange ....................21
TriggerCorve .....................21
CrossTalk.......................21
Hi-HatPedalsetting.........22
Reset...........................24
RECORD ...........................25
Record............................25
Play back UserSong............25
Erase UserSong ..................26
MIDI&USB .....................27
KITLIST ......................28
VOICE LIST .........................29
SPECIFICATIONS ..................33
WARRANTY .....................34
CONTENTS TABLE

INSTALLATION
Thedrawing showscompletedrum kit afteryourinstallation.
Each drumpad, cymbal pad andHi-Hatcontrol pedalhasitspart numberunderneaththepart name
foryour referenceininstallation.The partnumberisprintedinpart packingbox.
Poweradaptorandconnection cablesarenotshowninthe drawing.
SOUND MODULE
CRASH
KICK
SNARE
TOM 2
TOM 1
HI-HAT
TOM 3
RIDE
KICKPEDAL
HI-HATCONTROLLER
B-8Snare
HD-008
A-12Cymbal-edg
B-8Kick
B-HHCtrl
P-6CKick pedal
A-8Tom
A-8Tom
A-8Tom
A-8 Hi-Hat
A-12Cymbal
*KICKPEDALISOPTIONALACCESORY
RACKSYSTEM
RACKA
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INSTALLATION
Rackclamp
L-Rod
Arm
Legclamp
Wing nuts Padclamp
Crash andRide rod
Leg
Hi-Hatrod
Rack System
RACKA
RACK SYSTEM
You can find all of these componentsinRACK SYSTEM RACKA package.
Note: Please notethat theHi-Hatcontrolpedal isalso packaged inthisbox.
Foldedrack inpackage
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INSTALLATION
1. Loosen the wing nutsinthe arm clamps. Open the arm, adjusttheposition,then tighten thewing
nuts
2.Loosen the wing nutsinthe leg clamp.Insert the left and rightleg intothe clamp,adjustthe heightto
touchfloorfirmly,then tightenthewingnuts.
3. Loosen thewingnutsinthe clamp.Movethepadclampstoproperlocation,thentightenthewing
nuts
4. Loosen the wing nutsinthe clamp.Rotatethe pad installationL-Rod toproper position,andthen
tightenthe wing nuts
5. Loosen the wing nutsinthe clamp. Insert the cymbalinstallation rod toproper location, and then
tightenthe wing nuts
1Openthe arm,adjusttheposition,
thentighten the wingnuts
2Installtheleftandright leg,
adjustthe height totouch
floorfirmly,thentightenthe
wingnuts.
4Rotatethe padinstallation
L-Rod toproperposition, then
tighten the wingnuts
3Move thepadclamps toproper
location,thentightenthewingnuts
5Insert thecymbal installation
rod toproperlocation, then
tightenthe wingnuts
RACK INSTALLATION
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INSTALLATION
1.Remove thewing nut,
washer andfeltpad
3.Adjustthe angleand
heightoftherodthen
tightenthewingnut.
1.Remove thewing nut,
washer andfeltpad
2.Putthe cymbalpad intothe
rod,thenattachpartsre-
movedinthestet1. Fasten
thewing nutbutnottoo
tightly.It allowsthe pad alittle
bitwobbling like real acous-
ticcymbal.
Note: Crashand Ridehas
differentpart number.Please
refertoindicationinthe page
2.
3.Adjustthe angleoftherodthen tighten thewingnut.
1.Insert the snareinto
the snareinstallation L-
Rod,thentightenthe
wingnut.
2.PuttheHi-Hatintothe
rod,then attachpartsre-
movedinthe stet1.Fas-
tenthewingnut.
2.Adjustthe angleof
theL-Rodthentighten
thewing nut.
Hi-Hat Installation Crash and Ride Installation
Snare Installation
1.Insert thetominto
thetominstallationL-
Rod,thentightenthe
wingnut.
Note: All tomsuse the
samepad.
2.Adjustthe angleofthe L-Rodthen
tightenthewingnut.
Tom Installation
1.Alignholes insupportand
standthen insertboltsandfasten
withattached key.
2. Insert tongue of the kick standinto
slotofthepedal. Tightenthewing
nutonthe pedalleveltofixit.
Kick Installation
COMPONENTSINSTALLATION
1. Alignholesinsupporting boardand sound modulethen insert screwsand
fastenit.
2. Insertrodofthesupporting boardtotheclamp, thentightenthewingnut.
Sound module Installation
Please refer tothe SOUND MODULEChapter for electronicconnection.
Electronic Connection
P-6C
Finalizing the Installation
After install all components, fine adjust the arm, clamps and rodstothe best
positionyou like finally.
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SOUND MODULE
CONTROLPANEL
(1) Display: InformationdisplaysuchasKitnumberand name,Songname,pad selection etc.The
display isback-lit LCD(LiquidCrystalDisplay) type.
(2) SONG Button: Enter theDemonstrationor User Song play mode
(3) KITButton: Enterthe Drumkit selectionmode
(4) CLICK Button: Metronomeswitch and edit
(5)TEMPOButton: Changethetempo ofthe metronome,alsoused forrecordand songplaying.
(6)-(7) SequencerButtons: RecordButton,Press ittoengage the record
Play/StopButton
ThePlay/Stop buttonisusedinbothSongandRecordoperations.Pleaserefer torelevantchap-
tersfordetailedinformation.
(8) COUNTButton: Enterthe Countmode toexamhowfast you couldstrike the pad
(9)DATA+/- Knob: Rotatethe knobtochangedataforall operations
(10) ENTER Button: Confirm yourchoice or operating
(11) EXITButton: Exit tothe previous LCD windoworreturntotheKitSelectionscreen
(12)SETUP Button: Enterthe Setup mode toeditoverall parameters
(13)MODE Button: Change thesongplaying mode
(14) EDITButton: EntertheKitEditmode
(15)Pad SelectButtons: Thesearedual-function buttons.Theyarepad selection buttons intheEdit
mode;or KitSelection buttons forKitquick selection.
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BACK PANEL
(1)PowerInJack: Plug inthe DC cableoftheattachedadaptor
(2)PowerSwitch: TurnOn/Offthe sound module
Note:Whenyouturnthepower off, donotturnit onimmediately.Waitat least five secondstoturn
the poweron so that the electroniccircuitscan properlyreset.
(3) USB Jack: The USB connectorallowsyou toconnect the drumdirectlytoyourcomputer s
USB port.The USB interface iscompatiblewithWindowsXP/Vista,Windows7and MAC. The
computerwill recognize the drumasAudioDevice.
(4) HeadphoneJack: Thedrumhasstereo headphonejack.You can play intotal silence without
disturbingothersinthe roombyplugging aset ofheadphones intothesockets.
(5)HeadphoneVolumeKnob: Rotateit toadjustthe headphone volume
(6)LineInJack: Line Instereoaudioinput jackswill mixthesuppliedsignalwiththe internal
drum sound.It can be used tohook up itemssuch as CD players, MP3player etc.
(7)LineOutJack: Thereisnobuilt-inspeakerinthe drum. LineOutstereo audiooutputsupplies
thedrumoutputsignal toexternal amplification,suchas homestereo,PA systemorotherstand
alone amplifiers. If youconnectwithexternalmono system, stereo/monoadapterisrecommended.
(8) PadTriggerConnector: Eachpad and Hi-Hat controlpedalhaslabeled cable. All cablesare
merged intoasingleconnector. Plug inthecableintojackofcorrespondingcomponent, Then,plug in
theconnectorhere.
SOUNDMODULE
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PLAYINGPAD
TURNONTHE POWER
(1) Adjustvolumeof externalaudiodevice
connected withthedrumtolowerlevel.
(2) Press the POWER button whiledon t strike
pad orpress theHi-Hatcontrol pedal.
(3) Turnon external devices connected.
(4)Strike padandadjustthevolumetoproper
level.
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 cymbalsound,striketheedgeofthe
cymbal tomake edgeshotsound.
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 head sound.
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.
Playing Kick Drum
Press the Kick drum
pedal tomakekick
drumsound.
Theedge and chokefeatureis
availablefor crash only,
Note:
MasterVol
Inthe Kitand Songwindow,pushtheDATAknob,
the currentmastervolumelevelwill be blinking.
Rotatethe DATAknobtochangethevolume
ranged 0-127.Afterabout5seconds withoutany
operation,itwillreturntothepreviouswindow.
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it llenterthekit selection modeautomati-
callywhiletheKITbuttonindicatorwill light
up.Thekit number anditsnamewillbe
displayed.The kitnumberalsoappearsin
the second row of the display.
Insomeotheroperation modes, youmay
pressthe KITbutton toenterthe kitselect
operationmode.
PRESETKIT
Thetitleofthekit numbersection inthe sec-
ond rowof the display is “KIT”for presetkit.
Thekitnumber isranged 01 -50.
Rotatethe Dataknob toselectakityou
desire.Rotatetheknobclockwise toincrease
the kitnumberand anticlockwisetodecrease
the kitnumber. All presetkitnumberand
namearelisted intheAppendixKITLIST.
USERKIT
Youcancreateyourownuserkit byedit
function.Clickthe KITbuttonrepeatedlywill
switch the PresetKitand UserKitselection.
The User Kit number isU01 - U30. The title
ofthekitnumbersectioninthe second row
of thedisplay is “USER KIT”.
RotatetheDataknobtoselectanuserkit
you desire.Rotatethe knobclockwise toin-
crease thekit number andanticlockwiseto
decreasethekitnumber.
Thefactorysetting forall UserKitsisUni-
versalKit. You couldcall themeven if you
don tcreateyourownuserkit.Ofcourse,
you couldreplace it by editing.Pleasesee
<EDIT>Chapterinthismanualfordetails.
PresstheKITbuttonagaintoback tothepre-
set kit.
DRUM KIT
Thereare50presetdrumkitsand 30UserKits.Thekit iscombinationofdifferentinstrumentvoice
assigned toeach pad which hasunitarystyleforperformance. All thekitsareforyour choice. Any
kit couldbeedited and savedas yourownUserKit. Afterpoweronanddisplayinitialinformation,
Standard
Preset kitindicator Kit number Kitname
UserKit01
UserKit indicator
Note: Whenusethese9buttons
as numericbutton,the indicatorof
theEDITbuttonmustbe off,be-
cause they aredual-function
buttons.Please see <EDIT>Chap-
terinthismanualfordetails.
QUICKSELECTION
Thereare9numericbuttons,eachoneisas-
signed toamostcommon usekit. Inthekit
select mode,simplypress abuttontoselect
kitdirectly.Thedefaultquick selectionas-
signmentislisted intheAppendix<KITLIST>.
Afteryouselect akit,youcouldassignittoa
numericbuttonbypressingtheKITbuttonand
anumericbuttonsimultaneously.
Yourassignmentisnonvolatileeven the
powerturnsoff.
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(2) Practice with Demo Song
Youmaypracticeyour ownperformance with
thedemosong.
Therearethreemodesforyourpractice:
FULL-When press thebutton, you will
hearcompletesong
DRUMONLY-When press the button,
youwillhear drumsoundonly.It helpsyouto
getideahowtoperformdrum.
DRUM MUTE-Whenpressthebutton,
youwillhearbackgroundmusicwithoutdrum
sound. Then,you can play drumsby yourself.
Press theMODE button repeatedlytochange
themode.
Tip: Volumeof thebackgroundmusicand
drum ofthedemosongisadjustable
separately. Please see ChapterSETUP for
moreinformation.
Thescreen willturnbacktothepreviouswin-
dowautomaticallyafter5seconds,orpress the
EXITbuttontoexitimmediately.
1. DEMO SONG
(1) Select and Play Demo Song
Thereare52demosongs built in.
PresstheSongbuttononcetoengagethedemo
songmode withthe indicator lighting. The dis-
playwillshow “AllDemo”.Pressthebutton
immediately,all demosongswillplay one by
one.Ifyoudon tselectsong,after3second the
first demosong numberandnamewill appear
on the display.The tempoand timesignatureof
the demosong will appearon the secondrowof
the display also.
Thetitleofthesongnumber sectioninthesec-
ond rowof the display is “DEMO”. Thedisplay
of itwillbe “All”thenthefirstdemonumber.
If youwanttoselectasong youdesire, rotate
the DATE knob tochoose asong.
Then pressthebutton tostartplay;the
buttonindicatorlightsup.
When selectsinglesong,it ll beplayed
repeatedly.
Whenthe demosongisplaying,press the button
againtotostop the playing, the indicator turns
off.
SONG
Demo SongNumber Song Name
Tempo TimeSignature
ChaCha
All Demo
Therearetwotypesof song.The demonstration song(Demo)isfor your enjoymentand practice.
Usersong isyourownrecorded song.
Drum Mute
Demosongindicator
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2.USER SONG
Thereare10Usersongs inmaximumrecorded
byuser.
Press theSongbuttontwice quicklytoengage
theUserSong mode withtheindicatorlighting.
Thedisplay will show “AllU-Song”.If you don t
selectsong,after3second the firstavailable
usersong numberand namewillappearon the
display.The tempo andtimesignatureofthe
user songwillappearonthesecondrow of the
displayalso.
Thetitleof thesongnumbersectioninthesec-
ond rowof the display is “SONG”. Thedisplay
ofitwillbe “All”thenthe firstavailableusersong
number.
Ifyouwanttoselectasongyoudesire, rotate
the DATE knob tochoose asong.
Then press thebutton tostart play;the
buttonindicatorlightsup.
Whenthe usersong isplaying,pressthe
pressthebuttonagaintotostopthe
playing,theindicatorturnsoff.
Note: If the interval betweenthefirst andsec-
ond pressingofthe SONGbutton islongerthan
2seconds,it ll turntoKit modeinsteadofSong
mode.
Note: Ifyou didn trecordanysong,thedisplay
willshow “Nou-song”.After3second,the mode
will change toKitselectautomatically.
SONG
UserSongNumber Song Name
Tempo TimeSignature
AllU-Song
User Song
NoU-Song
Tip: YoumayeraseUserSong intheUserSong
mode. Please refer tothe <RECORD> chapter
intheManualfordetails.
Usersongindicator
3.EXITTHE SONG MODE
YoumaynotedthatpresstheSONG buttononce
toentertheDemomode;presstheSONG but-
ton twice quicklytoenterthe Song mode.
Therefore, inthe Demo/UserSong modepress
theSONGbutton againtoexittheDemo/User
Song mode andturntothe Kit selection mode.
The SONGindicator turns off.
Or,you can simplypress theEXITbuttontostop
palying , exit the Demo/Song mode and turnto
theKitselection mode.
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METRONOME
1.METRONOME
Press theCLICKbuttontosound themetro-
nomeanditsindicatorwilllight up.Pressthe
buttonagaintostopit.
Press the CLICK button twice tosetup the
metronomeandtheindicatorblinks.
(1) Time Signature Setting -Atfirst, you
couldsetthe timesignature.Thethecurrent
timesignaturewill blinkinthesecond rowof
the display. Rotatethe DATA knobtochange
thetimesignature.Availabletimesignatureis
1-8/2,1-8/4,1-8/8,1-8/16,Thedefaultsetting
is4/4.Press the ENTERbutton toconfirm you
settingandturntothe next parameterof the
metronome.
(2) Metronome Volume Setting - After press
theENTER buttontofinish thetimesignature
setting, thenext parametertosetupismetro-
nomevolume. Thedisplay willshow “Metro
Vol”and currentvolumeisblinking.Rotatethe
DATAknob tochange the volumeranged 0-
127,The defaultsetting is96.Press the
ENTER button toconfirm you settingand turn
tothenextparameterofthemetronome..
(3) Metronome Sound Setting - After press
theENTERbutton tofinishthevolumesetting,
thenextparametertosetup ismetronome
sound.The display will show “MetroSound”
andblinkingcurrentsound.Therearethree
typesof thesound - English, Chineseand
Percussion.ENGreferstoEnglish, CHN
referstoChinese,PRC referstoclick sound.
The default setting isPRC.RotatetheDATA
knob tochange the sound, Pressthe ENTER
buttontoconfirm yousettingand exitthe
metronomesetting.
You can pressthe EXITbutton inany step to
exit metronomesetting.
During thesetting,the metronomewill keep
sound.
Time-Sig
Metro Vol
MetroSound
Tip: Ifyoudonot wanttochangethecurrent
setting,simplypresstheENTER button toskip
it.
Percussion EnglishChinese
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METRONOME
2. TEMPO
Pressthe TEMPObutton, itsindicatorwill light
up. Thecurrenttempo value willblinkinthe
second row ofthe display.RotatetheDATA
knobtochangethetemporanged40 -240.
Press the ENTER button toconfirm you
setting.
Afterabout10 seconds, thisoperation will exit
automatically.Or, press theEXITbuttonto
exit thetemposettingimmediately.
Tempo
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Adrum kit consistsofdrum pads, cymbalspads andHi-Hatpedalphysically.
Theygeneratesoundindifferent way such asby striking headorrimofdrumpad,triggered by
striking cymbalbowor edge,pressing Hi-Hatpedal. We call thesource togeneratesound as Part.
Eachpart isidentified onthedisplay bytheiconwithmark.The icon referstopart of striking head
ofpad and cymbalisshownbelow. H.PDLreferstosoundgenerated by pressingthe Hi-Hat pedal.
HIHATreferstoOpen Hi-Hat sound generated by striking the Hi-Hat cymbal.
Alternativepartofthe sameinstrumentisshownbyextramarkundertheicon.For example,the
part generatingsoundby strikingtherimof Tom 1pad ismarkedbyan archunderthe TOM1icon.
Each part has multiparameterstocreateitscharacteristics such as voice, volume, reverbleveland
Panetc. ThedetaileddescriptionislistedInthetablebelow.
Theeditfeatureistoset parameterfor each part, partlyorfor all partsinakit.theEditfeature
makes itpossibletochange the currentlyselected drum kit setting. Inthisway, you maycreate
your owndrum kit andsave it as UserKit.
DRUMKIT EDIT
Theedit procedureisthesamefor everyparameter, Assigningvoice tothepartisoneof the most
importantfunction.Afteryouarefamiliarwiththeoperationofvoiceassignment; it ll beeasy toedit
otherparameters.The followingsection isthe editproceduretaking examplehowtochangevoice
forapad.
1. Selectkit forediting
Selectakitfor editinginthesameway explained inthe DRUMKITchapter. Thedisplayshowsthe
kitnumberand kitname.
RimofTOM1 RimofTOM3 Edge of CRASHCloseHI-Hat
Rim of TOM2 Rim1 of SnareRim2 of Snare Edge of RIDE
PARAMETER DESCRIPTION EDIT RANGE
VOICEVoiceassignedtothepart1 –418
VOLUMEVolumeofthe part , 127 referstothe highest volume0~127
PAN Stereopanofthepart. -64 referstothe mostleft, 63
referstothe mostright,0referstothecenter position-64~63
PITCH Pitchofthepart. -10 referstothe lowestand 10tothehighestpitch. -10~10
REVERB Reverbeffect level of thepart, 127 referstothe highest level0~127
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Note: RealkitPROdoesnotresponses tothe Ride Edge and TomRim setting.

2.EntertheEditMode
Press the EDITbuttontoengagetheeditmode.
The EDITindicator will lightup whilethe EDIT
icon onthe displaywillblink.Also,thedisplay
will show the kit numberforediting.
DRUMKIT EDIT
Edit Mode
3.Selectpart toedit
Intheeditmode, thenumericalbuttonsreferto
part selectbuttons.Press aselectbutton to
engageeditingforthispart,thebuttonindicator
willlightup.Someinstrumentshavetwoormore
parts,for example,the snarehavehead, rim1
and rim2parts;crash and ride cymbalhas head
andedgeparts;Hi-Hathas openand closeetc.
Pressthebuttontwicetoselectalternativepart
ofthisinstrument.Please notethatthe snare
has3parts,press the SNAREbuttononce to
selectsnarehead,twice for rim1andtreblefor
rim2.The relevantmarkforalternativepartswill
appear.Pleaserefertotablebelow.
Whenapartisselected,theiconofthispart
blink;EDITiconwillstopblink.Inthisexample,
thepartselected isRim1of Snare.
Whenselectpart, the part namewill blink.You
mustpresstheENTERbuttontoconfirm your
partselection.
Voice
PART DESCRIPTION ICON
HH Pedal Hi-Hat Pedal
HiHatOpen
Hi-Hat Open
HiHatClose Hi-Hat Close
Crash Crash CymbalBow
CrashEdge
Crash CymbalEdge
Ride Ride Cymbal Bow
Ride Edge Ride Cymbal Edge
Snare SnareHead
PART DESCRIPTION ICON
SnareRim1
SnareRim1
SnareRim2
SnareRim2
Tom1 Tom1Head
Tom1Rim Tom1Rim
Tom2 Tom2Head
Tom2Rim Tom2Rim
Tom3 Tom3Head
Tom3Rim Tom3Rim
Kick KickDrum
Asimpleway toselectpartistohitarea ofthe pad you desiredirectly.Thisis
anaternativemetrodof pressing the button. When the partnameblinking,you
also need topress the ENTER button toconfirm your selection.
!Note: RealkitPROdoesnotresponses
tothe Ride EdgeandTom Rim
setting.
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5.Edit theparameter
The currentcontentsofthisparameterwill blink.
Inthisexample,itisthe voice number.Rotate
the DATA knob tochange contentsofthe
parameter.Inthisexample,you ll changevoice
assigned toSnarerim1.Anyparameter hasits
ownrangetoset. Forexample,thereare418
voices can be selected toassigntoapart, but
onlysomecouldbe assignedtoparticular part.
Please see AppendixVOICE LIST for details.
Press theENTER button toconfirm yoursetting.
Then, it ll returntothe parameter selection op-
erationstage.
6. Edit anotherparameterorpart
Now,the parameter(the VOICEinthisexample)
editing for aselected part isfinished.Youmay
continue toeditotherparametersinthispart or
changeparttoedit.
(1) Edit other parameter in the current part
After youpresstheENTERbuttontofinishcur-
rentediting,it llturnbacktothe parameterse-
lectionstagewiththenextparameterblinking.
Press the ENTER button toeditthisparameter
orselectother parameterby rotatingthe DATA
knob.Then,editparametersinthe sameway
explained intheStep4- Step5above. Param-
eterscan be edited arelistedinthe tableinpage
11.
DRUMKIT EDIT
SnareRim01
Volume
4.Selectparametertoedit
Afterselectpart, thecurrentparameter will be
blinking.RotatetheDATAknobtoselectapa-
rametertoedit.Inthisexample, selectVOICE.
Thedefault parameterisVOICE.
PresstheENTERbuttontoconfirm youchoice.
Voice
(2) Edit another part
Select anotherpart toedit inthe samewayexplained inPage 14.The current parameter toedit will
keep nochange.It providesyoueasy method toeditthe sameparameter, e.g. voice,foreachpart.
Note: Thereisexception. Inthe CrossTalkedit procedure, presspad selectionbutton tochoose a
padgeneratingcross talkbadlyinstead ofchange part.
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7.Completetheedit
Afterfinish all editing job forthe currentdrumkit,
nomattersingleormultiplepart/parameter,you
mayterminatetheedit.
PresstheEXITbutton, “Saveit?”.Then,you
have twochoices:
(1)Saveediteddrumkitasyourownuser
kit:
PresstheENTERbutton. “User Kit”withUser
kit numberblinking willappear. Rotatethe DATA
knob tochoosenumber, thenpressthe ENTER
buttontoconfirm.
Note: Thereare30built-inpresetUserKit.All
ofthemarethe sameasKit01 Standard.When
yousaveyourownUser Kit,itmustreplacethe
existing one.
If the saving issuccessful,it ll turntothe Kit
selectmode.The indicatorsofthe pad select
buttonand theEDITbutton willturnoff. TheEDIT
icon willdisappear. Theicon ofthe editedpart
will stopblink.
Thedisplayalways asks “Replace it”?.Press
the ENTER buttontoreplace existingone with
yournewediting.Press theEXITbutton then
change anothernumber.If you reallydon twant
tocoveranyexistingUserKit,pressthe EXIT
button innumberselection stage,andit willcover
the currentkit edited (referring tothe next sec-
tioninthispage)thenturntotheKitSelectmode.
.
TheUserKit setting isnonvolatileeventhe
powerturnsoff.
(2) Pressthe EXITbutton toexit the edit mode
andreturntothe KitSelectionmode withoutsav-
ingasUserkit.The indicatorsof thepad select
buttonand theEDITbutton willturnoff. TheEDIT
icon willdisappear. Theicon ofthe editedpart
will stopblink.
The edited resultswillcoverthe currentdrum
kitandactivateimmediately.
Whenthepower turnoff,the changesinthiskit
will reset.
Tip: Youmayresetthe kitchanges byReset
feature.Please see <SETUP>chapterinthis
Manualfordetails.
DRUMKIT EDIT
Save it?
User Kit
Replaceit
Save it?
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