Millenium HD-100 Owner's Manual

Owner’s Manual

DIGITal DruM seT

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Thank you for purchasing this digital drum set. It has been developed to act and play like an acoustic drum set but with greater ease. Before you use your new instrument, we recommend you to read through this entire manual, before you start to operate it.

Important safety instructions

For your own safety you must read through this chapter at rst completely!

Risk of electrical shocks!

• Only connect the device using the mains adaptor supplied to a properly wired and earthed mains power socket providing mains voltage of 230 V ~ /50 Hz.

• Do not operate the device if the power adaptor, its cord or the mains plug is damaged.

• Never submerse the device in water. Wipe it with a slightly moistened cloth only.

• Do not expose the device to rain and never use it in a damp or wet environment. Make sure that the power

adaptor or the adaptor cable never becomes wet or moist during use.

• Never subject the device to direct sunlight, excessive high temperatures or dust.

• This instrument contains digital circuitry and may cause interference if placed too close to radio or television

receivers. If this occurs, move the instrument further away from the affected equipment.

• Under no circumstances may you open the housing of the device or the adaptor. Should you do so your safety would not be assured and the warranty will become void. There are no operational components whatsoever inside, only really high voltage that can give you a deadly shock!

• Do not place objects containing uids, e.g. ower vases or beer bottles, on or near the device.

• Notice regarding disconnection from mains-power:

To completely disconnect the device from mains power, you must disconnect the adaptor from the power socket. For this reason the device should be placed in a position where unobstructed access to the power socket is assured at all times, so that in an emergency you will be able to immediately pull out the adaptor.

To eliminate the risk of re you should completely disconnect the adaptor from the power socket when the

device is not going to be used.

• Always grasp the power adaptor itself. Do not pull on the cord and never touch the power adaptor with wet hands as this could result in a short circuit or an electrical shock. Do not place the device, speakers or anything else on the adaptor cord and make sure that it does not become clamped. Never tie knots in the adaptor cord and do not bind it together with other cables. Lay the adaptor cord so that no one can step on or

stumble over it. A damaged power adaptor can cause a re or an electrical shock. Check the power adaptor

and its cord from time to time. Should it become damaged contact our customer service department to have it replaced.

• NEVER use the unit under the following conditions: > In places subject to vibrations or bumps. > In places with a temperature of over 45 °C/113 °F or less than 2 °C/35.6 °F. > In places subject to excessive dryness or humidity (ideal conditions are between 35% and 80%).

 Riskofre!

• Never leave the device unattended during operation.

• Do not place open re sources, such as candles, on the device.

• Never operate the device in the vicinity of heat sources such as cookers, heating elements or other heat

producing installations.

• Before a storm and/or a thunderstorm with a risk of lightning, please disconnect the device from the electrical power source.

Risk of personal injury!

• This appliance is not intended for use by individuals (including children) with restricted physical, physiologi- cal or intellectual abilities or deciencies in experience and/or knowledge unless they are supervised by a

person responsible for their safety or receive from this person instruction in how the appliance is to be used.

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

• Provide a stable location for the device.

• Do not operate the device if it has sustained a fall or is damaged. Have the device checked or, if necessary, repaired by qualied technicians.

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• Important! Never play the drums with high volume level. Listening to music with high sound

pressure level, especially when using headphones, may cause permanent damage to your

hearing!

Handling the unit

• Never apply excessive force to the controls, connectors or other parts of the instrument.

• Always unplug cables by gripping the plug rmly, but not pulling on the cable.

• Disconnect all cables before moving the instrument.

• To avoid damage to the instrument and other devices to which it is connected, turn the power switches of all

related device OFF prior to connecting or disconnecting cables.

• Physical shocks caused by dropping, bumping, or placing heavy objects on the instrument can result in scratches and more serious damage.

• The normal function of the product may be disturbed by strong electromagnetic interference. If so, simply reset the product to resume normal operation by following the instruction manual. In case the function could not be resumed, please use the product in another location.

• ESD, fast transient and surge may cause the unit to temporarily malfunction. Then switch the device off and on again to resume normal operation.

Cleaning the unit

• Clean the unit with a dry soft cloth.

• A slightly damp cloth may be used to remove stubborn grime and dirt.

• Never use cleaners such as alcohol or thinner.

• Avoid placing vinyl object on top of the unit (vinyl can stick to and discolour the surface).

Features

X 100 drum and percussion sounds with high-grade resolution

X 10 preset and 5 programmable sets

X 30 built-in preset rhythms and one user rhythm

X Integrated metronome with 4 selectable click sounds

X Bass pad

X Including foot pedal, double zone snare pad, 3x tom pads, ride - Crash - hi-hat pad & hi-hat

controller

X Headphones output & mix In sockets

X USB connection

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Table of contents

Important safety instructions ....................................................................................... 2

Features ....................................................................................................................... 3

The operating elements . . . .........................................................................................5

. . . on the top panel ............................................................................................5

. . . on the rear panel ............................................................................................6

Setup the drum set ...................................................................................................... 7

Connect the pads and the pedal .........................................................................7

Connect the power supply jack ............................................................................ 8

Connect your audio equipment ........................................................................... 8

Connect a CD player, etc. ..................................................................................... 8

Connect headphones.......................................................................................... 8

Connect a MIDI and USB device .......................................................................... 8

MIDI-Out format ......................................................................................................... 9

Functions ................................................................................................................... 10

Switch the power ON ........................................................................................10

Set the main volume ..........................................................................................10

Select a drum kit ................................................................................................ 10

Adjust the kit volume .........................................................................................10

Select a pad voice ............................................................................................... 11

Adjust the pad volume ....................................................................................... 11

Save kit ............................................................................................................... 11

Select a pattern ..................................................................................................12

Listen to the pattern........................................................................................... 12

Adjust the pattern volume .................................................................................12

Recording ................................................................................................................... 13

Enter the recording waiting mode ..................................................................... 13

Enter recording mode ........................................................................................13

Stop recording .................................................................................................... 13

Drum off ............................................................................................................. 14

Adjust the pattern tempo .................................................................................. 15

Click .................................................................................................................... 15

Select a click sound ............................................................................................ 15

Adjust the click volume .......................................................................................16

Factory reset ....................................................................................................... 16

Hi-Hat control ....................................................................................................16

Specifications .............................................................................................................17

Voice list ..................................................................................................................... 18

Pattern list .................................................................................................................. 19

Percussion set list ....................................................................................................... 20

MIDI implementation chart ....................................................................................... 21

Disposal ..................................................................................................................... 22

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The operating elements . . .

. . . on the top panel

q VOLUME:

Volume control for the headphones output. Turn it clockwise to increase the volume, turn it anticlockwise to decrease it.

w +/–:

to adjust the currently selected parameter of the menu (KIT, voice, pattern, click value, tempo value, etc.).

e TEMPO:

to enter the tempo adjustment mode.

r Pad indicators:

During playing these indicators show the currently triggered pads.

t CLICK:

to turn the metronome function on and off.

y DRUM OFF:

to mute the drum part of a song.

u START/STOP:

to start / stop the song playback.

i PATTERN:

to select the pattern and for choosing the midi output format.

o VOICE:

to select the voice.

a KIT:

to select a drum kit.

s 3-digit LED display:

shows the parameter of the currently selected menu.

d VOLUME:

to enter the volume adjustment mode and to separately adjust kit volume, voice volume, click volume and pattern volume.

f SAVE/REC:

Press this button briey to store the currently

selected kit as user kit. Keep this button pressed, to start the record mode.

1$ ON/OFF:

to turn the unit on and off.

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. . . on the rear panel

q 9 V

Plug in the cable of the mains adaptor here.

w PHONES:

Here you can connect your headphones (not supplied).

e OUTPUT:

You can connect an audio system or drum monitor to this stereo output.

r MIX IN:

Connect external audio devices like MP3 or CD

players to this input.

t USB:

Use this socket to connect the unit to a computer (MIDI in/out via USB).

y Trigger input jacks:

Connect the individual pads to these terminals.

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Setup the drum set

CAUTION!

To prevent electric shock and damage to the device, make sure the power is

switched OFF on the drum module and all related device before making any

connection.

Connect the pads and the pedal

Connect with kick, snare, tom1~tom3, ride, crash, hi-hat, hi-hat control triggers using the cables provided.

The snare drum features a stereo input and supports double triggering (increase edge triggering); cymbal (ride & crash), kick, tom, hi-hat are mono inputs that can’t response edge triggering. The Hi-hat pedal also has a stereo input.

Note:

1. The voice of hitting the hi-hat pad is controlled by the hi-hat pedal. Similar to a real drum kit, the hi-hat

pad functions as an ‘open hi-hat’ when the pedal is released. When the pedal is stepped, it functions as a ‘closed hi-hat’.

2. The valid striking area of a cymbal pad (ride, crash or hi-hat) is half part of the pad on the player side,

which is different from other pads.

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Connect the power supply jack

Make sure the power is switched OFF, then connect

the power adaptor with the DC jack on the rear panel.

1. To protect the speakers, amplier and the drum module

from damage, rotate the volume knob to the minimum volume level before switching the power ON.

2. Make sure the power is switched OFF when connecting the drum module to external devices.

Connect your audio equipment

If you want to listen to the drum voices with an

amplier, connect that amp to the OUTPUT jacks on

the rear panel.

Connect a CD player, etc.

The audio output of a CD player or other audio source

can be connected to the MIX IN jack on the rear panel to mix it with the sound of the drum. This function is convenient if you want to play along with a favourite song.

Connect headphones

An optional set of stereo headphones can be

connected with the PHONES jack located on the rear of the drum module.

CAUTION! Always adjust the volume to a comfortable

level! Listening to music with high sound pressure level may cause permanent damage to your hearing!

Connect a MIDI and USB device

1. Connect a computer or other USB host devices that

supports USB Audio.

2. For devices with USB cable, you can choose “USB Audio Device” in the device menu of the software that transfers the midi data. The USB connection is compatible with current operating systems. A driver is not needed.

3. The drum module sends the MIDI data by hitting pads or stepping pedal through USB port. But the data of the click and song playing is not included. USB port only sends and receives MIDI information.

Note:

Channel 11 is set as default percussion channel.

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MIDI-Out format

One of the two different MIDI output formats can be

selected for the drum module: the internal format (default setting) and the GM format.

The internal format is used when the drum module

works as a sound source (drum module must be connected to a computer or other module with USB host device by USB, and send midi data to another drum module. One drum module can‘t be connected to another drum module by USB).

The GM format is used when some other sound

source is applied (drum module to other product which supports GM format), such as a computer.

If you record your own drum play to computer

software with internal format, then only the drum module could recognize and playback your own song

(recorded midi le) correctly.

Nevertheless, if you would like to playback your

recorded midi song in any sound source device which supports GM format, we suggest you to record your own drum performance with GM format output.

In pattern selecting mode, press the PATTERN button

to enter MIDI output format choice mode. The LED display shows the current MIDI output format “P-N” (default setting, internal format) or “--N” (GM format). It can be selected by pressing the +/– buttons.

If the internal format (P-N) is selected, “program

change” and “note on/off” commands will be transmitted. When the GM format (--N) is selected, only ‘note on/off‘ commands will be transmitted.

Note:

The above setting only affects the primary percussion

channel. (MIDI channel 10)

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Functions

Switch the power ON

After all connections have been completed, rotate

the volume knob to the left (= minimum volume level) before switching the power on.

Set the power switch to “ON” position to switch on the

power. The display then shows the kit‘s number and its indicator lights up.

Set the main volume

While hitting a pad, gradually rotate the volume knob

until a comfortable volume level is reached.

Select a drum kit

The unit comes with 10 (001-010) preset drum kits

and 5 user kits (011-015).

Press the KIT button to enter KIT selecting mode,

3-digit LED displays the current KIT number and the KIT indicator lights up.

In kit selecting mode, press + or – button to choose

any KIT (001-015, in cycle) as the current KIT.

Adjust the kit volume

In KIT selecting mode, press the VOLUME button to

enter volume adjusting mode, the volume indicator lights up and the 3-digit LED displays the current kit volume value. Adjust its value by pressing the +/– buttons. (0-16, not in cycle). Then press the KIT button again to enter the KIT selecting mode. The volume indicator goes out.

Please note that in recording waiting mode, the KIT

volume value can be shown on the display but it can not be adjusted.

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Select a pad voice

The drum module provides 108 built-in drum voices in

total to choose from.

Press the VOICE button to enter pad voice selecting

mode. The 3-digit LED displays the current pad voice number and the voice indicator lights up.

In the pad voice selecting mode, press +/– buttons to

choose the voice of the current pad or cymbal (1-108,

in cycle).

Adjust the pad volume

In voice selecting mode, press the VOLUME button to

enter pad volume adjusting mode. Then the volume indicator lights up and the LED displays the current pad volume value.

Press the +/– buttons to adjust its value (0-16, not in

cycle).

Press the VOICE button again to enter voice selecting

mode.

Save kit

Press the SAVE button to enter KIT saving mode. The

LED displays the user KIT number to save, the KIT

indicator lights up and the user KIT number ashes.

Press +/– buttons to choose the user KIT (11-15, in

cycle) to save. During choosing the KIT, the user KIT

number will keep ashing.

Press the SAVE button again. The current KIT setting

(including all pads voice numbers and volume) is saved into the selected user KIT.

When in recording mode, this function is not available

to the user.

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Select a pattern

The unit offers 41 built-in patterns (40 preset patterns

and one user pattern).

Press the PATTERN button to enter pattern choice

mode, the 3-digit LED displays the current pattern number and the pattern indicator lights up.

Press the +/– buttons to choose the current pattern

number (1-41, in cycle).

Listen to the pattern

Press the START/STOP button to start/stop pattern

playing. In process of pattern playing, the click

indicator ashes, which shows the beat of the playing

pattern. Additionally the pad indicators light up in accompany with the variable trigger sound in process of pattern play, for easy learning and practicing. If another pattern is selected in current song playing, it will start to play at the next measure.

In pattern playing mode, press START/STOP button to

stop pattern play.

Note:

The pattern and the MIDI IN use the same 16 midi

channels. When you use MIDI IN to play a song, it might affect the built-in pattern playing. So you must reset the drum module.

Adjust the pattern volume

In pattern choice mode, press the VOLUME button to

enter pattern volume adjusting mode. The 3-digit LED displays the accompaniment volume value of current pattern (please note that the percussion part volume can not be adjusted, it just can be muted on/off by using DRUM OFF button). The volume indicator lights up, press the +/– buttons to adjust the pattern volume

value (0-16, not in cycle). Then press the PATTERN

button again to enter pattern choice mode.

Please note that in recording waiting mode, the

pattern volume value could be shown on the display but it could not be adjusted.

Note:

Pattern volume only controls the accompaniment part volume of the pattern.

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Recording

Enter the recording waiting mode

Press and hold the SAVE button for about 2 seconds,

to enter user pattern recording waiting mode. The

3-digit LED displays the KIT number and the REC indicator ashes. In recording waiting mode the

correspondent parameter can be adjusted.

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Adjust pattern number as accompaniment.

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Adjust tempo value.

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Adjust KIT number.

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Switch drum off status.

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Turn on/off click.

In the Recording Waiting Mode, press the PATTERN

button to show the pattern (---/001~040) as

accompaniment for recording. Use the +/– buttons to select the accompaniment. If “---” is selected, that means the user would like to record a solo drum part.

Note:

VOICE selecting function is not available for the user

in recording waiting mode and time signature.

Enter recording mode

Press the START/STOP button or hit the pads to

enter recording mode. Then the REC indicator lights

all along and the 3-digit LED displays recording measures.

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During recording, the original data will be replaced with the newly recorded user pattern.

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One measure introductory beat (such as 4/4,display:

-4, -3, -2, -1).

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No parameters can be adjusted during recording. Only „START/STOP“ and „CLICK“ buttons function during recording.

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The click sound will not be recorded.

Stop recording

When the recording memory is full, the recording

automatically stops and the REC indicator goes out.

The 3-digit LED displays ‘ful’, then press the START/

STOP button to return to NO.41 PATTERN display.

If you press the START/STOP button during recording,

the recording will stop and the REC indicator goes out. The unit then returns to NO.41 PATTERN display.

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Playback User Pattern

Choose the pattern number 41, then press the

START/STOP button to play user pattern.

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If there is no recording data, 3-digit LED displays “N-P”.

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The user is allowed to change pattern volume and tempo value when playing user pattern.

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No measures displayed on LED.

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The unit does not play the user pattern in cycle.

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When using the DRUM OFF button, it just mutes the drum part of the accompaniment and will not mute the recorded part.

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Pattern volume and Kit volume only control the corresponding part of the accompaniment.

Note:

If the user selects another kit when playing back the user pattern, the recorded kit data will also be changed to the currently selected kit.

Recording notes

The recording capacity is about 5000 notes.

Quick recording

After choosing a favourite KIT and adjusting the

parameter well, (includes tempo, click etc.), the user can easily press and hold the SAVE button to enter recording waiting mode, then hit the pads or press the START/STOP button to start recording.

Drum off

Press the DRUM OFF button to mute on/off the drum

part. If “drum off” is activated, the drum sound of the currently playing pattern will be muted and the “drum off” indicator lights up. This function is convenient for user practise.

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Adjust the pattern tempo

Press the TEMPO button to enter tempo adjustment

mode. The 3-digit LED then temporarily displays TEMPO value.

Press the +/– buttons to change the tempo of click

and pattern playing (30-280, not in cycle).

Press + and – button at the same time, to reset to the

default value (the current pattern default tempo).

Click

Press the CLICK button to turn on/off the click

function. The 3-digit LED displays the current time

signature, and the click indicator lights and ash.

Press the +/– buttons to change the current time

signature. Press the CLICK button again to turn off the

click function.

9 kinds of time signatures can be chosen (1/4, 2/4,

3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 7/4, 3/8, 6/8).

As a pattern is playing, the click indicator

automatically ashes according to the pattern beat,

but the click sound will not be turned on automatically.

Select a click sound

Press and hold the CLICK button, then press the

+/– buttons to adjust the click sound. The 3-digit LED

temporarily displays the current click sound ‘CLX’.

The drum module supports 4 click sounds:

metronome, beep, cowbell and voice. When turning on the click, the default sound is “metronome”.

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Adjust the click volume

In click time signature choice mode, press the

VOLUME button to enter click volume adjusting mode. The volume indicator lights up and the 3-digit LED displays the current click volume value. Its volume value can be adjusted by pressing the +/– buttons

(0-16 not in cycle).

Return to click time signature choice mode

In click volume adjusting mode, press the CLICK

button to exit the volume adjusting mode and to return to the click time signature choice mode.

Factory reset

If you keep both + and – buttons pressed at the same

time when turning on the drum module, it will be reset to the factory default settings. The following data will be replaced by the factory data:

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All users kits (include voice, volume setting).

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All recorded data.

Hi-Hat control

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Open hi-hat: Strike the hi-hat without stepping the pedal.

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Closed hi-hat: Strike the hi-hat with the pedal stepped.

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Foot closed: Completely step down the pedal.

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Splash: play the hi-hat with the pedal fully stepped and then instantly releasing it.

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Speciﬁcations

Drum Pads: 3 tom pads

2 cymbal pads 1 snare pad (dual trigger) 1 hi-hat control pedal 1 hi-hat 1 kick

Voices: 108 voices

Drum kits: 10 preset kits

5 user kits

Patterns: 40 preset songs and 1 user pattern

Display: LED display

Connections: PHONES

USB OUTPUT MIX IN DC POWER Hi-hat control Hi-hat Crash Ride Snare Tom 1 Tom 2 Tom 3 Kick

Power Supply: AC mains adaptor (DC 9V )

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Voice list

No. NAME KICK

001 Standard Kick 1

002 Standard Kick 2

003 Classic Kick 1 004 Classic Kick 2

005 Rock Kick

006 Camco Kick 1 007 Camco Kick 2 008 Acoustic Kick 1

009 Acoustic Kick 2

010 Acoustic Kick 3 011 Acoustic Kick 4 012 TR606 Kick

SNARE

013 Standard Snare 014 Standard Snare Rim 015 Funk Snare 016 Funk Snare Rim 017 Funk Stick 018 Classic Snare 019 Classic Snare Rim

020 Rock Snare

021 Rock Snare Rim

022 Brush Snare 023 Brush Snare Rim

024 Camco Snare 025 Camco Snare Rim 026 TR606 Snare

TOM

027 Classic Tom 1 028 Classic Tom 2 029 Classic Tom 3 030 Classic Tom 4 031 Classic Tom 5 032 Classic Tom 6 033 Rock Tom 1

034 Rock Tom 2 035 Rock Tom 3

No. NAME

036 Rock Tom 4 037 Rock Tom 5 038 Rock Tom 6 039 Brush Tom 1

040 Brush Tom 2

041 Brush Tom 3

042 Brush Tom 4 043 Brush Tom 5

044 Brush Tom 6 045 Camco Tom 1 046 Camco Tom 2 047 Camco Tom 3 048 Camco Tom 4 049 Camco Tom 5 050 Camco Tom 6 051 TR606 Tom 1 052 TR606 Tom 2 053 TR606 Tom 3 054 TR606 Tom 4 055 TR606 Tom 5 056 TR606 Tom 6

RIDE

057 Classic Ride

058 Rock Ride 059 Brush Ride

060 TR606 Ride

CRASH

061 Classic Crash 062 Rock Crash 1 063 Rock Crash 2 064 Brush Crash 065 China Crash 066 TR606 Crash

HI HAT

067 Classic Open Hi Hat 068 Rock Open Hi Hat 069 TR606 Open Hi Hat

No. NAME Percussions

070 Tabla 001 071 Tabla 002 072 Tabla 003 073 Tabla 004 074 Tabla 005 075 Tabla 006 076 Bongo High 077 Bongo Low 078 Conga 1 079 Conga 2 080 Conga 3 081 Timbale High

082 Timbale Low 083 Agogo High 084 Agogo Low

085 Cowbell 1 086 Cowbell 2 087 Cowbell 3 088 Cowbell 4 089 Cowbell 5 090 Cowbell 6 091 Cowbell 7 092 Cowbell 8 093 Cowbell 9 094 Cowbell 10 095 Hi Hat 001 096 Hi Hat 002 097 Hi Hat 003

098 Hi Hat 004 099 Hi Hat 005

100 Hi Hat 006 101 Hi Hat 007 102 Hi Hat 008 103 Hi Hat 009 104 Dj001 105 Dj002 106 Dj003 107 Dj004 108 Dj005

Preset kits and default user kits

No. NAME

001 Standard

002 Rock 003 Pop 004 Funk 005 Brush

006 Jazz 007 Table

008 Latin

No. NAME

009 TR606 010 DJ 011 User kit1 (Standard) 012 User kit2 (Rock) 013 User kit3 (Pop) 014 User kit4 (Funk) 015 User kit5 (Brush)

Note:

Number 001~010 are preset kits, number 011~015 are users kits.

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Pattern list

No. PATTERN

001 Fusion1 002 Latin Jazz1 003 Funk1 004 Latin Pop1 005 60‘s Rock 006 Big Band1 007 Drum N‘Bass

008 Ballad 009 Swing

010 Pop1 011 Funk2 012 Latin Jazz2 013 Pop Funk1 014 Latin Rock1 015 Big Band2 016 Pop Ballad 017 Pop Funk2 018 3/4Jazz 019 Pop Bossa 020 Samba1 021 6/8Ballad

No. PATTERN

022 Fusion2

023 Jazz1

024 Guitar Bossa 025 Break Beat

026 World1 027 Funk3 028 Latin Jazz3

029 Latin Pop2

030 Reggae1 031 World2

032 Latin 033 Bossa 034 Samba2 035 3/4Pop

036 Pop2 037 Jazz2

038 Reggae2 039 Reggae3 040 Latin Rock2

041 User Pattern

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Standard (PC0)

27 High Q 28 Slap 29 Scratch Push 30 Scratch Pull 31 Sticks 32 Square Click 33 Metronome Click 34 Metronome Bell 35 STD Kick 2

36 STD Kick 2 37 Side Stick 38 STD Snare 39 Hand Clap 40 STD Snare Rim 41 STD Low Tom 2 42 Closed Hi-Hat 43 STD Low Tom 1 44 Pedal Hi-Hat 45 STD Mid Tom 2 46 Open Hi-Hat 47 STD Mid Tom 1 48 STD Hi Tom 2 49 Crash Cymbal 1 50 STD Hi Tom 1 51 Standard Ride 52 Chinese Cymbal 53 Ride Bell 54 Tambourine 55 Splash Cymbal 56 Cowbell 57 Crash Cymbal 2 58 Vibraslap 59 Ride Cambal 2 60 Hi Bongo 61 Low Bongo 62 Mute Hi Conga 63 Open Hi Conga 64 Low Conga 65 High Timbale 66 Low Timbale 67 High Agogo 68 Low Agogo 69 Cabasa 70 Maracas 71 Short Whistle 72 Long Whistle 73 Short Guiro 74 Long Guiro 75 Claves 76 Hi Wood Block 77 Low Wood Block 78 Mute Cuica 79 Open Cuica 80 Mute Triangle 81 Open Triangle 82 Shaker 83 Jingle Bell 84 Belltree 85 Castanets 86 Mute Surdo 87 Open Surdo

Percussion set list

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MIDI implementation chart

Function Transmitted Recognised Remarks

Basic

Channel

Default

Changed

10 ch

X

1 - 16

X

Mode

Default Messages Altered

X X

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X X

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Note Number:

True voice

0 - 127

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0 - 127 0 - 127

Velocity Note on

Note off

O 99H, V=1-127 O (99H, V=0)

O O

After Touch

Key‘s

Channel‘s

X X

Pitch Bend X O

Control Change

0 1 5

6 7 10 11 64 65 66 67

80

81 91

93

120 121 123

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O

Bank Select Modulation Portamento Time Data Entry Volume Pan Expression Sustain Pedal Portamento ON/OFF Sostenuto Pedal Soft Pedal Reverb Program Chorus Program Reverb Level Chorus Level All Sound Off Reset All Controllers

All Notes Off Program Change O O System Exclusive X O System

Common

Song Position Song Select Tune

X X X

System Real Time

Clock Commands

X X

AUX

Messages

Local ON/OFF All Notes OFF Active Sense Reset

X X O X

X O X X

Note 1: Reverb program vv = 00H to 07H (default 04H) 00H : Room1 01H : Room2 02H : Room3 03H : Hall1

04H : Hall2 05H : Plate

06H : Delay 07H : Pan delay

O : YES X : NO

Note2: Chorus program vv = 00H to 07H (default 02H)

00H : Chorus1 01H : Chorus2 02H : Chorus3 03H : Chorus4

04H : Feedback 05H : Flanger

06H : Short delay 07H : FB delay Note3: Just respond 3 type of RPN 000~002.

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Disposal

Never throw the device into the regular household waste at the end of its useful life. This product is subject to the European Directive 2002/96/EC.

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Dispose of the device through an approved disposal centre or at your community waste facility.

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Observe the current existing regulations. In case of doubt contact your disposal facility.

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The packaging is certied via a dual system. Take all packaging materials to an environmentally friendly

disposal facility in compliance with the local regulations.

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