Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of the Roland
M-BD1 Sound Expansion Series.
Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled:
“IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS” (page 2), “USING
THE UNIT SAFELY” (page 3), and “IMPORTANT NOTES”
(page 6). These sections provide important information
concerning the proper operation of the unit. Additionally, in
order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every
feature provided by your new unit, this manual should be read
in its entirety. The manual should be saved and kept on hand as
a convenient reference.
This manual explains the unique functions and built-in Patches
and Performances of the M-BD1, a sound module in the Sound
Expansion Series. For details on how to operate it, or a list of
error messages, you should refer to the Sound Expansion Series
Owner’s Manual.
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Features
• The M-BD1 consists of bass and drum sounds created by five
well-known musicians.
Bass : Marcus Miller, Abraham Laboriel, John Patitucci
Drums: Abe Laboriel Jr., Bob Wilson
• Bass sounds are slap, fingered, picking, fretless, harmonics and
acoustic bass manners, various musical instruments. Patches
include slide and playing noise that serve to improve the bass
performance.
• Drum sounds are phrase loops with drum patterns of groove
touch and Waveforms with a combination of strong and weak
percussion hits for 1 shot.
• As well as the Rhythm part, it provides various Patches that
can cope with the Drum Set or Velocity Mix/Switch, expression
and the Performances that combine those Patches, so that you
can easily create highly expressive drum sounds.
• The M-BD1 offers two modes: the "Patch" mode (which is ideal
for playing live), and the "Performance" mode, which is the
normal mode to use when playing the module using a
sequencer.
• Provides Rhythm sets that have the phrase loops organized by
B.P.M. (tempo). This makes it simple to play manually for live
performances and allows you to play while synched with a
sequencer for phrase-loop play.
• Comes with an effects processor (reverb and chorus), so you
can try your hand at applying a full range of modifications,
and enjoy the sonic illusion of playing in a large concert hall!
• An input jack allows you to route sound from another device
to this unit and have both be mixed, thus eliminating the need
for separate mixing equipment.
• Offers a selection of sound mappings, so music data for the
General MIDI System/GS Format can be conveniently
enjoyed.
ATTENTION: RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE NE PAS QUVRIR
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the
presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the
product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to
constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is
intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the product.
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO A RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING - When using electric products, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
Read all the instructions before using the product.
Do not use this product near water — for example, near a
bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, in a wet basement, or near
a swimming pool, or the like.
This product should be used only with a cart or stand that is
recommended by the manufacturer.
This product, either alone or in combination with an amplifier
and headphones or speakers, may be capable of producing
sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss. Do
not operate for a long period of time at a high volume level
or at a level that is uncomfortable. If you experience any
hearing loss or ringing in the ears, you should consult an
audiologist.
The product should be located so that its location or position
does not interfere with its proper ventilation.
The product should be located away from heat sources such
as radiators, heat registers, or other products that produce
heat.
The product should be connected to a power supply only of
the type described in the operating instructions or as marked
on the product.
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4.
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The power-supply cord of the product should be unplugged
from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time.
Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids
are not spilled into the enclosure through openings.
The product should be serviced by qualified service
personnel when:
The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged; or
Objects have fallen, or liquid has been spilled onto the
product; or
The product has been exposed to rain; or
The product does not appear to operate normally or
exhibits a marked change in performance; or
The product has been dropped, or the enclosure
damaged.
Do not attempt to service the product beyond that described
in the user-maintenance instructions. All other servicing
should be referred to qualified service personnel.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
This product must be grounded. If it should malfunction or breakdown, grounding provides a path of least resistance for
electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock.
This product is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must be
plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.
DANGER: Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of electric shock. Check with a
qualified electrician or serviceman if you are in doubt as to whether the product is properly grounded.
Do not modify the plug provided with the product — if it will not fit the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified
electrician.
For the USA
The product which is equipped with a THREE WIRE GROUNDING TYPE LINE PLUG must be grounded.
WARNING:
IMPORTANT:
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying
the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured GREEN-AND-YELLOW must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked by the
letter E or by the safety earth symbol or coloured GREEN or GREEN-AND-YELLOW.
The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured BLACK.
The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED.
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED
THE WIRES IN THIS MAINS LEAD ARE COLOURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE.
GREEN-AND-YELLOW: EARTH, BLUE: NEUTRAL, BROWN: LIVE
Used for instructions intended to alert
the user to the risk of injury or material
damage should the unit be used
improperly.
* Material damage refers to damage or
other adverse effects caused with
respect to the home and all its
furnishings, as well to domestic
animals or pets.
Used for instructions intended to alert
the user to the risk of death or severe
injury should the unit be used
improperly.
The ● symbol alerts the user to things that must be
carried out. The specific thing that must be done is
indicated by the design contained within the circle. In
the case of the symbol at left, it means that the powercord plug must be unplugged from the outlet.
The symbol alerts the user to important instructions
or warnings.The specific meaning of the symbol is
determined by the design contained within the
triangle. In the case of the symbol at left, it is used for
general cautions, warnings, or alerts to danger.
The symbol alerts the user to items that must never
be carried out (are forbidden). The specific thing that
must not be done is indicated by the design contained
within the circle. In the case of the symbol at left, it
means that the unit must never be disassembled.
• Before using this unit, make sure to read the
instructions below, and the Owner's Manual.
• When using the unit with a rack or stand recommended by Roland, the rack or stand must be carefully placed so it is level and sure to remain stable.
If not using a rack or stand, you still need to make
sure that any location you choose for placing the
unit provides a level surface that will properly support the unit, and keep it from wobbling.
• Avoid damaging the power cord. Do not bend it
excessively, step on it, place heavy objects on it, etc.
A damaged cord can easily become a shock or fire
hazard. Never use a power cord after it has been
damaged.
• In households with small children, an adult should
provide supervision until the child is capable of following all the rules essential for the safe operation
of the unit.
• Do not force the unit's power-supply cord to share
an outlet with an unreasonable number of other
devices. Be especially careful when using extension
cords—the total power used by all devices you
have connected to the extension cord's outlet must
never exceed the power rating (watts/amperes) for the
extension cord. Excessive loads can cause the insulation
on the cord to heat up and eventually melt through.
In addition to the items listed under “IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS” and “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” on pages 2
and 3, please read and observe the following:
Power Supply ..........................................................
• Do not use this unit on the same power circuit with any
device that will generate line noise (such as an electric motor
or variable lighting system).
• Before connecting this unit to other devices, turn off the
power to all units. This will help prevent malfunctions and/or
damage to speakers or other devices.
• Using the unit near power amplifiers (or other equipment
containing large power transformers) may induce hum. To
alleviate the problem, change the orientation of this unit; or
move it farther away from the source of interference.
• This device may interfere with radio and television reception.
Do not use this device in the vicinity of such receivers.
• For everyday cleaning wipe the unit with a soft, dry cloth or
one that has been slightly dampened with water. To remove
stubborn dirt, use a cloth impregnated with a mild, nonabrasive detergent. Afterwards, be sure to wipe the unit
thoroughly with a soft, dry cloth.
• Never use benzene, thinners, alcohol or solvents of any kind,
to avoid the possibility of discoloration and/or deformation.
• Please be aware that the contents of memory can be
irretrievably lost as a result of a malfunction, or the improper
operation of the unit. To protect yourself against the risk of
loosing important data, we recommend that you periodically
save a backup copy of important data you have stored in the
unit’s memory in another MIDI device (e.g., a sequencer).
• Unfortunately, it may be impossible to restore the contents of
data that was stored in the unit’s memory once it has been
lost. Roland Corporation assumes no liability concerning such
loss of data.
• Use a reasonable amount of care when using the unit’s
buttons, sliders, or other controls; and when using its jacks
and connectors. Rough handling can lead to malfunctions.
• Never strike or apply strong pressure to the display.
• A small amount of noise may be heard from the display
during normal operation.
• When connecting / disconnecting all cables, grasp the
connector itself—never pull on the cable. This way you will
avoid causing shorts, or damage to the cable’s internal
elements.
• A small amount of heat will radiate from the unit during
normal operation.
• To avoid disturbing your neighbors, try to keep the unit’s
volume at reasonable levels. You may prefer to use
headphones, so you do not need to be concerned about those
around you (especially when it is late at night).
• This unit contains a battery which powers the unit’s memory
circuits while the main power is off. When this battery
becomes weak, the message shown below will appear in the
display. Once you see this message, have the battery replaced
with a fresh one as soon as possible to avoid the loss of all
data in memory. To have the battery replaced, consult with
your dealer, or qualified Roland service personnel.
“”
• When you need to transport the unit, package it in the box
(including padding) that it came in, if possible. Otherwise,
you will need to use equivalent packaging materials.
Contained within the M-BD1 are two demo songs. The names of
these songs and their composers are listed below. See page 6 in
the Sound Expansion series Owner's Manual for instructions on
how to listen to the demo songs.
Jack is versatile musician and composer, who has freelanced for
25 years.
Although he has recorded and performed live music as a
drummer with a variety of artists, he also plays keyboards,
guitar, electric bass and trumpet.
His ability to play such a variety of instruments has enhanced
his knowledge and understanding of composition and
arranging, especially when creating music using computers,
samplers and synths.
His music can be heard throughout the world on television and
CD, and even on a new sound module for Roland in Japan
Naoki Matsuura (GigBag)
While living in the USA for 10 years, he started playing as a
professional bass player. Mainly he was playing local live and
studio sessions around New England area. Naoki joined many
sessions and gigs with Paquito De Rivera, Tommy Campbell, etc.
He joined Tiger Okoshi's band: Tiger's Baku.
Since 1991 Naoki joined Roland as a musical director of MIDI
Data. At present he has left the company, and is recharging his
batteries for new projects.
* All rights reserved. Unauthorized use of this material for
purposes other than private, personal enjoyment is a violation
of applicable laws.
* No data for the music that is played will be output from MIDI
1291Garage KIT4 ** K,S,H,T
1302Rock On KIT4 ** K,S,H,T
1313Natural KIT4 ** K,S,H,T
1324Pitched KIT4 ** K,S,H,T
1335Basher KIT4 ** K,S,H,T
1346Edgy KIT4 ** K,S,H,T
1357FAT Comp.KIT4 ** K,S,H,T
1368FAT & Tight4 ** K,S,H,T
1379Studio KIT4 ** K,S,H,T
13810Tight FunKIT4 ** K,S,H,T
13911TightPiccKIT4 ** K,S,H,T
14012Dry DanceKIT4 ** K,S,H,T
14113R&B KIT 4 ** K,S,H,T
14214DynoSnareKIT4 ** K,S,H
14315Room Toms2 ** T
14416Natural Toms2 ** T
14517Soft Toms1 ** T
14618Big Toms Dry2 ** T
14719Big Toms Wet2 ** T
14820Ringer Snare2 ** S
14921Loud Ring Sn2 ** S
15022Live Piccolo2 ** S
15123Wet Piccolo2 ** S
15224Natural Crak2 ** S
15325Natural Verb2 ** S
15426Natural Bryt2 ** S
15527Dry Ringer2 ** S
15628Rock On Room 2 ** S
15729Rock On Wet2 ** S
15830FAT Impact2 ** S
15931Nice Ballad2 ** S
16032Huge FAT Snr2 ** S
16133Warm Room Sn 2 ** S
16234Warm Verb Sn2 ** S
16335Dry FAT Sn2 ** S
16436FAT Hall Sn2 ** S
16537Funk Sn Dry2 ** S
16638Funk Sn Room2 ** S
16739Natural Ping2 ** S
16840Room Ping2 ** S
16941Dance Snr 12 ** S
17042Dance Snr 22 ** S
17143Kick&Cym 1/22 ** K
17244Kick&Cym 1/42 ** K
17345Kick&Cym 21 ** K
17446Butt Kicker2 ** K
17547Kick&Cym 2/32 ** K
17648Kick&Cym 2/82 ** K
17749Kick&Cym 31 ** K
17850Kick&Cym 41 ** K
17951Kick&Cym 51 ** K
18052Kick&Cym 61 ** K
18153Kick&Cym 71 ** K
18254Kick&Cym 6/82 ** K
18355Kick&Cym 81 ** K
18456Kick&Cym 8/22 ** K
18557Kick&Cym 91 ** K
18658Kick&Cym 9/62 ** K
18759Kick&Cym 101 ** K
18860Kick&Cym 111 ** K
18961Kick&Cym 121 ** K
19062Kik&Cym11/122 ** K
19163Kick&Cym12/42 ** K
19264Lo-Fi Kick1 ** K
No. PC No. NameVoice
1936518"Hi-Hats12 ** H
1946618"Hi-Hats23 ** H
1956716"Hi-Hats12 ** H
1966816"Hi-Hats22 ** H
19769CR-78 Hi-Hat1 ** H
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Tone List/音色一覧表
Patch Table2 List
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音色テーブル2一覧表
■Part 1 — 7....................
<Guitar>
PC No. CC0 CC32 Patch No. Patch NameVoice
320088Harmonicus1
<Bass>
PC No. CC0 CC32 Patch No. Patch NameVoice
330040Ac.Bs Club2
1037AcoustiTouch 3
8038JP Soft A.Bs1
340043John's Rock1
1058Fat Fingers3
2069Marcus Jazz1
3071MM Jazz Bs1
4048JP Rock Fls2
8056Ch. Fingers3
1----d1R&R rhythm 1
2----d7R&R rhythm 2
9----d3Natural SET
17----d4Slam SET
27----d8Dance SET
33----d5Ballad SET
PCNo.:
CC0:コントローラー・ナ
CC32:
R.Set: リズム・セット
Voice: 使用ボイス数
---:無視されます
プログラム・ナンバー
ンバー0の値
コントローラー・ナ
ンバー32の値
Rhythm Set List (CC0: 80, CC32: 0)
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リズム・セット一覧表
<PC No.1: d 1 R&R rhythm 1>
KeyNote No.
C236Boomer K2
C#2 37Live Stick
D238Ring hrd Sn
D#2 39Ring rol Sn
E240Ring flm Sn
F24116 MPL hrdTm
F#2 4218 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
G24313 MPL hrdTm
G#2 4418 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
A24512 MPL hrdTm
A#2 4618 Hat opn 2 [EXC 1]
B24712 MPL hrdTm
C34810 MPL hrdTm
C#3 49Long Crash 1
D35010 MPL hrdTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 2
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Deep Dry K
C#5 73Real Dry K1
D574Comp K1
D#5 75Ring rol Sn
E576Ring sft Sn
F577Ring hrd Sn
F#5 78Ring flm Sn
G579SlamRm sftSn
G#5 80SlamRm rolSn
A581SlamRm hrdSn
A#5 82SlamRm flmSn
B58318 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
C68418 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
C#6 8518 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
D68618 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 MPL sftTm
E68813 MPL sftTm
F68912 MPL sftTm
F#6 9010 MPL sftTm
G691Long Crash 2
G#6 9218 Hat cls 2
A693LiteVerb Sn
A#6 94Stomp K
B695BW Jz 6/8 52
C796BW Fusion112
Rhythm Tone Name
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PC No.2: d 2 Funk SET
KeyNote No.
C236Real Dry K2
C#2 37NaturalStick
D238Funk Sn1
D#2 39Picc. flm Sn
E240Picc. hrd Sn
F241Soft Low Tom
F#2 4216 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
G243Soft Low Tom
G#2 4416 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
A245Soft Mid Tom
A#2 4616 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
B247Soft Mid Tom
C348Soft Hi Tom
C#3 49Long Crash 1
D350Soft Mid Tom
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Crash 1
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Deep Dry K
C#5 73Comp K1
D574Comp K2
D#5 75Picc. rol Sn
E576Funk Sn1
F577Funk Sn2
F#5 78Dry flm Sn
G579Picc. sft Sn
G#5 80Picc. rol Sn
A581Picc. mid Sn
A#5 82Picc. flm Sn
B58316 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
C68416 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 MPL sftTm
E68813 MPL sftTm
F68912 MPL sftTm
F#6 9010 MPL sftTm
G691Long Crash 2
G#6 9218 Hat cls 2
A693LiteVerb Sn
A#6 94Stomp K
B695BW Swamp 90
C796AL Shuff.126
Rhythm Tone Name
>
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Tone List/音色一覧表
<PC No.3: d 3 Natural SET>
KeyNote No.
C236Deep Dry K
C#2 37NaturalStick
D238Dry hrd Sn
D#2 39Dry rol Sn
E240Dry sft Sn
F24116 MPL sftTm
F#2 4216 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
G24313 MPL sftTm
G#2 4416 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
A24512 MPL sftTm
A#2 4616 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
B24712 MPL sftTm
C34810 MPL sftTm
C#3 49Long Crash 2
D35010 MPL sftTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 1
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 1
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Real Dry K1
C#5 73Comp K2
D574Comp K3
D#5 75Dry rol Sn
E576Dry sft Sn
F577Dry hrd Sn
F#5 78Dry flm Sn
G579SlamRm sftSn
G#5 80SlamRm rolSn
A581SlamRm hrdSn
A#5 82SlamRm flmSn
B58316 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
C68416 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 MPL hrdTm
E68813 MPL hrdTm
F68912 MPL hrdTm
F#6 9010 MPL hrdTm
G691Long Crash 2
G#6 9218 Hat cls 2
A693LiteVerb Sn
A#6 94Stomp K
B695BW Jz 6/8 52
C796BW Latin 102
Rhythm Tone Name
<PC No.4: d 4 Slam SET>
KeyNote No.
C236Comp K3
C#2 37Live Stick
D238RockOn Sn1
D#2 39Dry flm Sn
E240RockOn Sn2
F24116 MPL hrdTm
F#2 4216 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
G24313 MPL hrdTm
G#2 4416 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
A24512 MPL hrdTm
A#2 4616 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
B24712 MPL hrdTm
C34810 MPL hrdTm
C#3 49Long Crash 1
D35010 MPL hrdTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 1
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Boomer K1
C#5 73Comp K2
D574Deep Dry K
D#5 75DryFat rolSn
E576RockOn Sn1
F577RockOn Sn2
F#5 78Warm flm Sn
G579SlamRm sftSn
G#5 80SlamRm rolSn
A581SlamRm hrdSn
A#5 82SlamRm flmSn
B58316 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
C68416 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 MPL sftTm
E68813 MPL sftTm
F68912 MPL sftTm
F#6 9010 MPL sftTm
G691Long Crash 2
G#6 9218 Hat cls 2
A693LiteVerb Sn
A#6 94Stomp K
B695AL Slam 66
C796AL Grunge 84
Rhythm Tone Name
<PC No.5: d 5 Ballad SET>
KeyNote No.
C236Comp K3
C#2 37NaturalStick
D238Verb hrd Sn
D#2 39Warm flm Sn
E240Warm sft Sn
F241LoVerb hrdTm
F#2 4216 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
G243LoVerb hrdTm
G#2 4416 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
A245HiVerb hrdTm
A#2 4616 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
B247HiVerb hrdTm
C348HiVerb hrdTm
C#3 49Long Crash 1
D350HiVerb hrdTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 1
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Boomer K1
C#5 73Comp K2
D574Deep Dry K
D#5 75DryFat rolSn
E576RockOn Sn1
F577RockOn Sn2
F#5 78Warm flm Sn
G579SlamRm sftSn
G#5 80SlamRm rolSn
A581SlamRm hrdSn
A#5 82SlamRm flmSn
B58316 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
C68416 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 MPL sftTm
E68813 MPL sftTm
F68912 MPL sftTm
F#6 9010 MPL sftTm
G691Long Crash 2
G#6 9218 Hat cls 2
A693LiteVerb Sn
A#6 94Stomp K
B695AL Slam 66
C796AL Funk 120
Rhythm Tone Name
<PC No.6: d 6 Studio SET>
KeyNote No.
C236Deep Dry K
C#2 37NaturalStick
D238DryFat hrdSn
D#2 39DryFat flmSn
E240Warm sft Sn
F24116 MPL hrdTm
F#2 4218 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
G24313 MPL hrdTm
G#2 4418 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
A24512 MPL hrdTm
A#2 4618 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
B24712 MPL hrdTm
C34810 MPL hrdTm
C#3 49Long Crash 2
D35010 MPL hrdTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 1
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 1
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Boomer K1
C#5 73Comp K2
D574Comp K3
D#5 75DryFat rolSn
E576DryFat sftSn
F577DryFat hrdSn
F#5 78DryFat flmSn
G579Warm sft Sn
G#5 80Dry rol Sn
A581Warm hrd Sn
A#5 82Warm flm Sn
B58318 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
C68418 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
C#6 8518 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
D68618 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 MPL sftTm
E68813 MPL sftTm
F68912 MPL sftTm
F#6 9010 MPL sftTm
G691Long Crash 2
G#6 9218 Hat cls 2
A693LiteVerb Sn
A#6 94Stomp K
B695BW Brush 66
C796AL Slam 66
Rhythm Tone Name
12
<PC No.7: d 7 R&R rhythm 2>
KeyNote No.
C236Medium K
C#2 37Live Stick
D238SlamRm sftSn
D#2 39SlamRm flmSn
E240SlamRm hrdSn
F241LoVerb sftTm
F#2 4216 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
G243Soft Low Tom
G#2 4416 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
A245HiVerb sftTm
A#2 4616 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
B247Soft Mid Tom
C348HiVerb sftTm
C#3 49Long Crash 2
D350Soft Hi Tom
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 2
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 1
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Boomer K2
C#5 73Boomer K1
D574Real Dry K2
D#5 75SlamRm rolSn
E576SlamRm sftSn
F577SlamRm hrdSn
F#5 78SlamRm flmSn
G579SlmDry sftSn
G#5 80Ring rol Sn
A581SlmDry hrdSn
A#5 82Ring flm Sn
B58316 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
C68416 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
D#6 87LoVerb hrdTm
E688Soft Low Tom
F689HiVerb hrdTm
F#6 90HiVerb hrdTm
G691Long Crash 2
G#6 9218 Hat cls 2
A693LiteVerb Sn
A#6 94Stomp K
B695BW Latin 102
C796AL Funk 120
Rhythm Tone Name
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PC No.8: d 8 Dance SET
KeyNote No.
C236Stomp K
C#2 37NaturalStick
D238LiteVerb Sn
D#2 39808 Claps
E240Choke Sn
F241Soft Low Tom
F#2 42CR78 Hat cls[EXC 1]
G243Soft Low Tom
G#2 44CR78 Hat opn [EXC 1]
A245Soft Mid Tom
A#2 46CR78 Hat opn [EXC 1]
B247Soft Mid Tom
C348Soft Hi Tom
C#3 49Long Crash 2
D350Soft Mid Tom
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 2
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 1
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572A.Bs Nz MENU
C#5 73SYN Bass
D574AL Slam 66
D#5 75808 Claps
E576Cabasa Down
F577Cabasa Up
F#5 78JP Slide 1
G579Anklungs
G#5 8016 Hat opn 2
A581Ring flm Sn
A#5 82JP Slide 2
B58316 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
C68416 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8712 MPL sftTm
E68812 MPL sftTm
F68912 MPL sftTm
F#6 9012 MPL sftTm
G691Long Crash 1
G#6 9218 Hat cls 2
A693AL Nz 4
A#6 94JP Frls Nz 1
B695AL Slam 66
C796AL Whack 76
Rhythm Tone Name
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<
PC No.9: d 9 Quick Trip 1
KeyNote No.
C236Deep Dry K
C#2 37NaturalStick
D238DryFat hrdSn
D#2 39DryFat flmSn
E240Warm sft Sn
F24116 MPL hrdTm
F#2 4218 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
G24313 MPL hrdTm
G#2 4418 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
A24512 MPL hrdTm
A#2 4618 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
B24712 MPL hrdTm
C34810 MPL hrdTm
C#3 49Long Crash 2
D35010 MPL hrdTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 1
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 1
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Medium K
C#5 73Live Stick
D574SlamRm sftSn
D#5 75DryFat flmSn
E576SlamRm hrdSn
F577LoVerb sftTm
F#5 7816 Hat cls 2
G579Soft Low Tom
G#5 8016 Hat hlf 1
A581HiVerb sftTm
A#5 8216 Hat opn 1
B583Soft Mid Tom
C684HiVerb hrdTm
C#6 85Long Crash 1
D686Soft Hi Tom
D#6 87Long Ride 1
E688Crash 1
F689RockOn Sn1
F#6 90RockOn Sn2
G691Warm hrd Sn
G#6 92DryFat sftSn
A693Funk Sn1
A#6 94Funk Sn2
B695Picc. mid Sn
C796Picc. hrd Sn
Rhythm Tone Name
>
Tone List/音色一覧表
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PC No.10: d10 Quick Trip 2
KeyNote No.
C236Real Dry K2
C#2 37NaturalStick
D238Funk Sn1
D#2 39Picc. flm Sn
E240Picc. hrd Sn
F241Soft Low Tom
F#2 4216 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
G243Soft Low Tom
G#2 4416 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
A245Soft Mid Tom
A#2 4616 Hat hlf 2[EXC 1]
B247Soft Mid Tom
C348Soft Hi Tom
C#3 49Long Crash 1
D350Soft Mid Tom
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Crash 1
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Stomp K
C#5 73NaturalStick
D574LiteVerb Sn
D#5 75808 Claps
E576Choke Sn
F577Soft Low Tom
F#5 78CR78 Hat cls
G579Soft Low Tom
G#5 80CR78 Hat opn
A581Soft Mid Tom
A#5 82CR78 Hat opn
B583Soft Mid Tom
C684Soft Hi Tom
C#6 85Long Crash 2
D686Soft Mid Tom
D#6 87Long Ride 1
E688Crash 1
F689Funk Sn1
F#6 90Dry flm Sn
G691Funk Sn2
G#6 92Picc. rol Sn
A693Picc. sft Sn
A#6 94Picc. mid Sn
B695SlmDry hrdSn
C796Ring hrd Sn
Rhythm Tone Name
>
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Tone List/音色一覧表
<PC No.11: d11 WALKIN>
KeyNote No.
C236Deep Dry K
C#2 37NaturalStick
D238Deep Dry K
D#2 39Warm hrd Sn
E240DryFat hrdSn
F24116 MPL hrdTm
F#2 4218 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
G24313 MPL hrdTm
G#2 4418 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
A24512 MPL hrdTm
A#2 4618 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
B24712 MPL hrdTm
C34810 MPL hrdTm
C#3 49Long Crash 2
D35010 MPL hrdTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 1
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 1
A#3 58Click Stick
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Click Stick
C572Medium K
C#5 73Live Stick
D574SlamRm sftSn
D#5 75DryFat flmSn
E576SlamRm hrdSn
F577LoVerb sftTm
F#5 7816 Hat cls 2
G579Soft Low Tom
G#5 8016 Hat hlf 1
A581HiVerb sftTm
A#5 8216 Hat opn 1
B583Soft Mid Tom
C684HiVerb hrdTm
C#6 85Long Crash 1
D686Soft Hi Tom
D#6 87Long Ride 1
E688Crash 1
F689RockOn Sn1
F#6 90RockOn Sn2
G691Warm hrd Sn
G#6 92DryFat sftSn
A693Funk Sn1
A#6 94Funk Sn2
B695Picc. mid Sn
C796Picc. hrd Sn
Rhythm Tone Name
<PC No.12: d12 Empty Sn>
KeyNote No.
C236Boomer K2
C#2 37---D238---D#2 39---E240---F24116 MPL hrdTm
F#2 4218 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
G24313 MPL hrdTm
G#2 4418 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
A24512 MPL hrdTm
A#2 4618 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
B24712 MPL hrdTm
C34810 MPL hrdTm
C#3 49Long Crash 1
D35010 MPL hrdTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 2
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Meat K
C#5 73Boomer K1
D574Medium K
D#5 75Deep Dry K
E576Real Dry K1
F577Real Dry K2
F#5 78Real Dry K3
G579Stomp K
G#5 80Comp K1
A581Comp K2
A#5 82Comp K3
B583Lo-Fi K
C68416 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
E68816 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
F689LoVerb hrdTm
F#6 90LoVerb hrdTm
G691HiVerb hrdTm
G#6 92HiVerb hrdTm
A693HiVerb hrdTm
A#6 94HiVerb hrdTm
B695Soft Low Tom
C796Soft Hi Tom
Rhythm Tone Name
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PC No.13: d13 Empty Sn/Hat
KeyNote No.
C236Boomer K2
C#2 37---D238---D#2 39---E240---F24116 MPL hrdTm
F#2 42---G24313 MPL hrdTm
G#2 44---A24512 MPL hrdTm
A#2 46---B24712 MPL hrdTm
C34810 MPL hrdTm
C#3 49Long Crash 1
D35010 MPL hrdTm
D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 2
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Meat K
C#5 73Boomer K1
D574Medium K
D#5 75Deep Dry K
E576Real Dry K1
F577Real Dry K2
F#5 78Real Dry K3
G579Stomp K
G#5 80Comp K1
A581Comp K2
A#5 82Comp K3
B583Lo-Fi K
C68416 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
E68816 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
F689LoVerb hrdTm
F#6 90LoVerb hrdTm
G691HiVerb hrdTm
G#6 92HiVerb hrdTm
A693HiVerb hrdTm
A#6 94HiVerb hrdTm
B695Soft Low Tom
C796Soft Hi Tom
Rhythm Tone Name
>
<PC No.14: d14 Empty Sn/Tom>
KeyNote No.
C236Boomer K2
C#2 37---D238---D#2 39---E240---F241---F#2 4218 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
G243---G#2 4418 Hat cls 2[EXC 1]
A245---A#2 4618 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
B247---C348---C#3 49Long Crash 1
D350---D#3 51Long Ride 1
E352Crash 1
F353LngRide Bell
F#3 54Tambourine
G355Long Crash 2
G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Meat K
C#5 73Boomer K1
D574Medium K
D#5 75Deep Dry K
E576Real Dry K1
F577Real Dry K2
F#5 78Real Dry K3
G579Stomp K
G#5 80Comp K1
A581Comp K2
A#5 82Comp K3
B583Lo-Fi K
C68416 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
E68816 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
F689LoVerb hrdTm
F#6 90LoVerb hrdTm
G691HiVerb hrdTm
G#6 92HiVerb hrdTm
A693HiVerb hrdTm
A#6 94HiVerb hrdTm
B695Soft Low Tom
C796Soft Hi Tom
Rhythm Tone Name
14
Tone List/音色一覧表
<PC No.15: d15 Empty Sn/Hat/Kick/Cym>
KeyNote No.
C236---C#2 37---D238---D#2 39---E240---F24116 MPL hrdTm
F#2 42---G24313 MPL hrdTm
G#2 44---A24512 MPL hrdTm
A#2 46---B24712 MPL hrdTm
C34810 MPL hrdTm
C#3 49---D35010 MPL hrdTm
D#3 51---E352---F353---F#3 54---G355---G#3 56Cowbell 1
A357Long Crash 2
A#3 58Rattles
B359Long Ride 2
C460CGA Mute Hi
C#4 61CGA Mute Lo
D462CGA Slap
D#4 63Conga Hi
E464Conga Lo
F465Timbale
F#4 66Timbale
G467Agogo[EXC 2]
G#4 68Agogo[EXC 2]
A469Cabasa Up
A#4 70Maracas
B471Cabasa Cut
C572Meat K
C#5 73Boomer K1
D574Medium K
D#5 75Deep Dry K
E576Real Dry K1
F577Real Dry K2
F#5 78Real Dry K3
G579Stomp K
G#5 80Comp K1
A581Comp K2
A#5 82Comp K3
B583Lo-Fi K
C68416 Hat pdl[EXC 1]
C#6 8516 Hat cls 1[EXC 1]
D68616 Hat hlf 1[EXC 1]
D#6 8716 Hat opn 1[EXC 1]
E68816 Hat opn 2[EXC 1]
F689LoVerb hrdTm
F#6 90LoVerb hrdTm
G691HiVerb hrdTm
G#6 92HiVerb hrdTm
A693HiVerb hrdTm
A#6 94HiVerb hrdTm
B695Soft Low Tom
C796Soft Hi Tom
1MM Slap Bs A
2MM Slap Bs B
3MM Slap Bs C
4MM Pop Bs A
5MM Pop Bs B
6MM Pop Bs C
7MM Frls Bs A
8MM Frls Bs B
9MM Frls Bs C
10MM Jazz Bs A
11MM Jazz Bs B
12MM Jazz Bs C
13MM Pick Bs A
14MM Pick Bs B
15MM Pick Bs C
16MM Harm Bs A
17MM Harm Bs B
18MM Harm Bs C
19AL Funk Bs A
20AL Funk Bs B
21AL Funk Bs C
22AL Pop Bs A
23AL Pop Bs B
24AL Pop Bs C
25AL Frls Bs A
26AL Frls Bs B
27AL Frls Bs C
28AL LatinBs A
29AL LatinBs B
30AL LatinBs C
31AL Old Bs A
32AL Old Bs B
33AL Old Bs C
34AL P.Bass A
35AL P.Bass B
36AL P.Bass C
37JP Funk Bs A
38JP Funk Bs B
39JP Funk Bs C
40JP Pop Bs A
41JP Pop Bs B
42JP Pop Bs C
43JP Frls Bs A
44JP Frls Bs B
45JP Frls Bs C
46JP Pick Bs A
47JP Pick Bs B
48JP Pick Bs C
49JP Rock Bs A
50JP Rock Bs B
No.Wave Name
51JP Rock Bs C
52JP 6StrBs pA
53JP 6StrBs pB
54JP 6StrBs pC
55JP 6StrBs fA
56JP 6StrBs fB
57JP 6StrBs fC
58JP Ac.Bs p A
59JP Ac.Bs p B
60JP Ac.Bs p C
61JP Ac.Bs f A
62JP Ac.Bs f B
63JP Ac.Bs f C
64Sld&Nz MENU*
65Slides MENU*
66E.Bs Nz MENU*
67A.Bs Nz MENU*
68MM Slide 1***
69MM Slide 2***
70AL Slide***
71JP Slide 1***
72JP Slide 2***
73JP Slide 3***
74AL Nz 1***
75AL Nz 2***
76AL Nz 3***
77AL Nz 4***
78AL Nz 5***
79AL Nz 6***
80AL Nz 7***
81AL Nz 8***
82AL Nz 9***
83JP Frls Nz 1***
84JP Frls Nz 2***
85JP Frls Nz 3***
86JP Frls Nz 4***
87JP Ac.Nz 1***
88JP Ac.Nz 2***
89JP Ac.Nz 3***
90JP Ac.Nz 4***
91DrumGrv MENU*
92BW Jz 6/8 52
93BW Brush 66
94AL Slam 66
95AL Whack 76
96AL Grunge 84
97BW Swamp 90
98BW Latin 102
99BW Fusion112
100AL Funk 120
No.Wave Name
101AL Shuff.126
102Kik&CymSET 1**
103Kik&CymSET 2**
104Kik&CymSET 3**
105Kik&CymSET 4**
106Kik&CymSET 5**
107Kik&CymSET 6**
108Kik&CymSET 7**
109Kik&CymSET 8**
110Kik&CymSET 9**
111Kik&CymSET10**
112Kik&CymSET11**
113Kik&CymSET12**
114Kik&CymSET13**
115SNR SET 1p**
116SNR SET 1f**
117SNR SET 2p**
118SNR SET 2f**
119SNR SET 3p**
120SNR SET 3f**
121SNR SET 4p**
122SNR SET 4f**
123SNR SET 5p**
124SNR SET 5f**
125SNR SET 6p**
126SNR SET 6f**
127SNR SET 7p**
128SNR SET 7f**
129SNR SET 8p**
130SNR SET 8f**
131SNR SET 9p**
132SNR SET 9f**
133SNR SET 10p**
134SNR SET 10f**
135SNR SET 11p**
136SNR SET 11f**
137HAT SET 1p**
138HAT SET 1f**
139HAT SET 1pdl**
140HAT SET 2p**
141HAT SET 2f**
142HAT SET 2pdl**
143HAT SET 3**
144TOM SET 1p**
145TOM SET 1f**
146TOM SET 2**
147TOM SET 3p**
148TOM SET 3f**
149KIK MENU*
150Meat K***
C4150Meat K
D4151Boomer K1
E4152Boomer K2
F4153Medium K
G4154Deep Dry K
A4155Real Dry K1
B4156Real Dry K2
C5157Real Dry K3
D5158Stomp K
E5159Comp K1
F5160Comp K2
G5161Comp K3
A5162Lo-Fi K
Wave Name
<163: SNR MENU 1>
Key Wave No.
C4166Ring sft Sn
D4167Ring hrDSn
E4168Ring rol Sn
F4169Ring flm Sn
G4170SlamRm sftSn
A4171SlamRm hrdSn
B4172SlamRm rolSn
C5173SlamRm flmSn
D5174SlmDry sftSn
E5175SlmDry hrdSn
F5176Dry sft Sn
G5177Dry hrDSn
A5178Dry rol Sn
B5179Dry flm Sn
Wave Name
<164: SNR MENU 2>
Key Wave No.
C4180RockOn Sn1
D4181RockOn Sn2
E4182Verb sft Sn
F4183Verb hrDSn
G4184Warm sft Sn
A4185Warm hrd Sn
B4186Warm flm Sn
C5187DryFat sftSn
D5188DryFat hrdSn
E5189DryFat rolSn
F5190DryFat flmSn
Wave Name
<165: SNR MENU 3>
Key Wave No.
C4191Funk Sn1
D4192Funk Sn2
E4193Picc. sft Sn
F4194Picc. mid Sn
G4195Picc. hrd Sn
A4196Picc. rol Sn
B4197Picc. flm Sn
C5198Choke Sn
D5199LiteVerb Sn
E5200Live Stick
F5201NaturalStick
G5202Click Stick
Wave Name
<203: HAT MENU>
Key Wave No.
C420418 Hat pdl
D420518 Hat cls 1
E420618 Hat cls 2
F420718 Hat hlf 1
G420818 Hat hlf 2
A420918 Hat opn 1
B421018 Hat opn 2
C521116 Hat pdl
D521216 Hat cls 1
E521316 Hat cls 2
F521416 Hat hlf 1
G521516 Hat hlf 2
A521616 Hat opn 1
B521716 Hat opn 2
C6218CR78 Hat cls
D6219CR78 Hat opn
C2255CGA Mute Hi *
C3255CGA Mute Lo *
C4255CGA Slap*
C5255Conga Hi*
C6255Conga Lo*
Wave Name
Set Waveform Table
■
セット・ウェーブフォーム 構成表
KeyKik&CymSETSNR SETHAT SETTOM SET
A# 1 (34)——O—
B 1 (35)O———
C 2 (36)O———
C# 2 (37)—O——
D 2 (38)—O——
D# 2 (39)—O——
E 2 (40)—O——
F 2 (41)———O
F# 2 (42)——O—
G 2 (43)———O
G#2 (44)——O—
A 2 (45)———O
A# 2 (46)——O—
B 2 (47)———O
C 3 (48)———O
C# 3 (49)O———
D 3 (50)———O
D# 3 (51)O———
E 3 (52)O———
F 3 (53)O———
F# 3 (54)O———
G 3 (55)O———
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Tone List/音色一覧表
■
About the Tone List
■ About the Performance List ...................................
Performance P01 to P09 are the collection of the bass and drum
sounds that are ideal for each music genre. Drum sounds P05 to P08
consist of more than one Part, and therefore can be easily swapped
such as Snare Drum.
Performance P10 includes two Drum Sets layering Parts 1 to 4 (Rx
ch:1) and Parts 5 to 8 (Rx Ch:10).
* When you change Parts where more than one Part are layered
using Program Change message, be sure to set the Program
Change Message Receive Switch of the Part that shares the same
channel to "OFF". (Refer to page 5 in the Sound Expression Series
Owner's Manual.)
Performances P11 and P12 are used in the built-in demo songs.
Performances P13 to P15 are for solo play, and make the best use of
effects'. The Flanger produces a unique undulating effect, and PanDelay creates a delayed sound that moves from side to side.
With Performance 16, all Parts are set to the most standard values.
This Performance is called up when a GM System On or GS Reset
signal is received. The initial values of the Part parameters are
shown below.
How to Switch Performances from an External Instrument
If you want to connect an external instrument to switch
Performances using MIDI messages, you need to carry out the
following steps to send the required MIDI messages to the M-DC1.
1. Send System Exclusive (SysEx) messages to set the control
channel (the MIDI channel used for changing Performances).
At the factory defaults, this parameter is set to OFF.
(Example) To set the control channel to “16,” send:
F0 41 10 46 12 00 00 00 20 0F 51 F7
2. Send a value for Controller Number 0 that matches the value
set for Bank Select Message Reception on the M-BD1. Then
send “0” as the value for Controller Number 32.
3. Send the Program Number (PC #1 through #16).
■ About the Patch List ..............................................
The Controller No. 0 (CC0) value shown in the lists is the value
when at the factory defaults. If you have altered the setting for "Bank
Sel" (Bank Select Message Reception; see page 5 in the Sound
Expansion Series manual), remember to take the current value into
account.
Patches marked with an asterisk ("*") are made using phrase-loop
Waveforms. The number from 52 to 126 attached to the Patch name
indicates the B.P.M. (tempo) when played with the C4 key.
Patches marked with double asterisks ("**") were created using Set
Waveforms. Only the specified key will be played.
"K.S.H.T" marked at the right of "**" shows the type of the Set
Waveform used for the Patch.
(K: Kik & CymSET S: SNR SET H:HAT SET T: TOM SET)
■ Tone Table 2.........................................................
The M-BD1 offers a tone layout called Tone Table 2 that comes in
handy when using a GM score or music data for a GS sound module.
When a General MIDI System On message or GS Reset message is
received from the MIDI IN connector, the M-BD1 switches to Tone
Table 2 and calls up Performance Number 16.
When switched to Tone Table 2, the setting for Bank Select Message
Reception on the M-BD1 (see page 5 of the Sound Expansion Series
Owner’s Manual) is disabled, and Patches are switched according to
the Program Number listed above and the values for Controller
Number 0 and Controller Number 32.
If a value other than those in the list is received, the message “noP.”
appears on the display and that Part is not played. However, you
can use the panel to choose any Patch or Rhythm Set.
If you change to the Tone Table 2, the volume of each Part can be
controlled with CC11 : Expression.
■ About the Rhythm Set List .....................................
The Controller No. 0 (CC0) value shown in the lists is the value
when at the factory defaults. If you have altered the setting for "Bank
Sel" (Bank Select Message Reception; see page 5 in the Sound
Expansion Series manual), remember to take the current value into
account.
[EXC]: Percussion sounds with the same number are not played at
the same time.
The keys of the d12 to d15 Rhythm Tone Names that are marked
with "----" are muted. These Rhythm Sets can be used to create a
drum sound by layering a Rhythm Part and the other Part, such as
Performance P05 to P08 and P10. d16 and d17 (Drum Loop 1, 2) are
the Rhythm Sets where the Phrase Loops are arranged in each B.P.M.
The number attached to the Rhythm Tone Name of each Key is the
B.P.M. for each key.
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■
音色一覧表について
Tone List/音色一覧表
■ About the Waveform List ......................................
The Patches and Rhythm Sets provided by the M-BD1 were all
created using the Waveforms shown in the lists. Although the way
the Waveforms are assigned to Patches cannot be altered from the
panel, you can change these assignments using System Exclusive
messages. The lists should be referred to carefully whenever you
wish to carry out such changes.
Waveforms marked with an asterisk ("*") sre Menu Waveforms.
Multiple Waveforms are assigned to keys. (Check out the Menu
Waveform List for more details.)
Waveforms marked with double asterisks ("**") sre Set Waveforms.
Each Waveform is assigned to a certain key so that it won't be played
by any other key in a Patch. (Check out the Set Waveform Table for
more details.)
Waveforms marked with triple asterisks ("***") have a reversed
version assigned to the upper part of the keyboard.
■ About the Menu Waveform List.............................
With Menu Waveforms, a different Waveform is assigned to each
key. The Waveforms assigned to keys which have a Wave Number
marked with an asterisk ("*") can be used only with Menu
Waveforms.
* Please be aware that the Program Change data that is actually sent
or received is one less than the value of the PC number described
above.
* The extent to which the Reverb/Chorus Send Level will act in
modifying the sound will be different depending on the Patch.
This is because the effects have been set differently for each Patch,
in order to produce the best possible sound.
* The Send Level for Parts should be set to "64" if you want the Send
Level for the effects that are specified to be used by the Patches to
be applied in the originally intended way. At any value other than
"64," the value of the Patch Send Level will increase/decrease in a
relative manner with respect to it.
The Waveforms of this unit are selected from the CD-ROM's
"BASS LEGEND", "BURNING GROOVES" and "LIQUID
GROOVES" of Spectrasonics, the manufacture that has
produced many high quality CD-ROM's for S-series
(sampler).
The B.P.M. (beats per minute: tempo) can be changed by varying
the pitch.
The B.P.M. when sampling (original B.P.M) is reproduced when
the key is C4 and the Part Parameters k.s. (key shift) and dtn
(detune) are both zero. The numbers in the table marked with
are the original B.P.M.
Example 1: Playback at a tempo twice as fast as the original
B.P.M.
This can be done using either of the following two methods:
1. Play a key one octave higher.
2. Play with k.s. set to "+12."
Example 2: Playing a Patch with an original B.P.M. of 52 at 56
B.P.M.
Either of the following two methods can be used to make the
setting:
1. Look up dtn in the table, set it to "+28," and play the C#4 key.
2. Look up k.s. and dtn in the table, set them respectively to
"+1" and "+28," and play the C4 key.
System Exclusive messages can also be used to change the B.P.M.
for a Waveform. Refer to the MIDI Implementation (pages 17
and 18 in the Sound Expansion Series Owner's Manual) and set
k.s. and dtn to Pitch Coarse and Pitch Fine respectively for a
Patch, or set Key and dtn to Coarse Tune and Pitch Fine
respectively for a Rhythm Set.
Example 3: Playing the Waveform for Tone 1 of the Patch (No.
120AL Funk 120) assigned to Part 7 of the
Performance (No. 2 Funk) at a B.P.M. of 126 instead
of the original B.P.M. of 120
You can make the setting using either of the following two
methods:
1 Set Pitch Fine to "-16."
F0 41 10 46 12 00 06 28 39 35 64 F7
Then play the C#4 key.
2. Set Pitch Coarse to "+1."
F0 41 10 46 12 00 06 28 38 41 59 F7
Set Pitch Fine to "-16."
F0 41 10 46 12 00 06 28 39 35 64 F7
As you can see, caution is required here because you can play
either with the C4 key remaining as the play key or with the play
key changed to a different key, depending on which method you
use to make the settings.
* In the interest of product development, the specifications
and/or appearance of this unit are subject to change without
prior notice.
●ディスプレイ
7セグメント3桁(LED)
●電源
AC100V
●消費電力
7W
●外形寸法
482(幅)×165(奥行)×44(高さ)mm
(EIA-1Uラック・マウント・タイプ)
●重量
2.65kg
●付属品
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M-BD1取扱説明書
AC電源コード
●別売品
ステレオ・ヘッドホン:RH-20/80/120
システム・ラック:SYRシリーズ
※本機の仕様および外観は、改良のため予告無く変更すること
があります。
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Profile
(プロフィール)
Marcus Miller
Marcus Miller is a musician’s musician. Few players garner the sincere respect that comes when his name is
mentioned. To have accomplished so much great work in such a short period of time is nothing short of remarkable.
Born in Brooklyn, New York into a musical family, Marcus became proficient on piano, organ, clarinet, voice and
bass by the time he was 14. While his aptitude on clarinet gained him entry into New York’s prestigious High School
of Music & Art (the FAME school), it was his attitude on the bass guitar that landed him the gig in the legendary
Saturday Night Live house band (at 17!) which ultimately began his professional career. There he met saxophonist
David Sanborn, who took him in as a collaborator. From there he has carved an identity as a sought-after producer
and songwriter working with such greats as Luther Vandross, Natalie Cole, Roberta Flack, David Sanborn, Al
Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Boz Scaggs and Wayne Shorter. Simultaneously he has sustained a reputation as one of the
world’s premiere session bassists playing on scores of dates with some of the best known artists in jazz, rock, and
R&B including: Aretha Franklin, Scritti Pollitti, Grover Washington Jr., Donald Fagen, Bryan Ferry, Elton John, Bob
James, Kazumi Watanabe, Dave Gruisin, and many others. When Miles Davis called Marcus in 1981, a musical
partnership was born that created some of the most important jazz of the decade including the seminal "Tutu"
album. In addition to making records with his band, The Jamaica Boys, Marcus has released four solo albums
including the Grammy nominated, "Tales" on P.R.A. records.
When Marcus is asked how it has come to pass that he has been involved in so many great projects, he replies,
“Well, it all comes from being committed to your instrument...practicing, continuing to learn and grow. When you
do that, the good projects come to you.”
Marcus Miller はミュージシャンの中のミュージシャンである。彼のように心からの尊敬を受けられるプレーヤーは
Larry Carlton once said,”There are alot of great bass players in this world, but there is one, and only one Abraham
Laboriel.”
This tribute best describes the unique artistry of the Mexico City born virtuoso of the Bass Guitar. To witness Abe
play one immediately understands that music is essentially about passion and he is truly one of the most gifted
interpreters.
Originally a classically trained guitarist, Abraham infused his flamenco style on the bass guitar when he made the
transition to four strings at the Berklee School of Music. Since the day that the late Henry Mancini encouraged him to
come to Los Angeles, Abe has played on over 3000(!) recordings and soundtracks, prompting Guitar Player to
succinctly peg him as “...the most widely used session bassist of our time.” You have undoubtedly heard the
diversity of his contributions to recordings by music’s creme de la creme including:
Stevie Wonder, Robbie Robertson, Joe Zawinul, George Benson, Barbara Streisand, Al Jarreau, Dave & Don Gruisin,
Elton John, Joe Sample, Dori Caymmi, Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson to name a few. He was also a founding
member of the internationally acclaimed fusion groups Friendship and Koinonia.
Abraham’s solo albums,”Dear Friends”, "Guidum" and "Justo & Abraham" are stunning collections of contemporary
urban and jazz originals that gather super talents from all over the music industry such as: Steve Gadd, Alex Acuña,
Al Jarreau, Jim Keltner, Ernie Watts, Greg Mathieson, Paul Jackson Jr., and Phillip Bailey.
There are few musicians who truly embrace the joy of music more than Abraham Laboriel Sr.
かつてLarry Carlton はこう語った。「この世にベーシストは掃いて捨てるほどいるが、ここには一人、唯一
Abraham Laboriel がいるのみである。」
Jarreau、Jim Keltner、Ernie Watts、Greg Mathieson、Paul Jackson Jr.、Phillip Baileyといった顔ぶれを揃え、あら
ゆる音楽業界から非凡な才能を結集した、現代アーバンとジャズのオリジナルの超一流のコレクションである。
彼ほど音楽の楽しみを本当に知っているミュージシャンは数少ない。
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Profile
(プロフィール)
John Patitucci
John’s position as one of the great modern bass innovators stems from his love of musical diversity. Born in Brooklyn,
New York, John grew up listening to the Beatles and Motown artists (James Jamerson being a major influence). He picked
up the bass when he was 11 and played in a garage band with his older brother Thomas. In 1972 his family moved to
northern California where John continued honing his rock chops while also working with gospel groups and widening his
understanding of jazz. John went on to study classical bass extensively at San Francisco State University. In 1978 John
came to southern California and immersed himself in the burgeoning L.A. jazz scene. His first high-exposure gig came
with pianist Gap Mangione. By the 80’s he had established himself as a versatile sideman and session ace working with
the likes of Ry Cooder, Herbie Hancock, Tom Scott, Robben Ford, Stan Getz, Larry Carlton, Freddie Hubbard, Ernie Watts,
Lee Ritenour, and Dave Gruisin.
Patitucci’s reputation went international in 1985 when Chick Corea sought him as a founding member for both his Elektric
and Akoustic Bands. John has garnered praise from critics and fans alike, consistently winning polls for “Best Jazz Bassist”
and “Best Acoustic Bassist” from the readers of Guitar Player, Jazziz, and many other music publications.
The development of John’s unique 6 string solo voice has blossomed into a rich solo career including 5 albums recorded
for GRP. His album, “Another World” was nominated for a 1993 Grammy for Best Jazz Instrumental Album. He also
simultaneously released the artistic triumph “Heart of the Bass” on Corea’s Stretch label showcasing his orchestral
compositions with trumpeter/composer Jeff Beal. John has recently gone "bi-coastal" setting up shop near his roots of the
New York Jazz scene.
As you can probably imagine, Abe Laboriel Jr. has been banging on objects since before he could walk. He claims
that his many failed attempts at melodic instruments have given him an affinity for the simpler arts, such as cooking
and drumming. After a lifetime of learning and absorbing the artistry of some of the world's most respected
musicians (including mentors Jeff Porcaro, Chester Thompson and Alex Acuña), Abe Jr. has truly come into his own
aggressive and commanding style. Abe's energies have most recently been focused on writing and performing with
his power trio "The Raging Honkies" (with the Landau brothers), and making live and recorded appearances with
artists such as Seal, Steve Vai, Duran Duran, Big Mountain, Juliana Hatfield, Kathy Mattea, Dianne Reeves and Joe
Sample to name a few. Expect to hear lots of big noise from this young L.A. slammer!
As a respected producer and arranger, a gifted songwriter and a much in-demand drummer, Bob has established an
industry-wide reputation, built on a lifetime of creativity.
Born and raised in Arizona, Bob began playing professionally at age sixteen. It was in 1972 that he first joined forces
with keyboardist Larry Williams, and the two formed SEAWIND, a group that would go on to forge a
groundbreaking synthesis of jazz and contemporary pop music.
As an L.A. studio musician and a songwriter, as well as a producer and arranger, Bob has performed and recorded
in virtually every area of the music industry. He has appeared in concert and on albums with such artists as Quincy
Jones, George Benson, Boz Scaggs, Henry Mancini, Lee Ritenour, The Crusaders, Michael Omartian, Herbie
Hancock, Andrae Crouch, Michel Colombier and many others. His arrangements and performances can be heard on
the soundtracks of many well-known Hollywood Films & Television shows.
Bob is one of the few modern musicians, who not only does it all, but does it the best!
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RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
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. 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 into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
– Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the users authority to operate this equipment.
This equipment requires shielded interface cables in order to meet FCC class B Limit.
This product complies with the requirements of European Directives EMC 89/336/EEC and LVD 73/23/EEC.
For EU Countries
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Apparatus containing
Lithium batteries
ADVARSEL!
Lithiumbatteri - Eksplosionsfare ved
fejlagtig håndtering.
Udskiftning må kun ske med batteri af
samme fabrikat og type.
Levér det brugte batteri tilbage til
leverandøren.
VARNING!
Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte.
Använd samma batterityp eller en
ekvivalent typ som rekommenderas av
apparattillverkaren.
Kassera använt batteri enligt
fabrikantens instruktion.
CAUTION
Danger of explosion if battery is
incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or
equivalent type recommended by the
manufacturer.
Discard used batteries according to the
manufacturer’s instructions.
ADVARSEL!
Lithiumbatteri - Eksplosjonsfare.
Ved utskifting benyttes kun batteri som
anbefalt av apparatfabrikanten.
Brukt batteri returneres
apparatleverandøren.
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virheellisesti asennettu.
Vaihda paristo ainoastaan
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For Canada
This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.
NOTICE
AVIS
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The Sound Expansion Series Owner's Manual contained errors. We
apologize for any inconvenience. Please make the following corrections.
p. 6 “How to Make a Bulk Dump”
[Addition]
Because the information for parameters included in Part Param 1 is controlled
by Control Change messages, it cannot be stored using Bulk Dump.
[Wrong]
Sends all of the data as well as the Parameter settings for Master
and MIDI Rx that can be adjusted from the front panel.
Sends Performance settings and the Parameter settings for Part
Param 1 and Part Param 2 that can be adjusted from the front panel.
[Correct]
The information for all settings (except the ones listed below) is sent.
All parameters included in Part Param 1
Bank Sel and SysEx parameters for MIDI Rx
NPRN receive switch
Master device ID
Monitor settings
Performance settings are sent, but the setting information for
parameters included in Part Param 1 is not sent. For parameters that
can be adjusted from the front panel, the settings that are sent are the
parameters included in Part Param 2, Vol & Hold parameters for
MIDI Rx, Prog Chg parameters, and the mute settings for each Part.
p.9: "Pitch Is Strange"
[Wrong]
Are the settings for Key Shift and Tune (p. 4) appropriate?
[Correct]
Are the settings for Key Shift and Tune (p. 4-5) appropriate?
p.9:
"Patch Table 2 Not Obtained With GM System On or GS Reset"
[Wrong]
Make sure the "Sys Ex" setting (a switch for enabling reception of System
Exclusive messages) is not set at "OFF."
[Correct]
Make sure the "Sys Ex" setting (a switch for enabling reception of System
Exclusive messages) is not set at "OFF" or "PAr."