XDrum DD 650 User Manual

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DD 650 Digital Drum

Art. Nr 00056971 Version 09/2018

Users Manual

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CAUTION

Any changes or modications in construction of this device which are not expressly approved by

the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

WARNING

When using electrical products, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the

following:

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a resi-

dential 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 o 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 dierent from that to which the receiver is

connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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TAKING CARE OF YOUR DRUM

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE UNIT OR MAKE ANY CHANGE IN THE CIRCUITS OR

PARTS OF THE UNIT.

SERVICE AND MODIFICATION

This product should be serviced by qualified

service personnel when,

 the power supply cord or the plug has been

damaged,

 liquid has been spattered into the unit or it has

been exposed to rain,

 the instrument does not appear to operate

normally or exhibits a marked change in

performance,

 the instrument has been dropped or the

cabinet has been damaged.

 direct sunlight (near a window),  high temperatures (near a heat source,

outside, or in a car during the daytime),

 excessive humidity,  excessive dust,  strong vibration.  The drum contains digital circuitry and may

cause interference if placed too close to radio or television receivers. If interference occurs, move the drum further away from the affected equipment.

 Do not attempt to open the unit or make any

change in the circuits or parts of the unit.

HANDLING AND TRANSPORT

 Never apply excessive force to the controls,

connectors, pads or other parts of the

instrument.

 Always unplug cables by gripping the plug

firmly, not by pulling on the cable.

 Physical shocks caused by dropping,

bumping, or placing heavy objects on the instrument can result in scratches and/or more serious damage.

 Carefully check the amplifier volume control

before stating to play. Excessive volume can

cause permanent hearing loss.

CLEANING

 Clean the unit with a dry or light-wet soft cloth.

Do not use paint thinner or petrochemical

based polishes.

POWER

 Turn the power switch off when the drum is

not in use.

 To avoid damage to the drum and other

devices to which it is connected, turn the power switches of all related devices off prior to connection or disconnection of audio cables.

 Turn the power off if the main cable is

damaged or the instrument is spattered with

liquid.

 Do not switch the unit on and off in quick

succession, this places an undue load on the electronic components.

 Unplug the AC power cord during an

electrical storm.

 Avoid plugging the AC adaptor into the

same AC outlet as appliances with high power consumption, such as electric heaters or ovens.

LOCATION

Do not expose the drum to the following condi-

tions to avoid deformation, discoloration, or more

serious damage,

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CONTENTS TABLE

INSTALLATION ................................................................................................

SOUND MODULE .............................................................................................

Control Panel .....................................................................................................

Connectors .........................................................................................................

PLAYIN PAD ....................................................................................................

BEFORE START PERFORMANCE ................................................................

BASIC OPERATION .........................................................................................

Select Kit ............................................................................................................

Edit a Kit ............................................................................................................

Play a Drum Pattern (Demo song) ......................................................................

Record a Drum Track ........................................................................................

Use the Mixer ....................................................................................................

Restore Factory Settings ..................................................................................

SETUP ...............................................................................................................

Back Volume .....................................................................................................

Tune ...................................................................................................................

Local ..................................................................................................................

FX Set ................................................................................................................

MIDI Set .............................................................................................................

Advanced Settings ............................................................................................

Sensitivity........................................................................................................

Headroom .......................................................................................................

Sense Time .....................................................................................................

Trigger Curve ..................................................................................................

Cross Talk ......................................................................................................

Note Send .......................................................................................................

Rim Velocity ....................................................................................................

Pedal Velocity .................................................................................................

Calibration........................................................................................................

Reset .................................................................................................................

DRUM KIT EDIT ................................................................................................

Voice Type ........................................................................................................

Voice ..................................................................................................................

Volume ...............................................................................................................

Reverb ...............................................................................................................

Pitch ...................................................................................................................

Pan ....................................................................................................................

APPENDIX .......................................................................................................

Kit List ...............................................................................................................

Pattern List ........................................................................................................

Voice List ............................................................................................................

SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................................

7 7 10

11 12 13 13

13 1 3

14 14 14

15 15 15

15 15 16 16 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 17

17 17 18

18 18 18

20 20 20

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INSTALLATION

CRASH1

KICK PEDAL

HI-HAT

CRASH2

SOUND MODULE

SNARE

TOM1

TOM2

RIDE

KICK

TOM3

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INSTALLATION

④

②

①

③

⑤

All components in the box are shown here. Extra components after installation are for replacements.

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INSTALLATION

②

⑤

④

①

Insert Cross Bar①② into Post⑤, adjust their position and make ①② in

parallel.

Insert Side Cross Bar③④ into Post⑤ and mount Connector⑨ on both ends.

Insert Side Post⑥ into connector⑨.

4. Make the drum rack stand firm and fasten all connectors on bars.

Install Cymbal Connector⑩ as the picture shows.

Insert Crash Arm⑦ to Connector⑩ and Ride Arm⑧ to another connector according

to the picture.

Insert Tom Rod⑪ according to the picture, and adjust its connector to suitable

position.

③

④

①

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①

②

⑤

②

⑤

①

④

③

④

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INSTALLATION

DRUM INSTALLATION - 1

HiHat Installation

Open HiHat Stand Legs① to suitable position and

make it standfirm.

Insert Thin Rod② into screw thread on the Bottom

Stand according to dashed line here, and rotate it clockwise to fasten it.

Place Hollow Rod③ outside Rod②, and insert it into

Bottom Stand.

Insert HiHat Cymbal Tray④ onto Thin Rod② and place

it aboveHollow Rod③

Adjust Hollow Rod③ to suitable height and fasten it. Insert HiHat Cymbal onto Thin Rod②. Make sure there is enough space between the Cymbal and Tray④, and then

fasten the screw on Cymbal. Note: If there is not enough space between Cymbal and Tray④, the HiHat control function will be very short in range or even notresponding.

⑤

④

③

②

①

②

Snare Installation

Open Snare Stand Legs① to suitable

position and make it stand firm.

Open Snare Stand Arms②, stretch it to

maximum, put the Snare upward on the stand. The one with rubber band and white sensor spot is the upside.

Tighten Snare Stand Arms② by rotating

the rotary on the bottom side

①

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INSTALLATION

DRUM INSTALLATION - 2

Cymbal Installation

Remove the Wing Nut, Washer and Felt ① from the top

①

②

of the rod.

Put Cymbal Pad② into the Rod③, then place back

parts removed in the step 1. Fasten the wing nut but not too tightly. It allows the pad a little bit wobbling like real acoustic cymbal.

③

Tom Installation

Loosen Pad Connector①, insert Hex Rod②, and tighten Pad Connector①.

2. Loosen the wing nut under Drum Pad③, and insert it to Hex Rod②.

3. Adjust to suitable position and fasten wing nut under Drum Pad

③

②

①

②

Kick Installation

Install Kick Legs① on both sides

and then fasten the wing nut.

Insert Kick Pedal② to Kick Drum,

adjust the pedal to suitable position and then fasten wing nuts on the pedal.

①

Sound module Installation

Align holes in the sound module and the model mount then insert

1. screws and fasten it.

2. Insert rod of the model mount into the clamp, then tighten the wing nut.

Finalizing the Installation After install all components, fine adjust the arm, clamps and rods to the best position you desire.

Electronic Connection

Connect the trigger connector cable plug to the bottom of the sound module, and then connect all cable heads according to their name tags.

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SOUND MODULE

Control Panel

1 2

3 4 5 6

1. MASTER VOL.: Adjust the output level of LINE OUT. Rotate it clockwise to increase volume.

2. HEADPHONE VOL.: Adjust the output level of HEADPHONE , rotate it clockwise to increase

volume.

PAGE DOWN: Switch to next option in current menu. Can be used when you see on screen.

4. PAGE UP: Switch to last option in current menu.Can be used when you see on screen.

5. ENTER: Proceed to submenu or to confirm operation.

6. EXIT: Proceed to root menu or to cancel operation.

7. SCROLL WHEEL: Turn this wheel to increase or decrease values or change kits quickly. Rotate

it clockwise to increase.

8. MIXER & 9. ALTER: Use ALTER button to switch 3 fader modes.

In VOL mode: S1-S6 are used to control volume of kick, snare, toms, ride, crashes, hi-hats, and also

their rim or edge volume.

In FX mode: S1 controls kit reverb level. Reverb type can be selected in FX SET

menu.

S2 controls kit compression ratio. Threshold can be set in FX SET menu.

S3-S6 control the gain of a 4-band equalizer. Frequency can be set in FX SET menu.

See the SETUP chapter for more information.

In MIDI mode: S1-S6 are assigned to 6 different midi controller. They can be used to control track

volume or effects on computer. Controller number can be set in MIDI SET menu.

(See chapter SETUP).

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SOUND MODULE

10 11 12

13 14 15

10. KIT: Press this button to engage kit mode. You can use -/+ button(15/16) or scroll wheel(7) to

select a kit in this mode.

11. PATTERN: Press this button to engage pattern mode, where you can play demo patterns,

exercise with patterns or do some drum recording.

12. EDIT: Press EDIT button to edit the current drum kit, including voice type, voice, volume, reverb

level, pitch and pan. (See chapter EDIT).

13. SETUP: Press SETUP button to adjust system settings, including BACK VOLUME, MASTER

TUNE, LOCAL, FX SET, MIDI SET, ADVANCE and RESET. (See chapter SETUP).

14. MODE: Change playing modes for demo patterns.

Play One: Play a single pattern once.

Repeat One: Loop a single pattern.

Play All: Play all patterns once.

Repeat All: Loop all patterns.

15. METRO: Press this button to set metronome on/off, volume, tempo, time signature and voice.

Use PAGE DOWN/UP to switch between options.

16. -/+: Use these two buttons to decrease or increase values and settings. Also you can select a kit

using these buttons.

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SOUND MODULE

17 18

20 2221

17. DRUM: Press this button to mute the drum track of a demo pattern.

18. ACCOMP: Press this button to mute accompaniment tracks of a demo pattern.

19.TEMPO: Tap this button at a desired rate to get a new tempo for demo pattern and metronome

after you have tapped it four times. You can also change the tempo using scroll wheel(7) or -/

+ button (16) after you have pressed TEMPO button.

20. : Pauses playback of the current demo pattern, press it again to cancel playing current pattern.

21. : Plays the current demo pattern.

22. : Record a drum sequence. You can use STOP button (20) to pause recording. Press STOP

button (20) again to finish recording and save the sequence to a user song. Press ENTER

to confirm. You can also record along with a demo pattern in PATTERN mode.

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SOUND MODULE

Connectors

DC 12V

23. HEADPHONE: Connect your headphone here. 1/8”TRS output.

24. LINE OUT L/MONO: Left channel of main output. Connect this output to any amplifier using 1/4” TS cable. For mono output, please connect this socket only.

25. LINE OUT R: Right channel of main output. Connect this output to any amplifier using 1/4” TS cable. For stereo output, please connect both LINE OUT L/MONO (2) and LINE OUT R (3).

26. LINE IN: Analog input socket of the sound module, 1/8” TRS. TIPS: An extra 1/8” male to male cable will be needed if you want connect your sound module to any sound source such as iPod, iPad,CD player, mobile phone or computer. Play and practice with your favorite music.

27. EXT1: Extended trigger socket 1, connect to Crash2 by default.

28. EXT2: Extended trigger socket 2, connect to Tom4 by default.

25 26

27 28

29. USB: Connect standard B type USB cable to this socket for updating firmware, gaming, recording midi and using plug-ins for more sound on computer. TIPS: Connect USB2.0 A male to B male cable to this socket, such cable is very common in home printers.

30. DC 12V: Connect the attached DC 12V power adapter to this socket.

31. POWER: Turns the module on and off.

TRIGGER INPUTS: Trigger inputs socket is located at the bottom of sound module. Connect the multi-trigger connector (AKA 25pin connector) to this socket and lock it.

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PLAYING PAD

PLAYING PADS

All pads have striking force sensitivity feature. Strike the pad harder to make higher volume and strike the pad softer to make lower volume.

Playing Tom Drum

Strike the central position (head) of the pad to

make head sound, strike the rim of the pad to

make rim sound.

Playing Cymbal

Strike the central position (bow) of the cymbal

to make cymbal bow sound, strike the edge of

the cymbal to make edge shot sound.

Bow

Edge

Playing Snare Drum

Strike the central position (head) of the pad to make head sound, strike the rim of the pad to

make rim sound. The rim triggering is velocity

layered.

Playing Hi-Hat

(1) Strike the Hi-Hat pad without pressing the Hi-Hat pedal to make open Hi-Hat sound. (2) Strike the Hi-Hat pad with fully pressing the Hi-Hat pedal to make close Hi-Hat sound. (3) In certain position while you press the HiHat pedal, playing Hi-Hat cymbal will trigger half open sound. (4) Press the Hi-Hat pedal down quickly to make Hi-Hat pedal chick sound. (5) Press and release the Hi-Hat pedal down very quick to make Hi-Hat foot splash sound.

Bell

There is Bell on Ride

Cymbal, strike it to trigger

Ride Bell.

Cymbal Choke

Strike a cymbal, its sound will sustain. Then

squeeze the edge portion to mute the

sound. Please note that the Hi-Hat has no

choke feature.

Playing Kick Drum

Press the Kick drum pedal to make kick drum sound.

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BEFORE START PERFORMANCE

- Make sure the drum kit is stable and all the parts are well locked.

- Connect all the cables to the drum module according to their tags.

- Connect the multi-trigger connector to its socket at the bottom of the sound module and lock it.

- Power the sound module up. Due to the difference of installation and environment, if

cross talk problem occurs, please follow the following procedures.

- Press SETUP button.

- Press the PAGE DOWN/UP button until the sub menu ADVANCE appears.

：

When you see on screen, you can use

Tip

PAGE DOWN/UP buttons to move to another option.

- Press ENTER button to confirm, then press the PAGE DOWN/UP button to select item of Xtalk.

SETUP

BACK VOLUME 50

SETUP

ADVANCE [ENTER]

TOM1 ADV

Xtalk Auto

- Strike a pad you desire with maximum strength repeatedly until “OK” is shown on the screen.

- Then change to another pad and repeat the third procedure (Not including Hihat Pedal).

- Also, you can set the HEADROOM (aka Velocity Dynamic range) of each pad. To reach a loud sound easier, simply lower the HEADROOM value.

- Press EXIT to quit, when “Save Setups” appears, press ENTER to confirm or select No to cancel saving . The display will show “Save OK” after saving.

Note

：

All the system settings in SETUP is global

parameter, they will affect all the kits and can be saved even when rebooted.If the adjustment result is not good, do a crosstalk reset according to next pages.

Part to setup

SNARE-Head ADV

Xtalk

Save Setups

NO YES

----Save OK ----

--------------------

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BASIC OPERATION

TO SELECT A KIT

- Press kit on the control panel and use the scroll wheel or /+ button to select a kit.

Select or Change

Tip

：

While adjusting parameters, you can change

its value by using -/+ buttons or scroll wheel also.

TO EDIT A KIT

- Press EDIT to enter EDIT MODE, where you can assign different voices and adjust other parameters to make your own kit. Strike on different part on each pad to select among triggers, or use DRUM button to switch between drum instruments.

- Use PAGE DOWN/UP to enter VOICE TYPE menu and use scroll wheel or -/+ button to choose a voice category. Choose “---” for a blank voice.

- Use PAGE DOWN/UP to enter VOICE menu and use scroll wheel or -/+ button to choose a voice within the selected category referring to Voice List in <APPENDIX> .

Tip

：

The meaning of shortened voice names: R stands for Rim shot, X for Cross stick, E for Edge, B for Bell, C for Close, O for Open, Half for Half Open, P for Pedal Chick, Sp for Pedal Foot Splash.

- Use PAGE DOWN/UP to enter VOLUME menu to adjust the volume level for a single trigger.

Time signatureTempo

KIT 120 4/4 Rock 6

Kit name

Kit No.

Part to edit

SNARE-Rim

VOICE TYPESNARE

Voice category

SNARE-Rim

VOICE Rock R

Voice name

SNARE-Rim

VOLUME 80

Save Kits to Rock

- Press EXIT to quit the current menu and select a place to save it using +/- button. You can either save it to a preset kit or a user kit if you don’t want to overwrite the preset kit. Press ENTER again to confirm or press EXIT to cancel.

TO PLAY A DRUM PATTERN (DEMO SONG)

- Press PATTERN button, use scroll wheel or -/+ button to select a demo, and use the play and stop buttons to play a demo. The display shows information about demo.

----Save OK ----

--------------------

Playing status Tempo

SONG 120 4/4

■

01 WalkWithTree

Song Number

Time Signature

Song Name

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BASIC OPERATION

- Press METRO button, use -/+ button or scroll wheel to activate metronome. Use PAGE DOWN/UP to adjust metronome volume, tempo, time signature and sound.

- Tap tempo button at a desired rate to get a new tempo. You can also change the tempo by scroll wheel or -/+ button after you press tempo button.

- Don’t need the drum track in the demo pattern? Simply press DRUM button to mute it. You can also press ACCOMP button to mute other accompaniment tracks.

TO RECORD A DRUM TRACK

- Press the record button in KIT mode, set the tempo for recording, and press the record button again to start recording.

- Use stop button to pause your recording. You can either press play button to continue recording or press stop button to finish and save your recording.

- While saving your recording, on the screen will show ”Save the song to”, use scroll wheel or -/+ button to locate the place for saving, and press enter to confirm.

- If you are in PATTERN mode, you can record along with demo song.

TO USE THE MIXER

- Press the ALTER button to switch between 3 modes for faders. In VOL mode, all the faders control the volume of different pads.

- In FX mode, S1 controls reverb level, S2 controls compression ratio, and S3-S6 change to a 4-Bank equalizer.

- In MIDI mode, 6 faders are assigned to 6 different controllers. You can use them to control track volume or various effects in any DAWs or plug-ins.

TO RESTORE FACTROY SETTINGS

- Press SETUP, and use PAGE DOWN/UP to locate RESET menu.

- Use -/+ or scroll wheel to select what you want to restore. Kits: Initialize all the kits, including user kits. Settings: Initialize all system settings. Xtalk: Initialize cross talk to default. Songs: Initialize all user patterns. All: Initialize everything to factory settings.

- Press ENTER to confirm. The screen will show RESET OK.

- Reboot the module to complete.

SETUP

RESET Kits

----Reset OK----

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SETUP

Press on the SETUP button to advance to system settings. Use PAGE DOWN/UP to select an item to set. If the item with blinking parameter, use -/+ button or scroll wheel to change it directly. If the item has [ENTER] mark after, press the ENTER button to enter the sub-menu for further options. After setting, press the EXIT to exit and the screen shows “Save Setup”. Press the ENTER to save or press the EXIT to give up. All items can be setup are:

BACK VOLUME

Controls the volume of demo patterns and loops.

MASTER TUNE

Controls the overall pitch. It is A4, 440Hz by default.

LOCAL

Decides whether the module read the sound files or not. If switched to OFF, the sound module will function as a midi drum, which produce no sound but send midi messages. TIPS: If you want to connect the sound module to computer for gaming or using drum plug-ins, switch LOCAL to OFF will lower latency.

SETUP

BACK VOLUME 53

Change parameter directly

SETUP

MIDI SET[ENTER]

Press ENTER to enter the sub-menu

SETUP

BACK VOLUME 53

SETUP

MASTER TUNE 0

SETUP

LOCAL ON

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SETUP

ADVANCED SETTINGS

Includes all the physical settings for pads/triggers.

- Sensitivity: The higher the value is, the easier it will be to trigger. But if this value is too high, will cause some crosstalk problems.

- Headroom: Set the velocity dynamic range. This value is the velocity needed to get max volume, so the lower the value is, the easier to get louder sounds. TIP: You can use the faders to adjust the volume quickly, but it will not be saved if you power off the sound module. The concept of Headroom is essentially different from Volume. Headroom decides the velocity to reach the max volume, but cannot change the max level of volume.

- SenseTime: Sets the interval between two triggering. Increase this value by certain amount may avoid being triggered multiple times by vibration in very short time.

- Trigger: Sets the velocity curve for pads, including Linear, EXP1&2, LOG1&2 and Spline. On horizontal is the velocity you strike, and on vertical is the volume after processed by the trigger curve.

SETUP

ADVANCE [ENTER]

TOM1 ADV

Sensitivity 77

TOM1 ADV

Headroom 87

TOM1 ADV

SenseTime 50

TOM1 ADV

Trigger Linear

Diagram of 4 types of the velocity curve

Vol-

ume

Strength

Linear Exp Log Spline

ume

Vol-

ume

Strength Strength

- Xtalk: Sets the crosstalk for pads. Use max power to strike a pad repeatedly until the screen shows OK, and then change to another pad and repeat the procedure. Velocity data on other pads will be loaded automatically for reference in order to avoid crosstalk.

- Note Send: Set the MIDI note for each trigger. When the midi note is different between this module and other sound sources, by adjusting this value they can be easily matched.

Strength

Vol-

ume

TOM1 ADV

Xtalk Auto

TOM1 ADV

Note Send 48

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SETUP

- Rim Velocity: Rim velocity correction option will appear

when you strike on the rim or edge parts. The higher the value is, the louder it will become. Cymbal edges are also included in this setting.

- Pedal Vel.: Decides the velocity triggered by hi-hat pedal. The higher the value is, the louder Pedal Chick and Pedal Splash sounds you get.

- Calib: Calibration for the pedal range. Select this option, press down to the floor and then release the pedal slowly. Repeat the procedure several times to get more precise range and finish the calibration.

- Spilt Point: Sets the velocity split point of certain drum

pads. If you play the softer than this value, it will trigger

one sound. Above that value it will be trigger another

sound.

- Chick Time: Defines the trigger disabling time after you

press down the pedal. It can be used to avoid unwanted

triggering after physical contact.

- Splash Time: Defines the level of difficulty to trigger

Pedal Splash(Foot Splash)

TOM1-Rim

Rim Velocity 50

Pedal

Pedal Vel. 60

Pedal

Calib 751-3900

SNARE-X-StickADV

Split Point 50

ADV

：

Note

Velocity, Spilt Point.,Pedal Vel., Calib and etc., they will ap-

only if the matching part is struck. Or you can find them

pear using DRUM button.

Tip

quickly in SETUP menu.

gers

RESET: Restore to factory settings. It is strongly recommended to reboot the sound module after reset in completed, in order to avoid some unexpected behavior.

Kits: Initialize all the kits, including user kits. Settings: Initialize all system settings. Xtalk: Initialize cross talk to default value. Songs: Initialize all user patterns.. All: Initialize everything to factory settings.

：

Som

Use

unique settings, such and Rim

DRUM button

can switch between trig-

TUP

RESET Kits

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DRUM KIT EDIT

First, select a kit for editing. Press on the EDIT button to enter drum kit edit menu. There are 6 items available for kit editing. The chapter <BASIC OPERATION> instructs how to enter the Edit mode, select part and item in details; this chapter offers more information.

VOICE TYPE: Select the category of the voice, including KICK, SNARE, TOM, RIDE, CRASH, HIHAT, PERC (Percussions and FXs), METRO (Metronome), --- (Blank).

Note： Select “--- ” for Pedal Splash if you don’t

need it.

VOICE: Select a voice in its category. Create your own kit with voices you like.

Note： For hi-hats don’t have a matching Half-

Open sound, please set the HalfOpen voice the same to HIHAT-Open sound.

Part to edit

SNARE-Rim

VOICE TYPESNARE

Item name

SNARE-Rim

VOICE TYPESNARE

SNARE-Rim

VOICE Rock R

Editable parametr

VOLUME: Adjust the volume of current trigger. The higher the volume, the louder it will be.

REVERB: Adjust the reverb level of current trigger. Overall reverb can be adjusted by S2 in FX mode, this value decides how much the current trigger will be affected by fader S2.

PITCH: Adjust the pitch of current trigger, measured in semitones.

PAN: Adjust the panning of current trigger. Minus value stands for left and 0 stands for middle position.

Tip

：

Use DRUM button can switch between trig-

gers quickly in EDIT menu.

Note

：

For drum kit settings in EDIT menu, each setting affects one trigger. For multi-triggering pads, they may have many triggers. For example, snare head, snare rim and snare X-stick can have different volume settings.

SNARE-Rim

VOLUME 80

SNARE-Rim

REVERB 120

SNARE-Rim

PITCH 0

SNARE-Rim

PAN 25

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See to the picture below for trigger names:

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APPENDIX

KIT LIST

1 Studio 8 Latin 15 DirtySouth

Standard

2 3 Pop 10 Sunray 17 Drumstep 4 Jazz 11 Fiesta 18 Jungle 5 Metal 12 Mario 19 Utopia 6 Rock 13 Impulse 20 BlueBay 7 80s 14 Loop

In kit 14 Loop, each tom contains a different loop. If you strike on it, a loop will be

played. Each loop is in 4 measures. At every fourth measure, if you strike on another

tom, a loop will be played automatically in next bar. To stop playing a loop, simply

strike on the tom corresponding to the loop current playing.

9 Brush 16 Nebula

PATTERN LIST

1 WalkWithTree 20 SoftAmour 39 Bartender 2 Soul 21 MelodicDeath 40 Celebration 3 Latin 22 SambaDance 4 Moskau 23 RockBlues 5 Heart 24 Fly 6 Fable 25 Bossa 7 theStorm 26 Tango 8 Beowulf 27 Dancing 9 Forever 28 CryintheRain 10 Acid 29 NightTrain 11 Arcane 30 Arriba 12 toBeLoved 31 Batteries 13 Rain 32 Revealite 14 PopAges 33 Breathe 15 ChaCha 34 BlueEyes 16 Life 35 HeyMan 17 Home 36 Firerain 18 Latina 37 NyanCats 19 Reality 38 Supreme

41 Discover 42 Shade 43 Echo 44 LiteGroove 45 River 46 Jazz 47 Love 48 Blues 49 Techno 50 OutofMyHeart 51 MellowTone 52 theLight 53 Take 54 Angel 55 Bridge

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APPENDIX

VOICE LIST (1)

KICK Rock Techno 03 Session Kiss Jazz Techno 04 Vintage DDDclean Indie 01 Trance 01 Jungle 01 MorMOOG Indie 02 Trance 02 Jungle 02 Morschlag2 Metal Trance 03 Fiesta Morschlag3 Funk 01 Trance 04 Birch 01 Morschlag1 Funk 02 Trance 05 YAM18 Morschlag5 8Bit 01 Trap 01 JAZZ V Ballerako 8Bit 02 Trap 02 METAL V Rave309 House 01 Trap 03 POP V Y30 House 02 Trap 04 ROCK2V SOLI606 House 03 Trap 05 ROCK V SOLI808 RnB 01 Pop 01 ROCKBRIGHT Y909 RnB 02 Pop 02 DGs8 Rosa RnB 03 Pop 03 Pik KissV RnB 04 Pop 04 Sax DG3 Techno 01 Jungle Six TR66RIM Techno 02 Latin Hot Soli909RIM

SNARE Rock RnB 04 Latin Rimshot 02 POPV SS Rock Rimshot RnB R 01 Session ROCKV2 Rock X RnB R 02 Session Rimshot ROCKV2 RS Jazz 01 RnB X-Stick 01 Session X ROCKV2 SS Jazz 01 Rimshot RnB X-Stick 02 Vintage ROCKV3 Jazz X-Stick Techno 01 Vintage Rimshot ROCKV3 RS Jazz 02 Techno 02 Vintage X-Stick ROCKV3 SS Jazz 02 Rimshot TechnoC 01 Jungle ROCKBRI Indie 01 TechnoC 02 Jungle Rimshot ROCKBRIRS Indie Rimshot 01 Trance 01 Fiesta 01 ROCKBRISS Indie X-Stick Trance 02 Fiesta R 01 Soli8085 Indie 02 Trance 03 Fiesta X-Stick 01 FatschSd Indie Rimshot 02 Trance 04 Fiesta 02 MBare Metal Trap 01 FiestaRimshot 02 OrgCP Metal Rimshot Trap 02 Fiesta Rimshot 03 SoliNoisy Metal X-Stick Trap 03 Jungle2 909 Funk 01 Trap 04 Jungle2 R Abpunch Funk Rimshot 01 Trap 05 BALLAD1 DD31 Funk X-Stick 01 Trap 06 RSBALLAD1 Dy2 Funk 02 Trap 07 SSBALLAD1 L9

Note：

display that is in light grey in the list.

The voice in the list is a full name; some letters are omitted on screen

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VOICE LIST (2)

Funk Rimshot 02 Trap 08 BrushV Morball2 Funk X-Stick 02 Trap 09 BrushVSWIRL Morballcl 8Bit 01 Trap 10 BrushV RS X82 8Bit 02 Trap 11 BrushV SS Soli8084 House 01 Pop JAZZV Soli9095 House 02 Pop Rimshot JAZZV RS SoliFR2L House 03 Pop X-Stick JAZZV SS Soli808 House 04 Brush METALV SoliRH5 House 05 Brush Rimshot METALV RS RimY10RIM RnB 01 Brush X-Stick METALV SS RimSoli808R RnB 02 Latin POPV SNSN80er RnB 03 Latin Rimshot 01 POPV RS

TOM Rock1 RnB3

Rock1 Rimshot Rock2 Rock2 Rimshot Rock3 Rock3 Rimshot Rock4 Rock4 Rimshot Jazz1 Jazz1 Rimshot Jazz2 Jazz2 Rimshot Jazz3 Jazz3 Rimshot Jazz3 Jazz3 Rimshot Indie1 Trap3 01 Brush12 Li_HTO 1 Indie2 Trap1 02 Brush14 Li_HTO 2 Indie3 Trap2 02 BrushRim8 Li_HTO 3 Indie3 Trap3 02 BrushRim10 Li_HTO 4 Metal1 Pop1 BrushRim12 80_TOM1 Metal2 Metal3 Metal4 Conga1

RnB4 Techno1 Techno2 Techno3 Techno4 Trance1 01 Trance2 01 Trance3 01 Trance4 01 Trance1 02 Trance2 02 Trance3 02 Trance4 02 Trap1 01 Brush8 yt808ana3 Trap2 01 Brush10 yt808ana4

Pop1 Rimshot Pop2 Pop2 Rimshot Pop3

Jungle2 Jungle2 Rimshot Jungle3 Jungle3 Rimshot Jungle4 Jungle4 Rimshot Fiesta1 Fiesta1 Rimshot Fiesta2 Fiesta2 Rimshot Fiesta3 Fiesta3 Rimshot Fiesta4 Fiesta4 Rimshot

BrushRim14 80_TOM2 10XNMas 80_TOM3 12XNMas 80_TOM4 14XNMas 80er1

Rim10SoliNat Rim12SoliNat Rim14SoliNat Rim16SoliNat 10SoliJP1 12SoliJP1 14SoliJP1 16SoliJP1 Rim10SoliJP1 Rim12SoliJP1 Rim14SoliJP1 Rim16SoliJP1 yt808ana1 yt808ana2

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VOICE LIST (3)

Conga2 Conga3 Conga4 Conga5 Brush1 Rim14XNMas NOV_808TOM1 Conga6 Brush2 Rim16XNMas NOV_808TOM2 Timbale1 Brush3 10BigReverb NOV_808TOM3 Timbale2 Brush4 12BigReverb NOV_808TOM4 8Bit1 Latin1 14BigReverb SDS7_4TO1 8Bit2 Latin2 16BigReverb SDS7_4TO2 8Bit3 Latin3 Rim10BigRev SDS7_4TO3 8Bit4 Latin4 Rim12BigRev SDS7_4TO4 House1 01 Session1 Rim14BigRev 909_TOM1 House2 01 Session2 Rim16BigRev 909_TOM2 House3 01 Session3 10MetaFilter 909_TOM3 House4 01 Session4 12MetaFilter 909_TOM4 House1 02 Vintage1 14MetaFilter TED_TOM1 House2 02 House3 02 House4 02 House1 03 House2 03 House3 03 House4 03 RnB1 RnB2

Pop3 Rimshot Pop4 Pop4 Rimshot

Vintage1 Rimshot Vintage2 Vintage2 Rimshot Vintage3 Vintage3 Rimshot Vintage4 Vintage4 Rimshot Jungle1 Jungle1 Rimshot

16XNMas 80er2 Rim10XNMas 80er3 Rim12XNMas 80er4

16MetaFilter TED_TOM2 Rim12MetaFil TED_TOM3 Rim14MetaFil TED_TOM4 Rim16MetaFi X1_ETOM1 Rim10MetaFi X1_ETOM2 10SoliNathan X1_ETOM3 12SoliNathan X1_ETOM4 14SoliNathan 16SoliNathan

RIDE Rock House 01 Jungle Bell Pst21Ny1 Rock Bell House 02 Fiesta Pst21Ny2 Rock Edge House 03 Fiesta Bell Pst21 B1 Jazz RnB Fiesta Edge Pst21 B2 Jazz Bell Techno 01 Pst20Ny1 Pst21 E Jazz Edge Techno 02 Pst20Ny2 Pst21Br Indie Trance Pst20Ny B Pst21Br B Indie Bell Pop Pst20Ny E1 Pst21Br E Indie Edge Pop Bell Pst20Ny E2 Pst21EDGMe Funk 02 Brush Pst20Wd Pst2TNy Funk Bell 02 Brush Bell Pst20Wd B Pst2TNy B Funk Edge 02 Brush Edge Pst20Wd E Pst2TNy E1 Funk 01 Session Pst20Br Pst2TNy E2 Funk Bell 01 Vintage Pst20Br B Funk Edge 01 Vintage Bell Pst20Br E

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VOICE LIST (4)

CRASH

Rock1 8Bit2 SplashA12 Crash18 Rock1 Edge House 01 SplashA12E Crash18 E Rock2 House 02 SplashB12 CrashB16 E Rock2 Edge House 03 SplashB12E CrashB16 E RockChina House 04 Splash8 CrashB16 RockSplash Trance1 Splash8E Crash18 Jazz1 Trance2 China12Mal Crash18 B Jazz1 Edge 01 Trap1 01 China14Mal Crash18Br Jazz2 Trap2 01 China16Mal Crash18 E1 Jazz2 Edge Pop1 China20Sti Crash18 E2 JazzSplash 01 Pop2 China30 Crash20 JazzSplash 02 Session1 Crash14 E Crash20Beat Indie1 01 Session2 Crash14 Crash20Br Indie2 01 Vintage1 Crash16 E Crash20EDGE Indie1 02 Vintage2 Crash16 808_1CYM Indie2 02 Jungle1 Crash17 NOV_CYMB Funk1 02 Jungle2 Crash17br Y808crash Funk2 02 Fiesta1 Crash17 E 8Bit1 Fiesta2 Crash17

HI-HAT Rock Open House Open 03 Brush Pedal Splash BalHHSp Rock Closed House Closed 03 Session Open CDHH O Rock Pedal Chick RnB Open 01 Session Closed CDHH C Rock Half-Open RnB Closed 01 Session Pedal Chick CDHH P Rock Pedal Splash RnB Open 02 Session Pedal Splash CDHH Half Jazz Open 01 RnB Closed 02 Vintage Open CDHH Sp Jazz Closed 01 Techno Open 01 Vintage Closed CCO O Jazz Pedal Chick 01 Techno Closed 01 Vintage Pedal Chick CCO C Jazz Open 02 Techno Open 02 Vintage Half-Open CCO P Jazz Closed 02 Techno Closed 02 Vintage Pedal Splash CCO Half Jazz Pedal Chick 02 Trance Open 01 Jungle Open CCO Sp Indie Open 02 Trance Closed 01 Jungle Closed 808_2HH O Indie Closed 02 Trance Open 02 Jungle Pedal Chick 808_3HH O Indie Pedal Chick 02 Trance Closed 02 Jungle Half-Open 808_HH C1 Metal Open Trap Open Metal Closed Trap Closed 01 Fiesta Open 808HH P Metal Pedal Chick Trap Open 02 Fiesta Closed 909HHOP2 Funk Open 01 Trap Closed 02 Fiesta Pedal Chick 909_HHCL

01 Jungle Pedal Splash 808_HH C2

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VOICE LIST (5)

Funk Closed 01 Trap Open 03 Fiesta Half-Open Funk Pedal Chick 01 Trap Closed 03 Fiesta Pedal Splash CR78_HHO Funk Open 02 Pop Open CCMHH O CR78_HHC Funk Closed 02 Pop Closed CCMHH C NOV_HHOP Funk Pedal Chick 02 Pop Pedal Chick CCMHH P NOV_1HHC 8Bit Open Pop Half-Open CCMHH Half SakataHH O 8Bit Closed Pop Pedal Splash CCMHH Sp SakataHH C House Open 01 Brush Open BalHH O SakataHH P House Closed 01 Brush Closed BalHH C Y808HH O House Open 02 Brush Pedal Chick BalHH P Y808HH C House Closed 02 Brush Half-Open BalHH Half

PERCUSSION

Cowbell FunkPercussion01 FunkPercussion02 8BitFX01 8BitFX02 8BitFX03 HouseFX01 HouseFX02 HouseFX03 HouseFX04 HouseFX05 HouseFX06

TranceFX01 TranceFX02 TranceFX03 TranceFX04

TranceFX05 TrapFX01

TrapFX02 ElectricShaker ElectricCowbell

DubstepFX01 DubstepFX02 DubstepFX03 DubstepFX04 DubstepFX05 Agogo01 Agogo02 ShakerShort ShakerLong NoClp SDS7_CLP Soli909_CLAP 909Clp 808clp Abs

Abs5 808congahi

808 claves 808 shaker SakataAgogo Elec9Clap

626_TAM 707_TAMB ABcowbell C78_Guiro 808congalo 808congame Y30ZAP2 X10_ZAP

Bg Cai1 Cai2 Cang

Gong1 Gong2 Gong3 Gong4 Guban Tanggu1 Tanggu2 Tanggu3 Tanggu4

909HHCL2

Tanggu5 Tanggu6 DavulGum1 DavulGum2

DavulStik1 DavulStik2 DavulFingr BendirDum1 BendirDum2 BendirTek1 BendirTek2

DarbukaGum DarbukaTek DarbukaTak DarbukaTok DarbukaTik FingerCym1 FingerCym2

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SPECIFICATIONS

Configuration

3 X 10" Mesh Tom (with rim),14" Acoustic Mesh Snare (layered rims), 2 X

12" Crash Cymbal(with edge & choke), 14" Ride Cymbal(with edge, bell &

choke), 13" Hi-Hat with Stand, 14" Acoustic Mesh Kick

Voice

Drum Kit

720+ High Quality Sounds

20 Preset Kits and 20 User Kits

Pattern 55 Songs,Drum On/Off,Accomp On/Off

Sound Effect Reverb,Compressor,Equalizer with Professional DSP Processor

Equalizer

Metronome

4-Band Equalizer,Real-time Control

On/Off,Tempo,Voice,Time Signature,TapTempo

Back Volume,MasterTune,Local,Fader FX Setup, FaderMIDISetup,Advanced(Sensitivity,Headroom,Trigger

SetupMenu

Curve,AutoCrosstalk,MIDI Note Send,RimVelocity,Pedal,SnareRimSplitPoint),Reset

PadEdit

Voice,Volume,Pan,Pitch,Reverb

Record 15 Songs

Display

Back-light LCD, 2 Row X16 Characters

Power 12V DC

Aux. Socket

Headphone,Line In, Line Out(L/R),USB, Power, External TriggerX2

New acoustic wooden snare and kick.6 faders in three modes: Real-time pad volume control,FXcontrol(Reverb,

New Feature

compressor and 4 -band equalizer),MIDIcontrol. Kit with loop function. 5 step Hihat Pedal with stand.

Specifications are subject to change without notice

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