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AUTO WAH
Cyclically controls a lter to create cyclic change in timbre.
Parameter Value Explanation
Filter Type LPF, BPF
Type of lter
LPF: The wah eect will
be applied over a wide
frequency range.
BPF: The wah eect will
be applied over a narrow
frequency range.
Manual 0–127
Adjusts the center
frequency at which the
eect is applied.
Peak 0–127
Adjusts the amount of the
wah eect that will occur
in the range of the center
frequency.
Set a higher value for Peak
to narrow the range to be
aected.
Polarity UP, DOWN
Sets the direction in which
the frequency will change
when the auto-wah lter
is modulated.
UP: The lter will
change toward a higher
frequency.
DOWN: The lter will
change toward a lower
frequency
Rate 0–127 Frequency of modulation
Depth 0–127 Depth of modulation
LO-FI COMPRESS
This is an eect that intentionally degrades the sound
quality for creative purposes.
Parameter Value Explanation
PreFilter TYPE 1–3
Selects the type of lter
applied to the sound
before it passes through
the Lo-Fi eect.
Lo-Fi TYPE 1–9
Degrades the sound
quality. The sound quality
grows poorer as this value
is increased.
Post Filter
Type
OFF, LPF, HPF
Type of lter after it passes
through the Lo-Fi eect
OFF: no lter is used
LPF: cuts the frequency
range above the Cuto
HPF: cuts the frequency
range below the Cuto
Post Filter
Cuto
200–8000 Hz
Basic frequency of the
Post Filter
Gain Low -15–+15 dB Gain of the low range
Gain High -15–+15 dB Gain of the high range
DISTORTION
Intensely distorts the sound. The tone quality of the
distorted sound is adjusted with a lter.
Parameter Value Explanation
Pre HPF
BYPASS,
16–1000 Hz
Frequency of the lter that
cuts the low-frequency
content of the input
sound (BYPASS: no cut)
Drive 0–127 Amount of distortion
Tone 0–127
Tone quality of distorted
sound
OVERDRIVE
Mildly distorts the sound. The tone quality of the
distorted sound is adjusted with a lter.
Parameter Value Explanation
PreHPF
BYPASS,
16–1000 Hz
Frequency of the lter that
cuts the low-frequency
content of the input
sound (BYPASS: no cut)
Drive 0–127 Amount of distortion
Tone 0–127
Tone quality of distorted
sound
ISOLATOR
This is an equalizer which cuts the volume greatly,
allowing you to add a special eect to the sound by
cutting the volume in varying ranges.
Parameter Value Explanation
Boost/Cut Low -64–+63
These boost and cut each
of the low frequency
ranges.
At -64, the sound
becomes inaudible. 0 is
equivalent to the input
level of the sound.
Boost/Cut Mid -64–+63
These boost and cut each
of the middle frequency
ranges.
At -64, the sound
becomes inaudible. 0 is
equivalent to the input
level of the sound.
Boost/Cut High -64–+63
These boost and cut each
of the high frequency
ranges.
At -64, the sound
becomes inaudible. 0 is
equivalent to the input
level of the sound.
- * 5 1 0 0 0 2 5 6 6 3 - 0 1 * 1
- Owner’s Manual 3
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 4
- CAUTION 5
- WARNING 5
- IMPORTANT NOTES 6
- Contents 10
- Overview 11
- Main Features 12
- Sound Creation Possibilities 13
- Convenient Functions 14
- Overview of the TD-30 15
- About Memory 16
- Drum Kit 17
- Sequencer 18
- Panel Descriptions 22
- Basic Operation 26
- Choosing a Pad to Edit 27
- Turning the Click On/O 28
- Assigning a Name 29
- About the Screens 30
- Purpose-Oriented Index 33
- Sound module mounting plate 36
- Connecting the Pads 37
- Kick setting 38
- Hi-hat setting 38
- Turning the TD-30 On/O 39
- Making Hi-hat Settings 40
- Adjusting Mesh Head Tension 41
- Listening to the Demo Songs 42
- Changing the Drum Kit Used 43
- Performance 45
- Making Settings for Drum Kit 47
- Naming a Drum Kit (NAME) 48
- Playing Cross Stick (XSTICK) 49
- Copying a Drum Kit 49
- Creating a Drum Kit Chain 51
- Using a Drum Kit Chain 52
- Copying a Drum Kit Chain 52
- Instrument 54
- Lock the Pad You Are Editing 55
- (Trigger Lock) 55
- Editing an Instrument’s 56
- Settings (EDIT) 56
- (INST EDIT screen) 57
- Other instruments 59
- Pattern or Sound (CONTROL) 60
- MIDI settings for each pad 61
- Setting an instrument to the 62
- Default Values (DEFAULT) 62
- Copying an Instrument 63
- Copying a Set of Multiple 64
- Instruments 64
- Each Pad 65
- Copying Mixer Settings 66
- Turning Eects On/O 67
- Adjusting Volume Change and 68
- Tone (PAD COMPRESSOR/PAD EQ) 68
- Simulating the Acoustics 69
- (AMBIENCE SECTION) 69
- Editing the Ambience (EDIT) 70
- Applying Eects to the Sound 71
- (MULTI EFFECTS) 71
- Auditioning the Multi-Eects 72
- (MFX ONLY) 72
- Multi-Eects Parameters 72
- STEREO DELAY 73
- REVERSE DELAY 73
- TAPE ECHO 73
- STEP PHASER 74
- LONG REVERB 75
- SATURATOR 75
- SUPER FILTER 75
- FILTER+DRIVE 75
- AUTO WAH 76
- LO-FI COMPRESS 76
- DISTORTION 76
- OVERDRIVE 76
- ISOLATOR 76
- RING MODULATOR 77
- STEP RINGMOD 77
- PITCH SHIFT 77
- AUTO PAN 77
- Adjusting the Overall Sound 78
- (MASTER COMPRESSOR/ 78
- MASTER EQ) 78
- Copying Eect Settings 79
- Specifying the Tempo 81
- Sounding a Click 82
- [CLICK] fader (p. 28) 83
- MIDI Device (SYNC) 84
- Song Player 85
- Playing an Audio File 86
- Playback Settings (FUNC) 87
- Changing the Playback Speed 87
- Repeatedly Playing a Specic 87
- Region (A-B) 87
- Viewing Information About 88
- Pattern Sequencer 89
- Choosing a Pattern 90
- Playing Back a Pattern 91
- Muting a Specic Part (MUTE) 92
- Backing Parts (BACKING) 92
- Parts (Master Tuning) 93
- Percussion set settings 94
- Copying a percussion set 95
- Each Part (MIXER) 96
- Backing Parts (REV/CHO) 96
- Making Settings for a User 97
- Pattern (FUNC) 97
- Specifying the Playback Type 98
- Naming a Pattern (NAME) 98
- Recording a Pattern 99
- (4) Recording 100
- Editing a Pattern (EDIT) 101
- Copying a Pattern (COPY) 102
- Connecting Two Patterns 103
- (APPEND) 103
- Erasing a Pattern (ERASE) 103
- Deleting a Pattern (DELETE) 104
- Saving a Pattern (USB MEM) 105
- Loading a Pattern from a USB 106
- Flash Drive (LOAD) 106
- Flash Drive (DELETE) 106
- Settings 107
- Backing Up the Settings 108
- Backing Up All Data to a USB 109
- Flash Drive (SAVE) 109
- Loading Backup Data from a 110
- USB Flash Drive (LOAD) 110
- Importing Kit Data from 110
- TD-20/TD-20X Backup Data 110
- (IMPORT) 110
- Deleting Backup Data from a 111
- USB Flash Drive (DELETE) 111
- Flash Drive (KITSAVE) 112
- Loading Kit Data from a USB 112
- Flash Drive (KITLOAD) 112
- Checking the State of a USB 113
- Flash Drive (INFO) 113
- Formatting a USB Flash Drive 113
- (FORMAT) 113
- 1. Press the [SETUP] button 114
- Output Assignments (OUTPUT) 115
- Output Destination Setting 116
- Examples 116
- Assigning a Function to a 117
- Footswitch or Pad (CONTROL) 117
- (PAD SW) 118
- Other Settings (OPTION) 120
- Monaural Inputs (MIX IN) 121
- (F RESET) 122
- Playing a Kit from the USB 123
- (Kit Selection) (KIT SEL) 123
- Digital Audio Level (GAIN) 124
- Auto O Function (AUTOOFF) 124
- Viewing the Remaining Memory 125
- Trigger Settings 126
- Trigger Inputs and Playing 127
- Methods Corresponding Chart 127
- (Sensitivity) 127
- Hi-Hat Settings (HI-HAT) 128
- Settings for the VH-11 129
- Viewing Trigger Information 130
- Tips for positioning the pads 131
- Advanced Trigger Parameters 132
- (ADVANCE) 132
- Pad (THRE) 133
- Shots (RIM) 134
- Making Advanced Settings for 134
- (Scan Time) 135
- (Retrigger Cancel) 135
- Naming a Trigger Bank (NAME) 136
- Copying a Trigger Bank 137
- Expansion 139
- Installing the USB Driver 140
- Connecting the TD-30 to the 140
- Computer 140
- MIDI Settings 141
- Entire TD-30 (GLOBAL) 142
- MIDI Message Settings 143
- Expression (CTRL) 143
- Specifying the Drum Kits 144
- Recalled by Program Changes 144
- Appendices 145
- Visual Control 146
- Troubleshooting 148
- Error Message List 149
- Drum kit 1–100 150
- Main Specications 151
- Block Diagram 152
- For China 158
- For EU Countries 158
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 159
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 159
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