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Tempo
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Viewing the Tempo as a Blinking
Button
You can make the [TEMPO] button blink in time with the
tempo.
1. Press the [TEMPO] button.
The [TEMPO] button will light, and the TEMPO screen will
appear.
2. Press the [F4] button to turn the [TEMPO] button
ashing (ON) or going o (OFF).
3. Press the [EXIT] button to return to the DRUM
KIT screen.
Sounding a Click
1. Press the [TEMPO] button.
The [TEMPO] button will light, and the TEMPO screen will
appear.
2. Each time you press the [F5] button, the setting
will alternate between sounding the click (ON)
and not sounding it (OFF).
3. Press the [EXIT] button to return to the DRUM
KIT screen.
MEMO
You can also turn the click on/o by holding down
the [SHIFT] button and pressing the [TEMPO] button.
Making Click Settings (CLICK)
1. Press the [TEMPO] button.
The [TEMPO] button will light, and the TEMPO screen will
appear.
2. Press the [F1] (CLICK) button.
The CLICK SETTINGS screen will appear.
3. Use the [F1]–[F3] buttons to select the parameter
you want to set.
4. Use the cursor buttons to select the parameter.
5. Use the [–] [+] buttons or the dial to make
settings.
- * 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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