Roland D Station user manual Controller Map

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Controller

Map

TR808 Kit
Bass Drum	Front cut	20
	Pan	21
	Distortion	22
	Tune	23
	Tone	24
	Decay	25
Snare Drum	Front cut	26
	Pan	27
	Distortion	28
	Tune	29
	Tone	30
	Snappy	31
Low Tom (1)	Front cut	32
	Pan	33
	Distortion	34
	Tune	35
	Decay	36
Mid Tom (2)	Front cut	37
	Pan	38

	Distortion	39
	Tune	40
	Decay	41
High Tom (3)	Front cut	42
	Pan	43
	Distortion	44
	Tune	45
	Decay	46
Rim Shot	Pan	47
	Tune	48
Hand Clap	Pan	49
	Tune	50
Cowbell	Pan	51
	Distortion	52
	Tune	53
Closed HiHat	Pan	54
	Tune	55
	Decay	56
Open HiHat	Pan	57
	Tune	58
	Decay	59
Crash Cymbal	Pan	60

	Tone	61
	Decay	62
Low Conga (1)	Pan	63
	Distortion	64
	Tune	65
Mid Conga (2)	Pan	66
	Distortion	67
	Tune	68
High Conga (3)	Pan	69
	Distortion	70
	Tune	71
Maracas	Pan	72
	Tune	73
Claves	Pan	74
	Tune	75
TR909 Kit
Bass Drum	Front cut	105
	Pan	106
	Distortion	107
	Tune	76
	Attack	77
	Decay	78

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Contents Station Contents Introduction Section Master Volume Section Front Panel ControlsRear Panel Connections MidiConnections Setting up Basic SetupPage Advanced Setup Applications AdvancedMaster Volume Section Volume RotaryWrite Switch Drum Kit ButtonsData Entry/Program Keypad Auto Trigger Audition / Auto Trigger ButtonAudition Mode Button Mode 1 Program ChangeMode 2 Midi Receive Channel Mode 3 Midi Transmit ChannelMode 4 Utility Mode 5 Save System Exclusive Data DumpsLoading System Exclusive Data Dumps Single ProgramsWriting a Program into memory All ProgramsEditing a Program Page Voice Architecture Analogue Sound ModellingDrum Sound TR808 TR909 TR808 / TR909Drum Sounds 909 KIT Station l Drum Sound Controls808 KIT Station l Bass Drum Section Level RotaryTune Rotary Attack/Tone RotaryDecay Rotary Snare Drum Section Snappy RotaryTone Rotary Tom Toms Section Select Switch Rimshot/Handclap Cowbell Section Hi Hat Section Cymbals Section Tune/Tone RotaryCymbals Section Conga Select Switch Congas/Maracas Claves SectionSelect Switch Utility Mode Operational ProcedureOperation Button Function Display IdentUtility Mode Drum Select Function 1 Drum SelectUtility Mode Front Cut Function 2 Front CutUtility Mode Controller / Velo Function 3 Controller / VelocityControl Display Ident Drum Rotary Controls Display IdentsFunction 4 Note-Off Recognition Tion GM Midi SetupFunction 5 General Midi Setup Function 6 Output Set Utility Mode Output Set Assign Bank Display Ident Midi Note Range Utility Mode Assign BankFunction 7 Assign Bank Function 9 Demo Utility Mode Distortion / DemoFunction 8 Distortion Din Sync DIN SyncController Map Controller BassStation Controller DrumStationFactory Program List Prog No Kit Name DescriptionGuide Prog Bars FeaturesFactory Demo Function Transmitted Recognised Remarks Midi Percussion MapsTroubleshooting Guide No powerNo sound No Individual OutputOperating System Firmware Assigning kits/individual drums to individual outputsSimultaneous playing of both 808 and 909 Drum kits Specifications SoundsFCC Information U.S.A Other Standards Rest of WorldMusic.com

D Station specifications

The Roland D Station is a highly regarded piece of electronic music equipment that has gained popularity among musicians and producers for its versatility and comprehensive feature set. Designed primarily as a sound module, the D Station is part of Roland's iconic family of synthesizers and production tools, making it a reliable choice for both studio work and live performances.

One of the standout characteristics of the Roland D Station is its advanced sound engine. The device combines sample-based synthesis with powerful multi-timbral capabilities, enabling users to create a wide variety of sounds, from lush pads and rich leads to complex bass tones. With an array of pre-installed sounds, the D Station grants musicians immediate access to a vast palette of sonic possibilities, streamlining the creative process.

The D Station is equipped with a user-friendly interface that features a backlit LCD screen, allowing for easy navigation and sound editing. The dedicated knobs and sliders make real-time changes intuitive, giving performers the flexibility to manipulate sounds during a live set. Additionally, the integration of MIDI capabilities makes it an essential tool for connecting with other gear, such as keyboards, computers, and drum machines.

A key technological feature of the D Station is its advanced effects engine. Users can apply high-quality reverb, delay, chorus, and other modulation effects to their sounds, enhancing the overall sonic texture. These effects can be easily customized, providing deep control over the audio output to suit various styles and genres.

Moreover, the D Station allows for extensive sound editing and programming options. Musicians can create their sounds from scratch or modify existing presets to fit their unique needs. With a wide range of adjustable parameters, the device encourages experimentation and creativity.

Lightweight and portable, the Roland D Station is built for the modern musician. Its robust construction ensures durability while on the road, making it a reliable companion for those who perform frequently. This device is not only valuable for electronic music but also versatile enough to be integrated into a variety of musical projects.

In summary, the Roland D Station embodies advanced technology, user-friendliness, and flexibility. Its powerful sound engine, effective effects processing, and intuitive interface make it a sought-after instrument for both aspiring musicians and seasoned professionals. Whether in the studio or on stage, the D Station stands out as a versatile and essential tool in today's dynamic music landscape.