Yamaha DD-55 owner manual Voice Voice Name Phrase Name

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Appendix

Voice

Voice Name

 

Voice

Voice Name

 

Voice

Phrase Name

No.

 

No.

 

Number

 

 

 

 

 

114

Ride Cymbal 2

 

153

Maracas

 

192

Simple Rock

115

Ride Cymbal Cup

 

154

Maracas

 

193

Pop Rock

116

Ride Cymbal Cup

 

155

Shaker

 

194

Rock’n’ Roll

117

Chinese Cymbal

 

156

Shaker

 

195

Groove Rock

118

Chinese Cymbal

 

157

Claves

 

196

Hard Rock

119

Splash Cymbal

 

158

Triangle Mute

 

197

Contemporary R&B

120

Splash Cymbal

 

159

Triangle Open

 

198

Hard Suffle

121

Hand Clap

 

160

Guiro Short

 

199

Blues Shuffle

122

Finger Snap

 

161

Guiro Short

 

200

A.O.R

123

Tambourine

 

162

Guiro Long

 

201

Soul

124

Tambourine

 

163

Cuica Mute

 

202

Club Mix

125

Cowbell

 

164

Cuica Open

 

203

House

126

Cowbell

 

165

Castanet

 

204

Jazz Funk

127

Dance Cowbell

 

166

Jazz Castanet

 

205

Ballad

128

Jazz Cowbell

 

167

Vibraslap

 

206

R & B

129

Conga H Close

 

168

Wood Block H

 

207

Motor Town

130

Conga H Open

 

169

Wood Block L

 

208

Swing Jazz

131

Conga L

 

170

Jingle Bell

 

209

Urban Funk

132

Conga H Close

 

171

Bell Tree

 

210

Fusion

133

Conga H Open

 

172

Pandiero Keto

 

211

Fusion Samba

134

Conga L

 

173

Pandiero Solto

 

 

 

135

Dance Conga H Mute

 

174

Pandiero Ponta

 

 

 

136

Dance Conga H Open

 

175

Pandiero Calcanhar

 

 

 

137

Dance Conga L

 

176

Tamborim Solto

 

 

 

138

Jazz Conga H Close

 

177

Tamborim Ponta

 

 

 

139

Jazz Conga H Open

 

178

Tamborim Nylon Volta

 

 

 

140

Jazz Conga L

 

179

Conga Muff

 

 

 

141

Bongo H

 

180

Surdo Mute

 

 

 

142

Bongo L

 

181

Surdo Open

 

 

 

143

Bongo H

 

182

Hi Q

 

 

 

144

Bongo L

 

183

Hi Q Low

 

 

 

145

Timbale H

 

184

Whip Slap

 

 

 

146

Timbale L

 

185

Scratch Push

 

 

 

147

Timbale H

 

186

Scratch Pull

 

 

 

148

Timbale L

 

187

Click Noise

 

 

 

149

Agogo H

 

188

Metronome Click

 

 

 

150

Agogo L

 

189

Metronome Bell

 

 

 

151

Cabasa

 

190

Seq Click L

 

 

 

152

Cabasa

 

191

Seq Click H

 

 

 

NOTE:

Phrase data cannot be transmitted.

The pan data for each voice is fixed and cannot be changed, regardless of the pad assign- ments. For example, if a voice containing a “left” pan setting is assigned to a right pad, the actual sound will come from the left.

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Contents Page Special Message Section Precautions Contents Using an AC Power Adaptor Setting UpUsing Batteries PAD button 11, 14 Panel ControlsFront Panel 0SONG button 15, 16Side Panel Left Using a pair of headphonesUsing the Foot Pedals 1/2 Side Panel Right @4 @3 @2Start the Demo Song Turn on the powerPlaying the Demo Song Stop the Demo SongPad Play the Pads/PedalsPad Names Ex. shown, Drum KitPress the Hand Perc button Hand Percussion ON/OFFAssigning a Drum Kit to the Pads and Pedals Press the KIT buttonSelect a Voice Number Press the PAD buttonSelect the pad or pedal to be assigned Play the Pads and PedalsReverb ON/OFF Display the Reverb On/Off SettingExit the Reverb On/Off Setting Set the Reverb On/OffExit the sensitivity setting Setting the Pad SensitivityDisplay the current pad sensitivity setting Adjusting the Pad’s SensitivityAdjusting the Pad Volume Click ON/OFFPress the Song button Playing a SongSelect the Song and Play Select a Song NumberAuto Kit Select ON/OFF Setting Tap StartExit the Auto Kit Select Adjusting the TempoAbout the Beat Indicator Press the Tempo buttonTrack ON/OFF Play along with a SongBreak Set the B end repeat point RepeatSet the a start repeat point Stop the A-B RepeatRecording Recording a SongPlayback What’s MIDI? Midi FunctionsExample of Keyboard Information System Messages Channel MessagesAbout Midi terminals What You Can Do With Midi Connecting to a Computer Display the clock setting Enter/Exit the MIDI/Utility ModeSetting the Clock Exit the MIDI/Utility modeLocal ON/OFF Display the Local On/Off SettingSet the Local On/Off Select a pad to be assigned a Midi Transmit Number Setting the Midi Transmit ChannelDisplay the Midi Transmit Channel Number Set the Midi Transmit Channel NumberSelect the pad to be assigned a Midi Note Num- ber Setting the Midi Note NumberDisplay the Midi Note Number Assign a Midi Note NumberSaving and Loading Song Data Yamaha PK Club Portable Keyboard HomeManaging Data on DD-55 Transmitting and Receiving FilesAppendix InitializeTroubleshooting Problem Cause/SolutionDrum Voice List Panel Voice ListVoice Voice Name Phrase Name Song List SongDrum Kit List Small Pad PedalSmall Pad Pedal Drum Map MidiProgram Change No 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 Keyboard GM Voice List MSB=000, LSB=000Yamaha Digital Percussion Appendix Effect map ReverbSpecifications Panel ControlsLimited Warranty North America Http//www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/english

DD-55 specifications

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