1.Press the Voice button, and its LED lights. The display shows a MIDI note number on the top line and the name of the currently selected drum sound on the lower line. Here’s a typical screen:
NOTE: 038 D1
Snr/25: Piccolo
This example shows that the sound will be triggered by MIDI note 038, belongs to the Snare (Snr) Bank, is the 25th sound of the snare Bank, and is named Piccolo.
Note that the 25 is underlined. An underline (cursor) indicates that a parameter is available for editing. The cursor may be moved to edit either of the two available parameters in this page. In this case, you could choose a different snare sound with the Data wheel. If the cursor was under Snr, then you could choose a different Bank.
2.Tap the Preview button to hear the sound shown on the LCD. Since this button is
3.To audition other drum sounds within the selected Bank, check that the cursor is under the drum number. If not, use the cursor buttons to move the cursor under the instrument name parameter in the lower half of the display.
4.Rotate the large Data wheel. Each click of the knob will call up a new drum sound, until you reach either the highest- or
5.To audition other banks of sounds, press the left cursor button so that the first character of the Bank name is underlined, as in the following example:
NOTE: 038 D1
Snr/01: Raw Hide
6.Use the Data knob to change Banks. The drum sound number will reset to 01. To listen to other sounds within the Bank, repeat steps 3 and 4 and tap the Preview button as needed.
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