Setting MIDI Parameters
Since MIDI parameters can be set independently for each pad bank (A and B), each pad can control two
external sound modules.
1In the Play mode, use PATCH/VALUE [-] or [+] to select the Patch
(1–99) for which you wish to make settings.
2Press [EDIT] to enter the Edit mode.
3Use [SELECT] to select the MIDI parameter group.
4Use [ ] or [ ] to select the parameter you wish to set.
5Press [BANK A/B] to select the pad bank you wish to set.
6Strike the pad you wish to set.
If you have a PD-7, PD-9, or PD-120 connected, you can make independent settings to the pad and
rim. When making MIDI parameter settings to the rim, play a rim shot to call up the trigger settings.
7Use PATCH/VALUE [-] or [+] to set the parameter value.
The value will change more rapidly if you press [+] while holding [-].
If you press [ALL/ENTER] at this point, the currently displayed value will be set for all
pads. If you are making settings for an internal pad, this will apply to all 8 internal pads.
If you are making settings for an external pad, this will apply to the 4 external pads and
rims.
You can strike the pad to hear the edited sound. If you have layered two sounds, it is
probably a good idea to press [LAYER] to turn Layer off.
8To set parameters for the other pad bank, repeat steps 5–7.
9If you wish to set the same parameters for other pads, repeat steps
6–7. If you wish to set different parameters for the other pads,
repeat steps 4–8.
10 Press [EDIT] once again to return to the Play mode.
Layer
When Layer is on, two note messages will be transmitted each time you strike a pad. By making appro-
priate MIDI Velocity Curve settings for each pad bank (A and B), you can create effects such as velocity
crossfades for external sound modules.
NOTE
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