Roland SPD-20 SOUND EFFECTS

SOUND EFFECTS

Dance Sounds

No. Instrument Loop Exc No. Hold SPD-11

d01 Hand Clap 1 ✔

d02 Hand Clap 2 ✔

d03 Little Clap

d04 Hip Clap

d05 Afro Clap

d06 Scratch Push ✔

d07 Scratch Pull ✔

d08 Scratch Stereo ✔

d09 DR-550 Scratch Push

d10 DR-550 Scratch Pull

d11 Scratch Bass Drum Push

d12 Scratch Bass Drum Pull

d13 Scratch Snare

d14 Jungle Hat

d15 Jungle Cymbal

d16 Dance Shaker

d17 Tape Rewind

d18 Vinyl Stop

d19 High-Q 1 ✔

d20 High-Q 2 ✔

d21 Beam High-Q

d22 Air Blip

d23 Techno Snap

d24 Organ Chord

d25 Distortion Guitar

d26 Auh Voice

d27 Techno Chord

d28 Techno Scene

d29 Synth Hit

d30 Distortion Hit

d31 Thin Beef

d32 Techno Hit

d33 Tao Hit

d34 Philly Hit

d35 Analog Bird

d36 Retro UFO

d37 Metal Sweep

d38 Bounce

d39 Distortion Swish

d40 PCM Press

d41 Jungle Roll Kick

d42 Jungle Roll Snare

d43 Techno Loop Exc 30 ✔

Artificial Sound Effects

No. Instrument Loop Exc No. Hold SPD-11

E01 Burt

E02 Boing 1

E03 Boing 2

E04 Onkey

E05 Tom Noise

E06 Lazer

E07 Feedback Wave

E08 Atmosphere

E09 Bend Synth

E10 Toy Gun

E11 Eddy

E12 R-8 Spark

E13 Rattle ✔

E14 Anvil ✔

E15 Chop ✔

E16 Metal 1 ✔

E17 Metal 2 ✔

E18 Metal Cross Stick ✔

E19 Crash 1 ✔

E20 Crash 2 ✔

E21 Explosion

E22 Shot 1 ✔

E23 Shot 2 ��

E24 Shot 3 ✔

E25 Shot 4 ✔

E26 Stick Hit ✔

E27 Noise Accent 1 ✔

E28 Noise Accent 2 ✔

E29 Noise Accent 3 ✔

E30 Noise Accent 4 ✔

E31 Random Noise 1 ✔

E32 Random Noise 2 ✔

No. Instrument Loop Exc No. Hold SPD-11

E33 Random Noise 3 ✔

E34 Random Noise 4 ✔

E35 Slide

E36 Uut? ✔

E37 Drop ✔

E38 Emergency ✔

E39 Woody 1 ✔

E40 Woody 2 ✔

E41 Monster Drum ✔

E42 Can Drum ✔

E43 Wah Guitar Down 1

E44 Wah Guitar Up 1

E45 Wah Guitar Down 2

E46 Wah Guitar Up 2

Natural Sounds, Human Voice

No. Instrument Loop Exc No. Hold SPD-11

n01 Telephone 1

n02 Telephone 2

n03 Doorbell

n04 Dog Bark

n05 Bird

n06 Car Door

n07 Car Stop

n08 Horn

n09 Punch

n10 Glass Crash

n11 Door Close

n12 Metallic Lid

n13 Machine Gun

n14 Pistol

n15 Siren

n16 Drum Major Whistle

n17 Afro Feet

n18 Afro Stomp

n19 Thunder

n20 Stream

n21 Snaps ✔

n22 Human Whistle

n23 Oww!

n24 Woa!

n25 Ooh!

n26 Chiki!

n27 Hey!

n28 Ou!

n29 Ou! Up

n30 Scream

n31 Voice Loop Exc 30 ✔

Ambience, Reversed Sounds

No. Instrument Loop Exc No. Hold SPD-11

r01 Kick Ambience ✔

r02 Snare Ambience ✔

r03 Tom Ambience ✔

r04 Concert Ambience ✔

r05 Reverse Bend Gong

r06 Reverse Analog Bird

r07 Reverse Laser

r08 Reverse Boing

r09 Reverse Bend Synth

r10 Reverse High-Q ✔

r11 Reverse Beat ✔

r12 Reverse Sitar Gliss

r13 Reverse Yyoo Dude

r14 Reverse Ambience ✔

r15 Reverse Clap ✔

r16 Reverse Cymbal ✔

r17 Reverse Kick ✔

r18 Reverse Shot ✔

r19 Reverse Snare ✔

r20 Reverse Tom ✔

Forces Phrase Loop Instrument to stop (MUTE)

No. Instrument Loop Exc No. Hold SPD-11

Mut Phrase Loop Mute Exc 30

No sound

No. Instrument Loop Exc No. Hold SPD-11

oFF Off

Loop

Loop

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Contents

Main OWNERS MANUAL 01453923 '02-2-AE2-61N As of January 1, 2002 (Roland) NOTE MEMO FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT Apparatus containing Lithium batteries ADVARSEL! VARNING CAUTION Page CHAPTER 1 Quick Start CHAPTER 2 Using the SPD-20 by Itself CHAPTER 3 Connecting External Pads or Pedals CHAPTER 4 Connecting MIDI Devices Table of Contents CHAPTER 5 Supplementary Materials How to Use This Manual CHAPTER 3 CHAPTER 1 Quick Start CHAPTER 2 Using the SPD-20 by Itself CHAPTER 4 Connecting MIDI Devices Important Notes Power Supply Placement Maintenance Repairs and Data Main Features of the SPD-20 Front Rear Panel Descriptions Page Attaching the SPD-20 to a Drum Stand 1 2 Using the Slit Tape (Included) 1 2 Connection to Audio Equipment 1 Playing the Pads Turning the Power On CHAPTER 1 Quick Start 2 3 Turning the Power Off Adjusting the Volume Selecting a Patch What is a Patch? + Pad 1 Using a Footswitch to Select Patches 1 2 3 What is a Pad Bank? What is the Layer Function? Ways to use the Layer function About the SPD-20s Internal Setup and Parameter Settings (Edit) What Kind of Instrument is the SPD-20? Effects section CHAPTER 2 Using the SPD-20 by Itself Play Mode and Edit Mode How to Edit How to read the parameter list How to edit 1 2 3 4 5 Selecting and Adjusting Sounds (Sound Parameters) Selecting a Sound (INST) Adjusting the Volume (LEVEL) Adjusting the Pitch (PITCH) Adjusting the Decay (DECAY) Adjusting the Stereo Position (PAN) Adjusting the Dynamic Volume Response (CURVE) Adjusting the Effects Depth (FX SEND) Sound Generating section Effects section PAN Page 9 10 Setting all pads to the same parameter value Adding Reverberation and Other Effects to the Sound (Effect Parameters) Select an Effect (FX TYPE) Setting Effect Duration and Rate (FX TIME) Adjust the Effect Depth for the Entire Patch (FX LEVEL) How to Edit Effect Parameters 1 3 4 5 6 7 Adjusting the Pad Sensitivity (TRIG SENS) 1 2 3 4 5 Setting the Pads Minimum Level (TRIG THRESHOLD) 2 12 3 3 Copying a Patch (COPY) 1 Patch 3 4 5 1 What is a Patch Chain? Setting up a Patch Chain 2 3 4 Page CHAPTER 3 Connecting External Pads or Pedals Example 2: Full Set Kit Precautions When Connecting a External Pad Precautions when connecting a Kick pedal (Kick Trigger Unit) Using a Footswitch Instead of a Kick Pedal Precautions When Connecting the PD-100 or PD-120 How to Use the Rim Shot and Cymbal Choke Playing Techniques Rim Shot Cymbal Choke Precautions When Connecting a Hi-Hat Control Pedal 1 How to set the hi-hat control pedal for the best possible performance results 3 2 Using a Footswitch in Place of the Hi-Hat Pedal Using a Footswitch as a Hold Pedal Settings for External Pads or Kick Trigger Units Setting External Pad Tone and MIDI Parameters How to Edit the Trigger Parameters External and internal pads have shared TRIGGER parameter settings. Adjusting the Sensitivity of a Pad or Kick Trigger Unit (TRIG SENS) 3 Setting Minimum Levels for the Pads (TRIG THRESHOLD) 2 12 3 3 Selecting Types for External Pads (TRIG TYPE) 2 3 Acoustic Drum Trigger Types Setting How the Strength with Which External Pads Are Struck Changes the Volume (TRIG CURVE) 1 2 3 4 Setting the Same Parameter Values to All Pads How to Set Advanced Trigger Parameters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Overview of the Process of Making Settings in Advanced Trigger Parameters Adjusting the Trigger Signal Detection Time (Scan Time, Scn) 0030 appears in the display. PD-7 Detecting Trigger Signal Attenuation and Cancelling Incorrect Triggering (Retrigger Cancel, rEt) Preventing Double Triggering of Kick Pads and Other Instruments (Mask Time, MSk) Preventing Vibrations from Other Pads from Causing Incorrect Triggering (Crosstalk Cancel, CrS) Setting Rim Sensitivity on the PD-120 (Rim Sensitivity, riM) Settings for an External Hi-Hat Control Pedal Controlling the Tone with the Hi-Hat Control PedalPedal Control (PDL CTRL) 1 2 3 Controlling the Opening and Closing of the Hi-Hat (HH) The Velocity Curve (p. 24) and layer (p. 17) settings do not affect the pedal hi-hat sound. Control the effect applied to an Instrument (EFS) Control Instrument pitch (U07/U12/U24/d05/d12/d24) 1 2 3 Pad Bank A Pad Bank B 1 2 3 MIDI Connections About MIDI How MIDI Data is Sent and Received MIDI connectors CHAPTER 4 Connecting MIDI Devices MIDI channels Main Types of MIDI Data Used by the SPD-20 Data differentiated by channel (Channel messages) Note messages Data not differentiated by channel (System messages) Song Position Point How to Read the MIDI Implementation Chart A MIDI Implementation chart for the SPD-20 is included in page 102 . MIDI Parameter Settings How the MIDI Parameters Work Transmit Channel (TX CH) Note Number (NOTE #) Correspondence between Note Numbers and Note Names About Note Numbers for HI-Hats Controlled with Pedals Gate Time (GT TIME) Pan (PAN) MIDI Velocity Curve (CURVE) Velocity Sensitivity (SENS) Program Change (PGM CHG) Group B Group A GBN system Page Priority Ranking of Note Number Expression 1 Using the SPD-20 as a MIDI Sound Module Setting the Receive Channel (Basic Channel) 2 3 4 Settings for Each Pad 1 3 4 5 6 7 Using External MIDI Devices to Play the Internal Sound Generator 1 2 3 1 Expanding Patches to Allow Reception of Many Note Numbers (Patch Expand) How to turn the Patch Expand function on 2 3 4 Contents of the Patches used for the Patch Expand function Patch Expand function is On Patch Chain e Patch Number 96 Patch Number 97 Patch Number 98 Sounding Priority when Patch Expand is On General MIDI System GS Format 96 97 98 99 How to Use a Sequencer or a Computer to Record/Play back Your Performance Connecting a Computer (or a Sequencer) SPD-20 Breaking/Cutting the Connection Between the Sound Generator and the Pad Controller (Local Control) 1 2 MIDI Sequencer SPD-20 How to Set Up the SPD-20 for Sequencing Storing the SPD-20s Data in External Devices (Bulk Dump) 1 How to Transmit (Bulk Dump) 5 4 3 6 7 How to Receive (Bulk Load) 2 1 Reading SPD-11 Data with the SPD-20 2 5 3 4 6 What is Device ID Taking Advantage of the On-board Effects Effect list CHAPTER 5 Supplementary Materials Explanation of Terms Hints on Using Reverb Hints on Using Delay Hints on Using Chorus/Flanger Hints on Making Parameter Settings Hints on Not Using Effects Troubleshooting When playing the internal sound generator No sound No power/Power on, but unit does not operate The volume is too low When external pads are connected When playing external MIDI sound modules When playing the internal sound generator of the SPD-20 When a footswitch is connected Others Error Messages Instrument List DRUMS Bass Drum (Kick) Snare Drum Tom-Tom PERCUSSION Latin Percussion (Cuban, Brazilian) Indian Percussion African/Middle Eastern/Australian/Other Percussion < Middle East > < Australia > < Other > Orchestral Percussion Melodic Percussion/Melodic Instruments < Central America > < India > < Middle East > SOUND EFFECTS Dance Sounds Artificial Sound Effects Natural Sounds, Human Voice Ambience, Reversed Sounds Patch List No. Patch Name Description Patches marked with an asterisk * are made using phrase-loop Instruments. Parameter List Trigger Type Internal Parameters (Advanced Trigger Parameters) FX/PEDAL SYSTEM TRIGGER PARAMETER Blank Parameter Chart INTERNAL PAD BASIC PATCH PARAMETER EXTERNAL PAD Roland Exclusive Message fig. 1. Data Format for Exclusive Messages MIDI status: F0H, F7H Data set 1: DT1 (12H) Example of Message Transactions TOTAL PERCUSSION PAD Date: Dec. 4 1997 Model SPD-20 Version: 1.00 MIDI Implementation 1.TRANSMITTED DATA [Channel Voice Message] (1) Note off (2) Note on (3) Polyphonic Key Pressure [System Common Message] (1) Song Position Pointer [System Realtime Message] (1) Start (2) Continue [System Exclusive Message] 3.Exclusive Communications [General] [One Way Communications] Request data RQ1 11H Data set DT1 12H [Transmission] Address Map 5.Useful Information [Decimal and Hexadecimal] [Example of actual MIDI messages] [Checksum of Roland System Exclusive messages] MIDI Implementation Chart TOTAL PERCUSSION PAD Model SPD-20 Date : Dec. 4, 1997 Version : 1.00 MIDI Implementation Chart How to Read a MIDI Implementation Chart SPD-20: Total Percussion Pad Specifications Index Internal pad settings When playing the SPD-20s pads, how to ... When playing an external MIDI sound module, how to ... When using the SPD-20 as a MIDI sound module, how to ... How-To Index 2 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT Apparatus containing Lithium batteries ADVARSEL! VARNING CAUTION OWNERS MANUAL 01453923 '02-2-AE2-61N As of January 1, 2002 (Roland) NOTE MEMO