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Display type | LED |
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Built-in display | Yes |
Preset rhythm patterns | 256 |
Initial checks and warnings before operating the RD-9.
Information about the manual's content and updates.
Advice on powering up and down audio equipment.
Overview of controls on the top panel of the RD-9.
Description of all input and output connectors on the rear panel.
Details on audio and MIDI connection types and their usage.
Information on driverless USB connectivity and the SynthTool.
Steps for connecting external devices and setting up MIDI.
Explanation of the RD-9's 11 drum sounds and their controls.
Functionality for automatically saving pattern changes.
How to insert fill rhythms into live playback.
How to adjust the number of steps in a pattern.
Repeating current steps for live performance effects.
Repeating notes for drum roll and ratchet effects.
Silencing individual voices within a pattern, song, or globally.
Isolating specific voices for monitoring or practice.
Seamlessly switching between patterns during live performance.
How to change songs on the fly without stopping playback.
Toggling between manual and automated filter control.
Configuration settings for MIDI communication.
Configuration settings for USB MIDI communication.
Settings for synchronization with external clock sources.
Changing MIDI note assignments for triggering RD-9 voices.
Setting preferences for global, song, or pattern behavior.
Recording filter cutoff settings as automation.
Creating overlapping rhythms by varying step playback per voice.
Randomly triggering sounds for variations and fills.
Adjusting the likelihood of programmed steps playing.
Simulating a drummer hitting with two sticks for rhythmic accents.
Programming steps to repeat 1, 2, 4, or 8 times.
Defining the duration of each step in a rhythm pattern.
Selecting synchronization methods (Internal, MIDI, USB, TRIG).
Cycling through parameters (Tempo, Swing, Prob, Flam) for adjustment.
Global settings file contents and their default values.
Preferences for sequencer parameters on Global, Song, or Pattern basis.
Parameters that govern the RD-9's general operation when set to Global.
Details on the number and type of drum sounds available.
Specific controls for individual drum sounds.
Information on inputs, outputs, and ports.
Specifications for the Wave Designer circuit.
Specifications for the Analog Filter section.
Options for synchronizing the unit.
Specifications for the pattern and song sequencer functions.
Details on switches and storage functions.
Power requirements and consumption.
Operating temperature range.
Dimensions and weight of the RD-9.