Roland TAIKO-1 - Parameters Specific to each Instrument

Editing Sounds and Other Settings for Kits (Kit Edit)
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Parameter
[
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] [
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] buttons
Value
[+] [-] buttons
Explanation
Transient Release -100–+100
Adjusts the release.
Use this to emphasize or de-emphasize the
release portion of the sound.
Transient Gain -12–+6 [dB]
Adjusts the volume after transient
adjustment,
5. Press “LAYER B” (F2 button).
The INST EDIT (LAYER B) screen appears.
Now we make the settings for layer B.
6. Use the [
H
] [
I
] buttons to select the item, and then
use the [+] [-] buttons to change the setting.
* The parameters are the same as for layer A.
7. Press “COMMON” (F2 button).
The INST EDIT (COMMON) screen appears.
Here we congure the instrument overall (the settings common to
layer A/B).
8. Use the [
H
] [
I
] buttons to select the item, and then
use the [+] [-] buttons to change the setting.
Parameter
[
H
] [
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Value
[+] [-] buttons
Explanation
Pad PAD1H–PAD2R Selects the pad to set.
Layer Type
These parameters set how layer A/B sound.
MIX
Layers A and B are always played together
as a layer.
FADE1
When you strike the pad at the “Fade Point”
level or harder, layer B also plays together
as a layer.
FADE2, FADE3
When you strike the pad at the “Fade Point”
level or harder, the sound of layer B is
added in as a layer, according to how hard
you play.
FADE2: The volume of layers A and B are
the same when the Fade Point is 127 or
greater.
FADE3: The volume of layers A and B are
the same when the Fade Point is 127 + 32.
SWITCH
Switches between layers according to how
hard you play. Layer A plays when you strike
the pad at a level weaker than the “Fade
Point;” and layer B plays when you strike the
pad at a level stronger than the “Fade Point.”
Fade Point
1–127, 127+1–
127+32
If you set the strength at which layer B plays
to “1,” layer B always plays regardless of how
hard you strike the pad.
If you set this to “127 + 32” (or “127” when
“HI-Reso Velocity” is “OFF”), layer B only
sounds when you strike the pad the
hardest.
* This is not available when the Layer Type is
“MIX.”
Pan L30–R30 Adjusts the stereo position of each pad.
Fixed Value
1–127, 127+1 –
127+32, OFF
This produces a sound at a xed velocity,
regardless of how hard you strike the pad.
This is useful when playing the phrases
assigned to the user samples at a xed
volume.
Parameter
[
H
] [
I
] buttons
Value
[+] [-] buttons
Explanation
Min Volume 0–15
Adjusts the minimum volume of each pad.
This brings up the volume of the softest
hits while maintaining the volume on the
strongest hits. Use this to make softer
strikes like ghost notes easier to hear.
Max Volume -5–0
Adjusts the maximum volume of each pad.
This lets you decrease the volume of
the strongest hits while preserving their
nuances.
* This is enabled only when “HI-Reso Velocity”
(p. 38) is on.
9. Press the F1 button several times to return to the top
screen.
Parameters Specic to Each Instrument
Some instruments have parameters that are particularly used for
editing that instrument.
Type 1
Parameter
[
H
] [
I
] buttons
Value
[+] [-] buttons
Explanation
Tuning -100–100 Adjusts the tuning of the head.
Muing 0–10
Adjusts the muing (how much the sound is
muted).
Shell Depth -2–+2 Adjusts the depth of the shell.
Stick Type
Soft,
Standard, Hard
Selects the stick hardness.
Low Level -5–+5
Adjusts the sound level of the lower
frequencies.
Type 2
Parameter
[
H
] [
I
] buttons
Value
[+] [-] buttons
Explanation
Tuning -100–100 Adjusts the tuning of the head.
Muing 0–10
Adjusts the muing (how much the sound is
muted).
MEMO
Refer to “Instrument List” (p. 43) for which particular parameters
(patterns) correspond to which instrument.