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FEATURES
1.
The
TD-7
contains
512
percussion
sounds!
I
Sounds
lip
to
5'12.
Instrument
sounds
can
he
created
using
2‘3('.$li;1sic
pwcussion
u-‘at-'el'onus.
Para
meters
involvetl
with
sound
creation
are
Pilrh.
l')e<.';n*.
I-’;it1tti:'t_u,.
i\iuanee.
lirilliance.
Attack
l')an1p,
\-"elot.'in-*,
Pitcli
Bend,
\-‘olume
and
Assign
'l‘ype.
The
zeta
wilt-'cl'or|ns
in<:|u<.le
+13
kick
drums,
it)
snare
drums.
56
tozns,
8
lii~h;us,
S
L‘§’t11l11ll.‘~;.
plus
32
additional
pen;ussion
lnstnnnenls.
also
includetl
are
ll
mallet
Instruments
(such
as
\'ihrapl1onel.
3-1i
ellbct
sounds
and
5
lwass
sounds.
I
Sound
Source
The
TD»?
uses
a
'16-hit
sound
sotlrci:
t\'lliL‘l111CL‘L1t‘;tlti’l}’
reproduces
the
Ll;-'nau1ic
range
and
hannonic
content
ofall
the
on-hozucl
sounds
--
depend
on
ll<.>\\‘
hard
you
play
the
pads
t_\--'<.-lot'.'it_\'l.
I
Instrument
Section
and
Performance
Sections
The
'l'D-7
contains
one
lnstrtm1ent'
section
and
tltree
l’erl'orm;tnce
sections
and
t'ltei'clore
can
he
usetl
as
a
4
Part
multi-tiinhral
sound
module.
I
Maximum
Polyphony
The
TD-7
can
play
up
to
14
voices
at
the
same
time.
A
maxitnum
oi
two
\-oices
can
be
mixed
tL.+\YlSli,l._
at
which
time
you
can
use
the
\-"'elot'it"_i-'
St\'itt'lt.
\-'elo1".'ity'
i\""li.\;
or
\='e|ocit_5-'
Cross
Fade
l'oni.?tii.ms.
I
Dynamic
Pitch
Bend
The
amount
of
pitch
bend
change
depends
on
how
ltard
you
play
the
pads
t_\-'elocit3-"
l.
2.
High-speed
pad
response
is
made
possible
by
direct
trigger
inputs!
I
Trigger
Input
Jacks
The
TD-T
is
oquippewl
with
9
Trigger
Inputs.
Lising
the
specilied
pads
t
l’l)~"--’
:
optional
l.
l8
sounds
can
he
controlled
t_sint':e
the
Rim
Shot
signal
is
recognizced
as
well
as
the
standarcl
center-of-pad
signal).
ln
the
sound
module
section,
two
voices
can
he
mixed
(_l.AYERl,
allovring
you
to
conn‘ol
up
to
i
voices
nitli
one
pad
(PD-T"
:
optional
J.
You
can
set
MIDI
Note
i\iumhcr,
Gate
Time,
\§’elo<'it'3='
Cu.r\--'e,
etc,
for
each
trigger
signal.
and
output
it
as
a
t\-'llDl
?\£t.>teniess:1ge.
I
AutomaticTrissereisnel
$etti.n9,.Fvn¢ti°"
This
function
autontatically
sets
the
paraoteters
for
the
trigger
signal
of
each
pad
count;-ct:-rtl
to
the
Tl)-T’.
l’;u';uneters
set
with
this
function
are.
Miilillltttil
Dynamic
Range,
Maximum
l')yn:1:11it‘lt;1i"ige,
i\1inimum
\i'el<“1cin-'.
Mask
Time
and
Threshold
l.e\-'el.
I
Choke
Effect
Using
the
specified
pads
(Pl)-7s
:
optional).
you
can
create
Choke
el'l'ects
1.
muting).
This
may
he
uselul
lor
Instruments
like
craslt
Q-'nil.1;tls.
I
Hi-hat
Control
Pedal
Jack
By
connecting
the
specific
pedal
{FD-T
1
optional}
to
this
jack,
you
can
control
the
sound
llltit-llllt’
section;
t‘ont.inuotts|y
control
the
open
and
closed
Hi-
hat,
play
open
and
closed
sounds
and
also
control
the
pitch,
cleouu
or
nuance
oi
a
specilietl
sound.
8
9
11
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
6
Table of Contents
6
Chapter 1 Playing the Rm
14
Connections and Precautions
14
Power ON./ Power off
19
Adjusting the LCD Contrast
20
Playing the Demo Songs
21
Quick Start ( Experimenting with Various Performances )
22
It] Patch Selection
22
F2] Rim Shot
22
I3] Choke Effect
24
4] Playing Sequence Patterns
25
F5] Patch Editing
26
J6] the Patch Chain
27
0 | Chapter2 Basicoperation/Thside“Thehtd-7I
32
Basic Operation
32
Setting Parameters
32
The Jump Function
33
A [3] Main Some-N
36
Parameters Inla Patch
39
Other Parameters
40
Chapter3 Patch Setting
41
Setting a Patch
42
Naming a Patch
42
Assigning at Note Number to a Trigger Signal
43
Setting Various Trigger Parameters
50
Instrument Section
51
Setting Sound 1 and 2
51
Rb. Layer
54
Performance Section
59
Effects
61
Parameters for Effect 1
64
Parameters for Effect 2
66
Hi-Hat Control Pedal
67
Patch Copy
73
Global Performance Parameters
75
I Chapter4 Editinglnstrument Sounds
80
Instrument Parameters
80
Instrument Copy
91
0 [Chapter 5 Phrasesequencer I
94
How to Record Sequence Data
94
Phrase Sequencer
97
Patterns
97
Setting Beat and Measure Number and Erasing Sequence Data
100
Selecting a Performance Type
102
Copying Sequence Pattern
103
Tempo, Metronome, Available I Memory and Synchronized Playback
105
Setting the Metronome
105
Tempo Setting
106
Available Memory
107
Synchronized Playback
107
I Chapter6 System Setting
110
MIDI
110
MIDI Messages
110
The TD-7'S MIDI Messages
113
Setting MIDI Parameters
116
Setting the Interface Mode
125
Using the Footswitch and Sound-On-Sound
126
How to Set the Footswitch Mode
126
Using the Sound-On-Sound Function
128
The Sound Setup
131
Initialization
134
Hi-Hat Control Pedal Initialize
134
All Initialize
135
Error Messages
138
Troubleshooting
140
Patch List
143
Waveform List
146
Instrument List
148
Initial Settings
152
Blank Chart
155
I Roland Exclusive Messages
158
I MIDI Implementation
160
I MIDI Implementation Chart
170
I How to Read the MIDI Implementation Chart
172
I Specifications
173
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Roland TD-7 Specifications
General
Display
LCD
MIDI
In, Out, Thru
Effects
Reverb
Sequencer
Yes
Outputs
Stereo output, headphone output
Presets
50 preset kits
Power Supply
AC Adaptor
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