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e. Flam
• Writing Flams
(In tap writing)
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
(In step writing)
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Applications
A flam sound is the one that results when two drum sticks arc played
with a short interval between them, and one hits weakly and then the
other hits strongly.
The flam effect can be added to nine drum voices.
They are: SNARE DRUMs 1, 2, and 3
LOW TOMs 1 and, 2
MID TOMs 1 and 2
HI TOMs 1 and 2
Check that the TR - 626 is not playing.
Select the pattern group and number to which you would like to add
the flam effect with the Pattern Group Keys (D, E, and F) and the
Main Keys (1 to 16).
Push the Start/Stop Key to start playing the TR-626.
While holding the Shift Key down, tap the Main Keys ( 10 to 14) for
the drum voices you wish to add flam to in the desired rhythm.
The dots (e) on the steps to which you program the flam effect
will flash.
Check that the TR-626 is not playing.
Select the pattern group and number to which you would like to add
the flam effect with the Pattern Group Keys (D, E, and F) and the
Main Keys (1 to 16).
Push the Start/Stop Key to start playing the TR -626.
Allocate the drum voices to be written to the Main Key.(See page
11.)
While pressing the Instrument/Metronome Key, push the Main Keys
for the drum voices to which you would like to add the flam effect.
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