Roland TR-707 - Page 44

c.
Key
Number
(Assigning Key
numbers to
the Composer's
drum
voices)
The
keyboard
message
sent
from the
sequencer
or
keyboard
is
received by
the
TR-707 and
makes
the
drum
voices
sound.
Any key
number
can be as-
signed to
each
drum
voice later, but
let's see
the
initial
setting
from the
manufacturer.
Drum
Voices
and
corresponding Key
Numbers.
(MIDI IN)
(34)
(37)
RIM
(39)
HCP
(42)
CH
(44)
CH
(46)
OH
(49)
CRASH
(51)
RIDE
(54)
TAMB
(55)
cow
(58)
(5
(61) (63)
(3
B
5)
31
(3
B
6J
22
(38/
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(4
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Middle C
Key
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Even
if
the
initial
setting shown above
has been
altered
for some
reason when
you get
your
TR-707, you
can initialize
it as
follows.
(X
Enter
the Track
Playing mode,
with
the
rhythm
not
running.
(1
While
holding the
Shift Key © down,
press the
MIDI Channel
Button ©
TWICE. All the indi-
cators
of
Pattern Group
Buttons
and
Main Keys
wilt
go out,
teliing you
that key
numbers
can
now be assigned to
the
voices.
2)
To
assign a Key
number you
like to
each voice,
(D
First,
connect
the
Composer to
the MIDI
instru-
ments as
shown in
Fig c—2.
'I
Press
the
instrument/Guide Button
©
,
and the
initial setting is
returned.
4
To leave this Key
Number Setting
mode,
push
the Enter
Key
ffi
.
MIDI
device
MIDI
'
Audio Signal
1
1
r
r
OUT
Keyboard
(HP-450,
etc.)
IN
PHONES RfMONO.
1
TR-7C7
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Headpl
Amp
iifie
r
Set
the amplifier
and speaker
so
that
you can
monitor
each drum voice.
Fig
c-2
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