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Features
• The master and headphone volume knobs are
independent.
• The group faders allow quick volume adjustments even
while you perform (P.30).
• The Drum Kit Chain function lets you play kits in any
order you like. Perfect for live performances (P.43).
• Click and Tempo Functions
• You can set the metronome (click) sound to be output ONLY
from the headphones for self monitoring (P.81).
• Each kit can have its own Kit Tempo setting, helpful as well in
a live situation (P.40).
• The tempo Indicator led lets you verify the tempo silently
(P.81).
• The tap Tempo function lets you set the tempo from a pad
(P.80).
• Multiple Output Configurations
By taking full advantage of Master Out L/R and Direct Outs 1–
8, you can use a total of ten outputs. This is ideal for live or
multi-track recording situations. The Master Out L/R, Phones,
and Direct 7/8 can be used as three sets of stereo outputs.
The Digital Out is a coaxial type, 44.1 kHz / 24-bit.
• MIX IN Jack (Stereo)
The MIX IN has its own, independent volume control.
You can choose between stereo and mono, or even mute just
one of the channels. This is ideal for using with drum practice
CDs (with the click in one channel, and the backing in the
other channel) as well as personal monitoring needs (P.113).
Backup Functions
All of the TD-20X’s settings, including 100 drum kits, can be
saved (backed up) on a CompactFlash card. Up to 99 sets of
backup data (100 kits x 99 = 9900 kits) can be stored. This
assures that you can always have backups of your favorite
kits, that you might want to slightly change now and then.
Backup data that was created on the TD-20 is compatible
with the TD-20X, and can be imported into the TD-20X and
used (P.93).
Kit Selection Function
The Kit Selection function allows you to play preset kits or kits
that are saved on a CompactFlash card without having to
load the drum kit into user memory (P.121).
You can use the TD-20X as a MIDI drum sound module. In
addition to the drum kit section the TD-20X also has a full
percussion set. The factory settings mean that the drum kit
part uses MIDI channel 10 and the percussion part uses
channel 11. You can assign and edit instruments to each note
number from #0–#127 of the percussion part.
Optimized Functions for Stage or
Studio
Use CompactFlash Cards for Storing
Data
Use the TD-20X As a MIDI Sound
Module
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