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Chapter 1. Drum Kit Settings [KIT]
5.
Use the [CURSOR] buttons, [-] [+] buttons, and
[VALUE] dial to specify the copy-source and copy-
destination.
If you selected [F3 (CARD)] in step 4, select the copy-source
backup number.
6.
Press the [F4 (EXCHNG)] or [F5 (COPY)] button.
If you selected [F1 (USER)] in step 4, you can exchange the
copy-source and copy-destination by pressing the [F4
(EXCHNG)] button.
Press the [F5 (COPY)] button to execute the copy.
A confirmation message will appear.
(Example: Copying a drum kit chain from a CompactFlash
card)
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If you decide to cancel the copy or exchange, press the [F1
(CANCEL)] button.
7.
Press the [F5 (EXECUTE)] button to execute.
Here’s how to select a drum kit chain you’ve created, and
step through the drum kits in the order you want to use
them.
Selecting a drum kit chain
1.
Press the [CHAIN] button to make it light.
The drum kit chain function will turn on.
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2.
Use the [CURSOR (up/down)] buttons to select the
chain number that you want to use.
Switching drum kits
3.
Use the [-] [+] buttons or the [VALUE] dial to recall
the drum kits in the step order you specified.
4.
When you’ve finished performing, press the
[CHAIN] button to make it go dark, or press the
[EXIT] button.
The drum kit chain function will turn off.
You can assign a footswitch or pad to recall a drum kit
chain or a drum kit. For details, refer to “Assigning a
Function to a Footswitch or Pad [F3 (CONTROL)]” (p.
110).
If differences in volume levels between kits is a problem,
press the [MIXER] button and adjust “Kit Volume” (the
overall kit volume (p. 56)).
Using a Drum Kit Chain
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