AppendicesExpansionSettingsPerformanceSetupOverview
Basic Operation
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Returning to the previous screen ([EXIT] button)
Press the [EXIT] button to return to the previous screen, for
example after you’ve edited a setting.
Choosing a Pad to Edit
About the upper right display screen indications
In screens that allow you to edit specic settings for each pad, the
upper right of the display will show the trigger number and name
of the TRIGGER INPUT jack to which the selected pad is connected.
The initial “H” or “R” indicates whether the settings are for the pad’s
head (HEAD) or rim (RIM). Pressing the [PREVIEW] button will play
either the head or rim sound depending on whether “H” or “R” is
displayed.
The editing screen for either the head or rim will appear in the
position shown in the illustration. If the setting applies to both the
head and the rim, both will appear.
Choosing by hitting a pad
To edit the settings for a pad, strike that pad to select it.
To select the rim of a pad, strike the rim.
MEMO
By pressing the [LOCK] button to make it light, you can prevent the pad you’re editing from being switched (p. 55). This is
convenient if you’re playing a phrase while you edit.
Choosing with the TRIG SELECT buttons
You can use the TRIG SELECT buttons to select a pad/sound
without needing to hit a pad and/or when a pad is not connected.
Pressing the [1] button will select the next lower-numbered
trigger. Pressing the [15] button will select the next higher
numbered trigger.
When using a dual trigger pad (with rim trigger) the [RIM] button
selects whether you’re making settings for the head or the rim of
the selected pad.
When rim is selected, the [RIM] button will light.
Auditioning the sound of a pad ([PREVIEW] button)
Press the [PREVIEW] button to hear the sound of the selected pad/
sound using the TRIG SELECT buttons.
MEMO
You can make the sound play at a xed volume regardless of
the force with which you press the [PREVIEW] button (p. 120).
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