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[STUDIO]: Adjusting the acoustics of the room
One very important element that affects the overall sound of a drum kit is the environment in which
the drums are placed. The same drums are capable of producing a very different sound, depending
on whether they are played in a conventional studio, or in a glass-walled room. Here you can make
such variations in room characteristics with the simple touch of a few buttons.
Here we will try editing Ambience, which is part of the “Studio” settings. First, turn on the
Ambiance that you turned off before selecting the instruments.
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Press [KIT], and then press [F3 (FX SW)].
The following screen will appear:
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Press [F1] to turn Ambiance “ON.”
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- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 3
- Advanced Use 5
- Contents 6
- Features 13
- Front Panel 14
- Front and rear panel 15
- Rear Panel 16
- Important notes 17
- ■ Saving your settings 18
- ■ Buttons, sliders and knobs 18
- ■ Cursor 18
- ■ How to modify settings 19
- ■ About the Preset Drum Kits 20
- ■ About the basic screen 20
- Quick Start 21
- Before you begin playing 22
- Connecting pads and pedals 24
- PD-7, PD-9 25
- + - (Roland) 25
- Turning on the power 26
- ■ To turn the power off 27
- ● Adjusting the head tension 31
- 1 inch (3 cm) 32
- Check the settings 34
- For a better performance 35
- ■ Positional sensing 36
- ■ Playing with brushes 36
- ■ Hi-hat control pedal 36
- TD-10 operating procedure 37
- ■ Selecting a drum kit 38
- ■ Master equalizer 40
- ■ Effect on/off 41
- ■ Help function 42
- About expansion boards 43
- Support pour la carte 44
- Carte d’extension 44
- Room, Microphone 47
- Instrument 47
- No.36: 70’s Rock drum kit 48
- No.37: Brush Kit 50
- No.38: Electronic drum kit 52
- [INST]: Creating drum sounds 55
- Press [STUDIO] 63
- ■ Change the size of the room 64
- Examples and convenient tips 72
- ● Controllers such as 76
- How to select pads 77
- Selecting a kit 78
- Selecting kits from the list 78
- Naming a kit 78
- Making settings for brush 79
- Effect switches for the 79
- Selecting an instrument 80
- Selecting instruments 80
- ● V-EDIT and EDIT 81
- ■ Changing the shell depth 82
- ■ Selecting the head material 82
- ■ Tuning the head 82
- ■ Muffling settings (muting) 83
- Editing an electronic 84
- Editing a TR-808/909 (V-EDIT) 85
- Editing hi-hat, cymbals 86
- Chapter 4. Studio settings 87
- Settings for each instrument 88
- Settings for each group 89
- (Compressor) 91
- Settings for the entire 93
- ■ Editing the effects 94
- Actual speaker locations 95
- Settings for an entire group 96
- Basic sequencer operation 97
- Playback functions 98
- Click settings 99
- Recording 101
- ■ The Rehearsal function 102
- ■ Using a count-in 102
- ■ Start recording the moment 102
- Editing a pattern 103
- ■ Erasing a pattern 104
- ■ Copying a pattern 104
- ■ Clearing a pattern 105
- Settings for part instruments 106
- ■ Muting a specific part 107
- Changing output assign 108
- Specifying the type of pad 108
- Basic settings for the trig 109
- ● Head Tension Adjustment 110
- ● Rim Sensitivity 110
- ● Scan Time 111
- The order in which trigger 112
- Adjusting the brightness 113
- Setting the master equalizer 113
- Saving data to a memory 114
- Loading data from a 115
- Automatically switching 115
- Selecting kits in the desired 116
- The UNDO function 117
- Getting help 118
- Specifying how the 118
- Preview button functions 118
- Procedure 119
- Parameters 119
- Saving/Loading data 121
- Using pads to play an 122
- Using the TD-10 with the 123
- Roland SPD-11 123
- MIDI settings for the 124
- Using the TD-10 as a 125
- ■ Using the percussion group 126
- ● Percussion group editing 127
- MIDI messages for 128
- Synchronization with 129
- ● Synchronizing an external 130
- Appendices 131
- Troubleshooting 132
- Concerning pads and pedals 133
- MIDI-related problems 134
- Sequencer-related problems 134
- Click-related problems 134
- Display-related problems 135
- Message / error message list 138
- MIDI connectors 140
- MIDI channels and multi 140
- How the sequencer operates 141
- Using drum triggers 142
- Preset list 143
- ■ Drum instrument list 144
- Percussion group Drum kit 150
- ■ Backing inst list 152
- ■ Preset pattern list 153
- MIDI Implimentation 154
- ❍ Inquiry request 156
- ❍ Request data 1 RQ1 (11H) 156
- ❍ Data set 1 DT1 (12H) 156
- Section 2. Transmit data 157
- ❍ Inquiry reply 158
- 3. Parameter address map 159
- * 1-4 PATTERN 162
- MIDI implementation Chart 165
- MIDI Implementation Chart 166
- CHAINKIT 173
- CONTROL ROOM 174
- Index of screen displays 174
- Apparatus containing 179
- Lithium batteries 179
- Information 180
- For KD-120 and 181
- Non-Expanded TD-10 Owners 181
- Adjusting the head tension 182
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