Roland TR-8 User manual

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RHYTHM

PERFORMER

TURBO MANUAL V4.0 22 JAN 2015

Checklist

Regular TR8

config

1.

Update OS to ver

1.11

2.

Install drivers for USB interface (for USB MIDI and direct

digital sound output)

Additional

steps

for

TR8

with

7x7

3.

Register

on

ROLAND website

4.

Purchase 7x7

5.

Download and install TR8 utility

6.

Activate 7x7 via utility

Comments, Questions, Suggestions, Coorections Complaints?

[email protected] subject: TR8

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RHYTHM

PERFORMER

Main Specification S Roland

TR

-

8:

RHYTHM

PERFORMER

Power

Supply

AC

adaptor

Current

Draw

1000

mA

Dimensions

400 (W) x 260

(D)

x 65

(H)

mm

15-3/4 (W)

xl

0-1

/4

(D)

x 2-9/16

(H)

inches

Weight

1.9 kg

41bs4oz

Accessories

AC

adaptor,

Owners

manual, Leaflet ·USINGTHE UNIT

SAFELY

·

*

In

the

interest

of

product

improvement,

the

specifications

and/or

appeara nce

of

this

unit

a

re

subject

to

change

without

prior notice.

o [VOLUME]

knob

Adjusts

the

output

volume

of

the MIX

OUT

jacks (0 ) and

the

PHONES

jack (0

).

* This does not affect

the

volume

of

the

ASSIGNABLE

OUT

jacks (0 ).

f)

[CLEAR]

button

Erases

the

recorded content

for

an

individual instrument, or deletes a pattern.

o

Mode

buttons

Controller

Explanation

[TR-REC]

button

Step-records a pattern .•

Refer

to

"TR-REC"

[PTN

SELECT]

button

Select a pattern .•

Refer

to

"Playing/Selecting/Controlling

a

Pattern"

[INST PLAy]

button

Lets you

use

the

pads

(

~

)

to

perform in

real

time

.

You

can

perform even while a pattern

is

playing.

[INST

REC]

button

Lets

you realtime-record a pattern.

..

Refer

to

"INST-REC"

DRUM

[KIT]

button

Select a kit. "

Refer

to

-Changing

Kits/Instruments"

SELECT

[INST]

button

Selects

the

sound (tone)

for

a n instrument.

..

Refer

to

-Changing

Kits/Instruments"

t!t

[LASTSTEP]

button

Specifies

the

length

of

the

pattern. "

Refer

to

"TR-REC"

"

Variation

buttons

[A][B]

Switches between variations (NB)

of

a pattern."

Refer

to

"Playing/Selecting/Controlling

a

Pattern"

o [START/STOP]

button

Plays/stops

the

pattern.

o

ACCENT

section

Adds

an

accent

to

the specified step. "

Refer

to

"TR-REC"

o

REVERB

section/

0

DELAY

section

Let

you edit

the

parameters

for

reverb and delay.

Controller Explanation

[LEVEL]

knob

Volume

of

the

reverb/delay

[TIME] knob Lenqth

of

the reverb/delay

[GATE]

knob

Timing at which

the

reverb

is

cut

off

(only for reverb)

[FEEDBACK]

knob Delay repetitions (only for delay)

[STEP]

button

Lets

you

use

the

pads (

en

)

to

specify

the

step

to

which reverb

or

delay will be applied.

CD

EXTERNAL IN section

Here you can adjust the sound that's input

to

the

EXTERNAL

IN

jacks (0

).

Controller . Explanation

[LEVEL]

knob

Volume

[SIDE

CHAIN]

knob

[STEP]

button

Adjusts (

ll

ducks")

the

volume

ofthe

audio input according

to

the pattern being played

by

the

TR-8

(side chain). Turning the knob toward

the

right produces a greater effect.

Lets

you

use

the

pads

(

~

)

to

specify the steps at which side chaining will adjust

the

volume.

I

«D

INST

edit

s

ection

Here you can adjust

the

tonal character

of

the

instrument.

What

is an "INST"?

The

TR

-8 lets you use

11

different

INST

(instruments;

BASS

DRUM-RIDE CYMBAL) in a pattern.

You

can assign

a desired sound (tone)

to

each instrument.

Controller

Explanation

[T

UN

E]

kn

ob

Tuning (pitch)

[DEC

AY]

kno

b Length

of

decay

[ATIACK]

knob

Strength

oft

he attack (only

for

BASS

DRUM)

[S

NAPPY] k

nob

Volume

of

the

snare (stretched wi

res)

(only for

SNARE

DRUM)

[C

OMP]

knob

Amount

of

compressor effect (only

for

BASS

DRUM

and

SNARE

DRUM)

[LE

VEL] fader

Volume

* For some tones, there

might

not

be an effect.

~

INST

select

button

Mode

TR

-R

EC

DRU

M

SELEG

-INST

ce

SCALE

section

I Expla

nat

io

n

Selects

the

instrument

for

TR-REC.

..

Refer

to

"

TR

-

REC

"

Selects

the

instrument

whose

tone

will be changed.

..

Refer

to

"

Changing

Kits/

Instruments

"

Switches

the

scale

of

steps

during

TR

-

REC.

Butto

n/

LED

Ex

la

nat

lo

n

[SCALE]

b

utt

on

8th

note

tri

let

16th

note

tri let

cA>

Six

steps

will

be

one

beat.

16th

note

()

Four steps will

be

one beat.

32nd

note

c»

Eight steps will

be

one beat.

e Pad [

l]

- [11](INST)/ Pad

[12]

-

[lS](ROLL

)/

Pad

[16]

(MUTE)

Mode

expl

a

nat

ion

TR-R

EC

For each step, specify

whether

the

instrument will sound.

PTN

SE

L

ECT

Select a pattern

1-16

.

•

Pads

[1

]-[11

](INST) play instruments.

I

•

If

you hold

down

[12]-[15](ROLL) and press

[1

]-[11],

a roll is played

on

that

instrument;

you can press

two

or

more

of

the

[12]--[15] pads

to

change

the

roll variation.

INST

PLAY

If

you hold

down

the

[INST

PLAy]

button

and press

the

[12]- [15] and [1]--[11] pads,

the

sound will

be

held so

that

it

continues playing even

after

you

release

your

finger

.

To

cancel Hold, press

the

selected pad

without

pressing

[INST

PLAy].

•

If

you press [16](MUTE) and

then

press

the

instrument pad

or

INST

select

button

,

that

sound

is

muted.

INST

RE

C

Duri

ng

realtime recording,

the

pads record

the

corresponding instrument.

DRUM

KIT Select kits

1-16

.

SELEG

I

NST

Select a

tone

for

the

instrument.

I

G

SCATTER

section

What

is

Scatter?

II

Scatter

N

adds

a digital-feeling groove

to

the

loop playback

by

exchanging individual

steps

within

the

loop

playback

and

also

by

changing

the

playback direction

or

gate

length.

* The scatter effect

will

not apply

to

the

first cycle

of

the

loop;

the

effect

will

apply

to

the

second and

subsequent

cycles

of

the

loop.

Controller Explanation I

[SCATTER]

knob

Selects

the

scatter type.

[DEPTH]

button

Ifthis

is

on,

the

[SeADER] knob adjusts

the

scatter

depth

.

[ON]

button

Enables

the

scatter function.

e Displ

ayl

~

TEMPO

section

The current

tempo

is

shown

in

the

display (C

).

Controller Explanation I

[TEMPO]

knob

Adjusts

the

tempo.

[SHUFFLE]

knob

Adjusts

the

amount

of

shuffle (bounce).

[FINE]

knob

Makes fine adjustments

to

the

tempo.

[TAP]

button

To

set

the

tempo,

tap

this

button

several times

at

the

desired interval.

Connecting Your Equipment

*

To

prevent malfunction and

equipment

failure, always

turn

down

the

volume, and

turn

off

all

the

units

before making any connections.

GOCINjack

Connect

the

included

AC

adaptor here.

Use

only

the

included

AC

adaptor. Using any

other

adaptor may cause

overheating and

malfunction.

*

By

embedding

the

AC

adaptor cable into

the

groove on

the

bottom

of

the

TR-8

, you can prevent

the

plug

from

being accidentally disconnected.

CD

USB

(* )

port

Use

a commercially available

USB

2.0 cable

to

connect this

port

to

your

computer.

It

can be used

to

transfer

USB

MIDI and

USB

audio data.

You

must

install

the

USB

driver

before

connecting

the

TR-8

to

your

computer.

Download

the

USB

driver from

the

Roland website. For details, refer

to

Readme.

htm

which is included in

the

download

.

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://

www.rolandcom

/

support

/

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slot

(Ii>

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6)

PHONES

jack

Connect headphones (sold separately> here. This outputs

the

same audio

as

the

MIX OUT jacks (0

).

«)

MIX

OUT

(UMONO, R)

jacks

Connect these jacks

to

your

amp

or

mon

i

tor

speakers.

If

your

system is monaural, use only

the

UMONO jack.

G

ASSIGNABLE

OUT

(A, B)

jacks

You

can use these

to

output

the

instruments

that

you specify.

~

Refer

to

"Various

Settings

"

* The instruments

that

are

output

from these jacks

will

not be

output

from

the

MIX OUT jacks (0 ).

* Reverb and delay will

not

be applied.

CD

EXTERNAL

IN

(

~

R)

jacks

Connect

an

external audio source here. The

input

sound will

be

output

from

the

MIX OUT jacks (0

).

You

can apply scatter (

0»

to

the

input

sound.

* When connection cables

with

res

istors are used,

the

volume level

of

equipment

connected

to

the

EXTERNAL

IN

jacks may be low.

If

this happens, use connection cables

that

do

not

contain resistors.

4D

MIDI

(IN

/

OUn

jacks

For connecting MIDI

dev

i

ce.

Turning the Power On/

Off

o

[POWER]

switch

This

turns

the

power

on/off.

* After

you

've made connections correctly, be sure

to

tum

on

the

power

in

the

order

of

the

TR-8

first,

and

then

the

connected

system.

Powering-on in

the

incorrect order may cause malfunctions

or

damage. When

turning

the

power

off

,

power

-off

the

connected

system

first,

and

then

the

TR-8

.

* This unit is equipped

with

a protection circuit. A

br

i

ef

interval

(a

few

seconds> after

turning

the

unit on is

required before

it

will operate normally.

* Before

turn

ing

the

unit

on

/

off

, always be sure

to

turn

the

volume

down

.

Even

with

the

volume turned

down

,

you mi

ght

hear some sound when switching

the

unit

on/off

. However, this

is

normal and does

not

indicate

a

malfunction.

Playing/Selecting/Controlling

a Pattern

What

is

a

"PATTERN"?

The performance data

that

you record using

TR-REC

or

INST-REC

is

called

a ·pattern

..

The

TR-8

has 16 patterns, with

two

variations

(NB)

for each pattern.

Playing a

pattern

Pattern

1-16

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1.

Press

the

[START/STOP]

button

(0

).

2.

Use

scatter

(

6)

)

or

INST

edit

(

CD

)

to

modify

the

sound.

Selecting a

pattern

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1.

Press

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(0 ).

2.

Use

the

pads

(

~

)

to

select a

pattern.

The selected pad blinks.

It

remains

lit

during playback.

If

you select

the

next pattern during playback,

the

pad blinks.

You

can have a range selection

by

pushing

two

pads simultaneously. The selected patterns play sequentially.

3. Use

the

variation

buttons

(8 )

to

select A

or

B.

If

you make

both

buttons

[Al and

[B)

light,

Aand

then

B are played successively.

Generating

a

random

pattern

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You

can automatically

generate

a random pattern. This modifies

the

selected pattern.

1. Hold

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(0 )

and

press

the

SCATTER

[ON]

button

(

6)

).

2.

To

save, press

the

[TR

-

REC]

button

(blinks).

Copying

a

pattern

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1. Press

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(0 ).

*

If

a pattern

is

playing,

stop

it

.

2.

Hold

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(0 )

and

use

the

pads

(

~

)

to

specify

the

pattern

that

you

want

to

copy.

3. Press

the

pad

to

which

you

want

to

paste

the

pattern.

Copying

a

pattern

for

an

individual

instrument

1.

Switch

patterns

by pressing

the

pad

forthe

pattern

that

you

want

to

copy.

2.

Hold

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(0 )

and

press

the

INST

select

button(s) (CD)

ofthe

instrument(s)

that

you

want

to

copy. (Multiple selections

are

allowed.)

3. When you've specified

the

instrument(s),

press

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button(

O

).

4.

Press

the

pad

(

~

)

to

which

you

want

to

paste

the

pattern.

Deleting

a

pattern

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1.

Press

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(0

).

2. Hold

down

the

[CLEAR]

button

(8 )

and

use

the

pads

(

~

)

to

specify

the

pattern

that

you

want

to

delete.

Changing Kits/Instruments

What

is

a "KIT"?

The

11

instruments are collectively called a -

kit.

MThe

TR-8

has 16 kits.

The pattern

plays

the

instruments

of

the

currently selected kit.

Changing

kits

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1.

Press

the

DRUM

SELECT

[KIT]

button

(0 ).

2. Press a lit

pad

(

~

)

to

select

a kit.

The

selected

pad

blinks.

Changing

an

instrument's

sound

(tone)

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

This modifies

the

kit

that

is

selected.

1.

Press

the

DRUM

SELECT

[INST]

button

(0

).

2. Use

the

INST

select

buttons

(

41)

to

select

the

instrument

whose

tone

you

want

to

change.

3. Press a lit

pad

(

CI)

to

select

its

tone.

The selected

pad

blinks.

Changing

an

instrument's

pan

Pattern

1- 16

A pattern

plays

the

inst of

the

kit.

Kit

1- 16

i I j 1 I

Iii

i

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I

iii

I ! I I I i I I

DRUM

iii

I ! I I I ! I I

J I i J J J ! I I I

IIi

BASS

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.....

st""'x"-l

.....

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.............

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.....

·

...

··

--

--'.1

2. Hold

down

the

INST

select

button

(

4)

and

turn

the

[TEMPO]

knob. (L64-O-R63)

Changing

the

type

of

reverb/delay/side

chain

2. Press

the

[STEP]

button

(

00CIi»

and

use

the

pads

(CD)

to

change

the

type

of

delay, reverb,

or

side

chain.

Turning

each

instrument's

reverb/delay

on/off

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1. Press

the

DRUM

SELECT

[KIT]

button

(0 ).

2. Hold

down

the

[STEP]

button

(

00

)

and

use

the

INST

select

buttons

(

41)

to

turn

the

setting

on

/off.

INST-REC

(Realtime Recording)

In

this

method

of recording, you create a pattern

by

recording your performance

on

the

pads

(

41»

in

real time.

This

will

modify

the

pattern

that

is

selected.

1. Press

the

[lNST

REC]

button

(0 ).

2. Press

the

[START/STOP]

button

(0 )

to

start

recording.

3. Perform

on

the

pads

(

~

).

* Operations

in

the

INST

edit section (Q> are not recorded.

Deleting

a recorded

instrument

from

the

pattern

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Function

Operation

Deleting a specific During playback, hold down

the

[CLEAR]

button

(8

);

the

instrument

that

's

selected

by

the

INST

select

buttons

(

CEl

>

is

deleted

from

the

region

ofthe

pattern

that

plays while

you hold down

the

[CLEAR]

button.

region

Deleting all

notes

Hold down

the

INST

select

button

(

41»

of

the

instrument

that

you

want

to

delete,

and

press

the

[CLEAR]

(8 )

button.

I

"

TR

-

REC

(Step Recording)

In

this

method

of

recording, you create a pattern by specifying

the

steps at which each instrument will sound.

This

will

modify

the

pattern

that

is

selected.

You

ca

n even play back

the

pattern

while

you're creating it.

1. Press

the

[TR-REC]

button

(0

).

2.

Use

the

variation

buttons

to

select

either

A

or

B.

If

A and B are playing consecutively, you can

hold

down

[B]

and press [A]

to

select

A,

or

hold

down

[A] and

press

[B]

to

select

B.

3.

Use

the

[SCALE]

button

(m )

to

specify

the

scale.

4. Press

one

of

the

INST

select

buttons

(G )

to

select

the

instrument

that

you

want

to

record.

5.

Use

the

pads

(

~

)

to

specify

the

steps

at

which

you

want

the

selected

instrument

to

sound.

6. Repeat steps

3-4.

Specifying

the

length

of

the

pattern

(LAST

STEP)

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Here's

how

to

specify

the

number

of

steps

that

the

pattern will contain.

1.

Hold

down

the

[LAST

STEP]

button

(0 ) and press a

pad

«(I))

to

specify

the

last step.

*

You

can't specify

LAST

STEP

if

multiple

patterns are selected.

Specifying

accents

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1. Press

the

[STEP]

button

(e ).

2. Press

the

pads

(

~

)

for

each

step

at

which

you

want

to

add an accent.

3.

Use

the

[LEVEL]

knob

(e )

to

adjust

the

volume

of

the

accent.

Applying

reverb

or

delay

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1. Press

the

[STEP]

button

(

00

).

2.

Use

the

pads

(

~

)

to

specify

the

steps

at

which

you

want

to

apply

reverb

or

delay.

3.

Use

the

knobs

such

as

[LEVEL] and [TIME] (

00

)

to

adjust

the

parameters.

Deleting

a recorded

instrument

from

the

pattern

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..

Refer

to

nINST-REC

n

Synchronizing/Recording

with

Other

Devices

The

TR-8

can receive MIDI Clock

(F8)

data

to

synchronize its tempo. It can also receive MIDI Start

(FA)

and MIDI

Stop

(FC)

to

start/stop itself.

Synchronizing

with

a TB-3

You

can synchronize

the

TR-8

with

a

TB-3

by using a

commercially available MIDI cable

to

make connections.

Synchronizing/recording

with

your

computer

DAW

via

USB

MIDI

OUT

I

TR-8

(master)

MIDIIN I

-'"-" ....

"

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1111,

••••••

. . . . . { .

~

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Iil.

-=

::::J

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r-;:-

{.

I11I\II

1

TB-3

(slave)

If

you

use

a commercially available

USB

2.0 cable

to

connect

the

TR-8

to

your

computer, you

ca

n synchronize

the

TR-8

with

your

DAW

via

USB

MIDI,

or

record individual instruments

of

the

TR-8

onto

tracks

of

your

DAW

via

USB

audio.

Various

Settings

Restoring the Factory Settings (Factory

Reset)

----------------------------~

Here's

how

to

return

the

TR-8

to

its factory-set state.

1.

While

holding

down

the

[CLEAR]

button,

turn

on

the

power.

The

display indicates "r

Sl:

" and

the

[START/STOP]

button

blinks.

If

you decide

to

cancel

the

factory reset,

turn

off

the

power

.

2. Press

the

[START/STOP]

button

to

execute

the

factory

reset.

3.

When

the

display

indicatesll(nP,"turn

the

TR

-8

's

power

off,

then

on

again.

System

Setting s

1.

While

holding

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button,

turn

on

the

power.

The

[START/STOP]

button

blinks.

If

you decide

not

to

make settings,

turn

off

the

power.

2.

Use

the

[TEMPO]

knob

and

the

pads

to

change

the

settings.

Parameter Controller

Explanation

OFF

, [

:-r

:5

Specifies

the

MIDI transmit/receive channel.

MIDI

[TEMPO]

The

display indicates

the

channel. (default: [

:0)

channel

knob

MIDI messages

of

all channels are received.

Onn

(OMNI)

The MIDI transm

it

channel

will

be

10.

If

MIDI clock

is

being

input

to

the

MIDI

IN

connector

or

the

USB

port,

the

TR-8's

tempo

will automatically synchronize

to

MIDI

Lit

(AUTO)

clock (default).

*

If

MIDI clock

is

being simultaneously

input

from

the

MIDI

clock

source

[1]

IN

connector and

from

the

USB

port,

the

USB

port

takes

priority.

The

TR-8

operates at

the

tempo

specified

on

the

unit

itself.

Unlit

(INTERNAL)

Choose

the

"

INTERNAL"

setting

if

you

don

't

want

to

synchronize

to

an external device.

I

Lit (ON)

Specifies

whether

data received

from

the

MIDI

IN

connector will

MIDI

through

[2]

Unlit

(OFF)

be retransmitted from

the

MIDI

OUT

connector

(ON:

default)

or

will

not

be retransmitted

(OFF).

BOOST

mode

[3]

Lit (ON)

Boosts

the

output

level

of

the

MIX

OUT

jacks.

Unlit

(OFF)

EXTERNAL

IN

[4]

Lit

(STEREO)

Specifies

whether

the

audio

input

from

the

EXTERNAL

INjacks

select

Unlit (MONO)

will

be

stereo (default setting)

or

mono

x

2.

ASSIGNABLE

Hold

down

variation [A]

If

the

INST

select

button

or

the

EXTERNAL

IN

section

's

[STEP]

OUTA

button

is

lit,

that

instrument

is

output

to

ASSIGNABLE

OUT

A.

ASSIGNABLE

Hold

down

variation

[B]

If

the

INST

select

button

or

the

EXTERNAL

IN

section's

[STEP]

OUTB

button

is

lit,

that

instrument

is

output

to

ASSIGNABLE

OUT B

Screen-saver

Hold

down

[TAP]

and

turn

Specifies

the

time

until

the

screen saver

is

shown.

If

this

is

DFF

,

the

[TEMPO] knob

the

screen saver

is

not

shown. (default: 5 min)

Lit

(PAD)

Each

time

you press

the

pad,

the

setting

is

switched in

the

order

PROGRAMMING

of

Strong

->

Weak

->

Off.

MODE

[TR-REC]

By

holding

down

the

INST

select

button

and pressing a pad,

Unlit

(INST)

[you can enter a weak

note

(default value).

EFFECT

MODE

[KIT]

Lit

(KIT)

The effect

type

is

saved in

the

kit.

Unlit

(SYSTEM)

All kits use

the

same effect

type

(default value).

3. Press

the

[START/STOP]

button

to

save

the

settings.

The settings are saved, and

the

TR-8

restarts.

I

"'

-MiMI.

In

this operation guide, functions added

by

installing the

TR

-S update (ver. 1.10, ver. 1.

11

) and

7X7

-

TRS

Drum Machine Expansion

are

printed in red.

o [VOLUME]

knob

Adjusts the

output

volume

of

the MIX

OUT

jacks and the

PHONES

jack.

* This does

not

affect the volume

of

the

ASSIGNABLE

OUT

jacks.

o

[CLEAR]

button

Erases

the

recorded content for

an

individual instrument, or deletes a pattern.

G

Mode

buttons

Controller Explanation

[TR-REC]

button

[PTN

SELECT]

button

[lNST

PLAY]

button

[lNST

REC]

button

DRUM

SELECT

[KIT] button

[lNST]

button

Step-records a pattern." Refer

to

UTR-REC

(Step Recordlng)n

Select a pattern." Refer

to

"Playing/Selecting/Controlling a Pattern"

Lets you use the pads

(m)

to

perform in real time.

You

can perform even While a pattern

is

playing.

Lets you realtime-record a pattern.

..

Refer

to

"INST-REC (Realtime Recording)"

Select a kit.

..

Refer

to

UChanglng Klts/lnstrurnents

n

Selects

the

sound (tone) for

an

instrument.

..

Refer

to

UChanglng Klts/lnstruments

n

I

o [LAST

STEP]

button

Specifies the length

of

the pattern .

..

Refer

to

"TR-REC (Step

Recording)"

e

Variation

buttons

[AHB]

Switches between variations (A/B)

of

a pattern."

Refer

to

"Playing/Selecting/Controlling

a

Pattern"

G [START/STOP]

button

Plays/stops the pattern.

* While a pattern

is

playing, you

can

hold

down

the

[TAP)

button

and

press

the [

START

/

STOP]

button

to

move

to

the

beginning

of

the pattern.

o

ACCENT

section

Adds

an

accent

to

the specified step .

..

Refer

to

"TR-REC (Step

Recording)"

o

REVERB

section/

0 DELAY

section

Let you edit the parameters for reverb and delay.

Controller Explanation

[LEVEL]

knob

Volume

of

the reverb/delay

[TIME]

knob

Length

of

the reverb/delay

[GATE]

knob

Timing at which

the

reverb

is

cut

off

(only for reverb)

[FEEDBACK]

knob

Delay repetitions (only for delay)

[STEP]

button

Lets you use the pads

(m)

to

specify the step

to

which reverb

or

delay will be applied.

G EXTERNAL IN

section

Here you can adjust the sound

that

's

input

to

the

EXTERNAL

IN

jacks.

Controller Explanation

[LEVEL]

knob

[SIDE

CHAIN]

knob

[STEP]

button

CD

INST

edit

section

Volume

Adjusts ("ducks") the volume

of

the audio

input

according

to

the pattern being played by

the

TR-8

(side chain). Turning the knob toward the

right

produces a greater effect.

Lets you use the pads

(e)

to

specify the steps at which side chaining will adjust

the

volume.

Here you can adjust the

tonal character

of

the instrument.

What

is an "INST"?

The TR-8lets you use

11

different

INST

(instruments;

BASS

DRUM-RIDE

CYMBAL)

in a pattern.

You

can assign a desired

sound (tone)

to

each instrument.

Controller Explanation

[TUNE]

knob

Tuning (pitch)

[DECAY]

knob

Length

of

decay

[ATTACK]

knob

Strength

of

the attack (only for

BASS

DRUM)

[SNAPPY]

knob

Volume

of

the snare (stretched wires) (only for

SNARE

DRUM)

[COMP]

knob

Amount

of

compressor effect (only for

BASS

DRUM

and

SNARE

DRUM)

[LEVEL]

fader

Volume

*

For

some tones, there

might

not

be

an

effect.

G INST select

button

Mode

Explanation

TR-REC

DRUM

SELECT-INST

Selects

the

instrument for

TR-REC.

..

Refer

to

uTR-REC

(Step Recording)n

Selects the instrument whose tone will be changed.

..

Refer

to

"Changing

Kits/Instruments"

G

SCALE

section

Switches the

scale

of

steps during

TR-REC.

Button/

LED

Explanation

[SCALE]

button

Choose one

of

the

following four

to

specify the note value

of

each step.

8th note

triplet

(j>a)

Three steps will be one beat.

16th note

triplet W

Six

steps will be one beat.

16th note

(),)

Four steps will be one beat.

32nd note

()I)

Eight steps will be one beat.

G Pad

[l]-[ll](1NST)1

Pad

[12]-[1

S](ROLL)I Pad [16](MUTE)

Mode

Explanation

TR-REC

PTN

SELECT

INSTPLAY

INSTREC

For

each step, specify whether the instrument will sound.

Select a pattern

1-16

.

•

Pads

[1

]-[11 ](I

NST)

play instruments.

•

If

you hold down [12]-[15](ROLL) and

press

[1

]-[11], a roll

is

played on that instrument;

you

can

press

two

or more

of

the [12]-[15] pads

to

change

the

roll variation.

If

you hold

down

the

[INST

PLAY]

button and

press

the

[12]-[15] and

[1

]-[11] pads,

the sound will be

held

so

that

it

continues playing even after you release your finger.

To

cancel Hold, press the selected pad

without

pressing

[lNST

PLAY].

•

If

you press [16](MUTE) and then press the instrument pad or

INST

select button, that

sound

is

muted.

During

realtime recording, the pads record the corresponding instrument.

I

KIT

Select kits 1-16. I

DRUMSELEcr-------4----------------------------------------------~

1

INST

Select a tone for the instrument.

G

SCATTER

section

Controller Explanation

[SCATTER]

knob

Selects the scatter type.

[DEPTH]

button

If

this

is

on, the

[SCATTER]

knob adjusts the scatter depth.

[ON]

button

Enables the scatter function.

* The scatter effect will

not

apply

to

the first cycle

of

the loop; the effect will apply to the second and subsequent cycles

of

the loop.

*

By

holding down the

[DEPTH]

button and pressing the

[ON]

button, you

can

apply scatter

to

just the cycle that

is

currently playing.

e

Displayl

G TEMPO section

The current tempo

is

shown in the display

(G)

.

Controller Explanation

[TEMPO]

knob

Adjusts the tempo.

[SHUFFLE]

knob

Adjusts the amount

of

shuffle (bounce).

[FINE]

knob

Makes fine adjustments

to

the tempo.

[TAP]

button

To

set the tempo, tap this button several times at the desired interval.

I

Playing/Selecting/Controlling a Pattern

Playing a

pattern

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

[START/STOP]

button

(O).

2.

Use

scatter

(e)

or

INST

edit

(G)}

to

modify

the

sound.

Selecting a

pattern

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(e).

2.

Use

the

pads

(e)

to

select a pattern.

The

selected pad blinks.

It

remains

lit

during

playback.

If

you select the next pattern during playback, the

pad

blinks.

You

can

have a range selection by pushing

two

pads simultaneously. The selected patterns play

sequentially.

3.

Use

the

variation

buttons

(O)

to

select A

or

B.

If

you make both buttons

[A]

and

[B]

light, A and

then B

are

played successively.

Generating

a

random

pattern

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

You

can

automatically generate a random pattern.

This modifies the

selected pattern.

1. Hold

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(e)

and

press

the

SCATIER [ON]

button

(e).

2.

To

save, press

the

[TR-REC]

button

(blinks).

Copying a

pattern

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(e).

*

If

a pattern

is

playing, stop it.

2. Hold

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(e)

and use

the

pads

(e)

to

specify

the

pattern

that

you

want

to

copy.

3.

Press

the

pad

to

which you

want

to

paste

the

pattern.

Copying a

pattern

for

an

individual

instrument

•

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1. Switch patterns

by

pressing

the

pad

for

the

pattern

that

you

want

to

copy.

2. Hold

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(a)

and

press

the

INST

select button(s}

(0)

ofllie

instrument(s}

that

you

want

to

copy.

(Multiple

selections are allowed.)

3. When you've specified

the

instrument(s}, press

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(e).

4.

Press

the

pad

(e)

to

which you

want

to

paste

the

pattern.

Deleting a

pattern

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(e).

2. Hold

down

the

[CLEAR]

button

(A)

and

use

the

pads

(e)

to

specify

the

pattern

that

you

want

to

delete.

Locking

(not

editable)

a

pattern

•

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1. Hold

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button

(e)

and

turn

the

[TEMPO]

knob

(G).

The display indicates "

OFF

" (editable) or

"

Loc~'

(

not

editable).

Restoring

the

Factory Settings (Factory Reset)

Here's

how

to

return the

TR

-8

to

its factory-set state.

1. While

holding

down

the

[CLEAR]

button,

turn

on

the

power

.

The

display indicates";

St

" and the

[START

/

STOP]

button

blinks.

If

you decide to cancel the factory reset, turn

off

the

power.

2.

Press

the

[START/STOP]

button

to

execute

the

factory

reset.

3. When

the

display indicates

"cnp,"turn

the

TR-8's

power

off,

then

on again.

Added instruments

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

TR

-707/727 sounds (tones) and original sounds based on

the

TR

-

SOS

He

circuit have been added.

The

color that's displayed when you change

an

instrument's sound (tone)

is

pink

for

TR

-

SOS,

yellow for

TR

-909, orange for

TR

-

707,

and blue forTR-727.

BO

SO

808

SO

90950

707501/2

LT

808LT

909

LT

808 LConga

MT

808MT

909MT

808

MConga

707MT

HT

808HT

909HT

808HConga

707HT

RS

808RS

909R5

808Claves

707

AS/

Cowbell

HC

80SHC

909HC

80s Maracas

707HC1

CH

80SCH

909CH

707CH

OH

8OS0H

9090H

7070H

CC

80SCC 909CC 707CC

RC

80s Cowbell

909RC

707RC

Changing kits

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

DRUM SElECT [KIT]

button

(0).

2.

Press

a

lit

pad

(4D)

to

select a kit.

The

selected pad blinks.

Changing

an

instrument's

sound

(tone)

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

This modifies the kit

that

is

selected.

1.

Press

the

DRUM

SELECT

[INST)

button

(0).

2.

Use

the

INST

select

buttons

(CD)

to

select

the

instrument

whose

tone

you

want

to

change.

3.

Press

a

lit

pad

(4D)

to

select its

tone

.

The

selected pad blinks.

Changing

an

instrument's

pan

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

DRUM SElECT [INST)

button

(0)

.

2. Hold

down

the

INST

select

button

(CD) and

turn

the

[TEMPO)

knob

(L64-O-R63).

Changing

the

type

of

reverb/delay/side

chain

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

DRUM SElECT [INST)

button

(0).

2.

Press

the

[STEP)

button

(~)

and use

the

pads

(e)

to

change

the

type

~deray,reverb,

or

side

c!lain.

Turning each instrument's reverb/delay

on/off

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

DRUM SElECT [KIT]

button

(0).

2. Hold

down

the

[STEP)

button

(00)

and

use

the

INST

select

buttons

(CD)

to

turn

the

setting

on/off.

Pattern

1-16

A pattern plays

the

inst

of

the

kit.

Kit

1-16

~

~~SM

n

!Ii

n

ml

i

-'

-

'

-

,

~:'--:'-::--:

...

"

: : : : : : : : : : .

...••••

:1

.

...

..

Instxll

..

..... .

.c=

__

..

.

...

.

___

.....

__

...

.

...

. _

..

_

..

.

...

.

........

.

..

~:.:.J

Changing

an

instrument's gain

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

DRUM

SELECT

[KIT)

button

(0)

.

2.

Hold

down

the

INST select

button

(CD)

of

the

instrument

that

you

want

to

adjust,

and

turn

the

[TEMPO)

knob

(CD).

Copying a kit

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

DRUM SElECT [KIT)

button

(0)

.

2.

Press

a

pad

(4D)

to

select

the

kit

that

you

want

to

change.

3. While

holding

down

the

[KIT)

button

(0),

turn

the

[TEMPO)

knob

(CD)

to

select

the

copy-source

kit

.

*

As

the copy-source, you

can

also select

an

original

kit

(707/727/S0S/909).

4.

Press

the

blinking

pad

(4D)

to

execute

the

copy

.

* Before executing the copy operation, you

can

exit

without

copying by selecting "---"

as

the copy-source

or by pressing a different pad that

is

lit.

INST-REC

(Realtime Recording)

In

this method

of

recording, you create a pattern by

recording your performance on the pads

(m ) in real time.

This

will modify the pattern

that

is

selected.

1.

Press

the

[INST

REC]

button

(e).

2.

Press

the

[START/STOP]

button

(0)

to

start

recording.

3. Perform

on

the

pads

(m).

* Operations in the

INST

edit section (G )

are

not

recorded.

Adding accents

to

the

performance

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1. Hold

down

the

ACCENT

[STEP]

button

(8)

and use

the

pads

(m)

to

specify

the

steps.

Playing

alternate

sounds

or

weak

beats

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

The following sounds allow you to play alternate sounds.

For

the other sounds, you

can

specify weak beats.

707 B01/2,

707

RS

/Cowbell,

727 H/L Bongo,

727 H/L Agogo,

707501/2,

707 HC/Tambourine,

727 Mute/Open H Conga,

727

Cabasa

/Maracas

1. Hold

down

the

REVERB

[STEP]

button

(0)

and

play

a pad

(m).

Alternate

sounds

Although one sound

is

assigned

to

each pad, specific

sounds (tones) such

as

the 707

BO

and 707

SO

have a

second sound

(alternate sound)

ass

igned

as

well.

The normal sound and alternate sound

are

played

alternately.

Playing a flam

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Hold

down

the

DELAY

[STEP]

button

(0)

and

playa

pad

(m)

.

Deleting a recorded

instrument

from

the

pattern

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Function Operation

Deleting a

specific region

Deleting all

notes

During playback, hold

down

the

[CLEAR]

button

(A)

; the instrument

that's selected bYthe

INST

select

buttons

(m)

is

deleted from the

region

of

the

pattern

that

plays while

you hold

down

the

[CLEAR]

button.

Hold down the

INST

select

button

(e

)

of

the instrument that you want

to

delete, and press the [

CLEAR]

(8 )

button

.

TR-REC

(Step Recording)

In this method

of

recording, you create a pattern by specifying the steps at which each instrument will sound.

This

will modify the pattern that

is

selected.

You

can

even play back the pattern while you'

re

creating it.

1. Press

the

[TR-REC]

button

(0)

.

2.

Use

the

variation

buttons

to

select

either

A

or

B.

*

If

A and B are playing consecutively, you can hold

down

[A]

and

press

[B]

to

select

A,

or hold down

[B]

and

press

[A]

to

select B.

*

By

holding

down

the

[TR

-

REC

]

button

and pressing

[A]

or

[BJ.

you

can

edit the pattern

of

the specified variation

regardless

of

the pattern that's currently playing.

3.

Use

the

[SCALE]

button

(6))

to

specify

the

scale.

4. Press

one

of

the

INST select

buttons

(G)

to

select

the

instrument

that

you

want

to

record.

5.

Use

the

pads

(m)

to

specify

the

steps

at

which you

want

the

selected

instrument

to

sound.

6. Repeat steps

3-4.

Specifying

the

length

of

the

pattern (LAST

STEP)

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Here's

how

to

specify the number

of

steps

that

the pattern

will contain.

1.

Hold

down

the

[LAST

STEP]

button

(0)

and press a

pad

(m)

to

specify

the

last step.

*

You

can

't specify

LAST

STEP

if

multiple patterns

are

selected.

Specifying accents

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

[STEP]

button

(8).

2. Press

the

pads

(m)

for

each step

at

which you

want

to

add

an accent.

3.

Use

the

[LEVEl]

knob

(8)

to

adjust

the

volume

of

the

accent.

Applying reverb or delay

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1. Press

the

[STEP]

button

(00)

.

2.

Use

the

pads

(m)

to

specify

the

steps

at

which

you

want

to

apply

reverb

or

delay.

3.

Use

the

knobs such

as

[LEVEL]

and

[TIME]

(00)

to

adjust

the

parameters.

Deleting a recorded instrument from

the

pattern

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

..

Refer

to

"INST-REC (Realtime

Recording)"

Playing alternate sounds or weak beats

•

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

The following sounds allow you

to

play alternate sounds. For

the other sounds, you can specify weak beats.

707

B01l2

,

707

RS

/Cowbell,

727 H/L Bongo,

727 H/L Agogo,

707501/2,

707 HCITambourine,

727 Mute/Open H Conga,

727

Cabasa

/Maracas

1.

Hold

down

one

of

the

INST

select

buttons

(G)

and

press

the

appropriate

pad

(m).

The pad lights

dimly

.

Specifying weak accents

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Press

the

ACCENT

[STEP]

button

(8).

2. For each step

at

which you

want

to

specify a weak

accent,

hold

down

the

ACCENT

[STEP]

button

(8)

and

press

the

appropriate

pad.

3.

Use

the

ACCENT

[LEVEL]

knob

(8)

to

specify

the

volume

of

the

weak accent.

*

You

can

specify either

an

accent or a weak accent,

not

both

.

* The volume

of

the accent and the volume

of

the weak

accent change in tandem .

Specifying a flam

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

1.

Hold

down

the

[TR-REC]

button

(0)

and press a pad

to

specify a flam.

The pad

is

lit

purple.

Specifying

the

flam spacing

•

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

You

can

choose the flam spacing in a range

of

eight steps.

1.

Hold

down

the

[TR-REC]

button

(0)

and use

the

[TEMPO]

knob

(0)

to

specify

the

flam

spacing.

*

If

you specify "0:' there will be no flam effect.

System Setti

ngs

1. While

holding

down

the

[PTN

SELECT]

button,

turn

on

the

power.

The

[START/STOP]

button

blinks.

If

you decide

not

to

make settings,

turn

off

the power.

2. Use

the

[TEMPO]

knob

and

the

pads

to

change

the

settings.

Parameter

Controller

Explanation

OFF,

[ 1-[

16

Specifies

the

MIDI transmit/receive channel.

I

MIDI channel

[TEMPO]

The display indicates

the

channel (default: [

1m

.

knob

MIDI messages

of

all channels are received.

I

Onn

(OMNI)

The MIDI transmit channel will be

10.

I

If

MIDI clock

is

being

input

to the MIDI

IN

connector or

the

USB

port,

the

Lit

(AUTO)

TR-8's

tempo

will automatically synchronize

to

MIDI clock (default).

MIDI

[1]

If

MIDI clock

is

being simultaneously

input

from

the

MIDI

IN

connector

clock

source

and from the

USB

port,

the

USB

port

takes priority.

I

Unlit

(INTERNAL)

The

TR-8

operates at the

tempo

specified on the

unit

itself. Choose

the

"INTERNAL"

setting

if

you

don't

want

to

synchronize to

an

external device.

Lit

(ON)

Specifies

whether

data received

from

the

MIDI

IN

connector will be

MIDI

through

[2]

Unlit

(OFF)

retransmitted from

the

MIDI

OUT

connector

(ON

: default)

or

will

not

be

retransmitted

(OFF).

BOOST

mode

Lit

(ON)

Boosts the

output

level

of

the MIX

OUT

jacks and

the

ASSIGNABLE

OUT

[3]

Unlit

(OFF)

jacks (default: ON).

EXTERNAL

IN

[4]

Lit

(STEREO)

Specifies

whether

the

audio

input

from

the

EXTERNAL

IN

jacks will

be

I

select

Unlit (MONO)

stereo (default setting)

or

mono

x

2.

SCATTER

[ON]

Lit

(ON)

Enabled only while you hold

down

the

button

.

button

[5]

Unlit

(OFF)

Alternates between enabled/disabled each

time

you press the

button

(default setting).

MIDI

realtime

Lit

(ON)

Only MIDI clock

is

received.

I

message

[6]

I

reception

Unlit

(OFF)

MIDI clock and

START/STOP

are received (default setting).

Lit

(ON)

Hold

down

the

[SCALE]

button

and use the [TEMPO] knob

to

select

the

SCALE

scale.

operations

[SCALE]

The scale switches each

time

you press the

[SCALE]

button

(default

Unlit

(OFF)

setting).

ASSIGNABLE

Hold

down

variation [A]

If

the

INST

select

button

or

the

EXTERNAL

IN

section's

[STEP]

button

is

lit,

OUT

A

that

instrument

is

output

to

ASSIGNABLE

OUT

A.

ASSIGNABLE

Hold

down

variation

[B]

If

the

INST

select

button

or

the

EXTERNAL

IN

section's

[STEP]

button

is

lit,

OUTB

that

instrument

is

output

to

ASSIGNABLE

OUT

B

Screen-saver

Hold

down

[TAP]

and

turn

the

Specifies the

time

until the screen saver

is

shown.

If

this

is

OFF,

the

I

[TEMPO]

knob

screen saver

is

not

shown (default: 5 min).

Lit

(PAD)

Each

time

you press the pad,

the

setting

is

switched in

the

order

of

PROGRAMMING

[TR-REC]

Strong -> Weak ->

Off

.

mode

By

holding

down

the

INST

select

button

and pressing a pad, you can

Unlit (lNST)

enter a weak

note

(default value).

I

EFFECT

mode

Lit

(KIT)

The effect

type

is

saved in

the

kit.

I

[KIT]

Unlit

(SYSTEM)

All kits use

the

same effect

type

(default value).

I

3. Press

the

[START/STOP]

button

to

save

the

settings.

The settings are saved, and

the

TR-8

restarts.

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PERFORMER

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Basic

Channel

Mode

Note

Number:

Velocity

After

Touch

Pitch

Bend

Control

Change

Program

Change

System

Exclusive

System

Common

System

RealTime

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Messages

Default

Changed

Defaul

t

Me

ssages

Altered

True

Voice

Note

On

Note Off

Key's

Channel's

True

Number

:

Song

Position

Song

Select

Tune

Request

:

Clock

Start

Continue

Stop

:

AJI

Sound

Off

Reset

A

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Controllers

Local

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AJI

Notes

Off

Onni

Mode Off

Onni

Modew

Mono ModeOn

Poly

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MIDI

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EXTERNAL

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LEVEL

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LEVEL

RS

TUNE

RS

DECAY

RS

LEVEL

HCTUNE

HC

DECAY

HC

LEVEL

CH

TUNE

CH

DECAY

CH

LEVEL

SCATTER

TYPE

SC

ATTER

DEPTH

SC

ATTER

SW

AC

CENT

OH

TUNE

OH

DECAY

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LEVEL

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CC

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25, 2014

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of

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publication

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be

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in

any

form

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permission

of

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Ins! I Note

Number

BASS

DRU

M

35,36

SNARE

DRUM

38,40

LCNVTOM

41,43

M

ID

TOM

45,47

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T

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37

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39

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OPEN

H

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46

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CYMBAL

49

RIDE

CYMBAL

51

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Velocitz

ITR-909

ITR-SOS

50

Accent

Off

80

Accent + 1 Accent

Off

110 Accent +2 Accent + 1

~3

The

same

processing

will

be carried

out

as whe!l

Start

is

received

~4

The

same

processing

will

be carried

out

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when

All

Notes Offis received

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