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Editing
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Copying a drum instrument from another drum kit
If you want to create a drum sound that’s similar to a drum instrument in another existing drum kit, you can
copy that drum instrument.
1
In the Drum Play mode, select the copy-source drum kit and drum instrument.
2
Press the [EDIT/YES] button to enter the Drum Edit mode.
The [DRUM] button and [EDIT/YES] button will light.
3
Select the P16: UTILITY page.
4
Use “Edit” to select Copy Inst.
5
Use “Source” to select the copy-source drum kit and
instrument number.
If you want to change the copy-destination drum instru-
ment, use the 16KEYS [SELECT] button to choose PRO-
GRAM, and use the [1]–[16] keys to select a drum
instrument.
6
Change “Sure?” to “Press [YES],” and then press the [EDIT/YES] button.
“Sure?” will indicate Complete; the copy has been completed.
If you want to keep these settings, you must write them. If you don’t execute the Write operation,
your changes will be lost. (
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p.32 “Saving an edited program”)
Assigning a note number to a drum instrument
Here’s how to assign note numbers to the sixteen drum instruments of a drum kit.
1
In the Drum Play mode, select a drum kit.
2
Press the [EDIT/YES] button to enter the Drum Edit mode.
3
Select the P02: COMMON, DRUM MAP page.
4
Use the 16KEYS [SELECT] button to select PRO-
GRAM, and use the 16KEYS [1]–[16] keys to specify a
drum instrument.
5
Use “PlayNote” to specify the note number (C-1–G9)
assigned to the drum instrument.
6
Repeat steps 4–5 to assign a note number to each
drum instrument.
If you assign the same note number to two or more drum instruments, each of the assigned drum
instruments will sound when you play that note of the keyboard.
If you want to keep these settings, you must write them. If you don’t execute the Write operation,
your changes will be lost. (
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p.32 “Saving an edited program”)