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COMP/LIMITER module

ISOLATOR module

Parameter description

3BAND EQ R module

MOD/DELAY module

Parameter description

LINE algorithm

Type

Parameter

Compressor

For an explanation of types and parameters, see DUAL MIC algorithm.

Limiter

Type

Parameter

Isolator

Xover Lo

Xover Hi

Mix High

Mix Mid

Mix Low

Divides the signal into three frequency bands and allows individual adjustment of mixing ratio for each band.

Parameter name

Setting range

Description

Xover Lo

50Hz – 16kHz

Adjusts low-to-mid crossover frequency.

Xover Hi

50Hz – 16kHz

Adjusts mid-to-high crossover frequency.

Mix High

Off, -24 – 6

Adjusts high range mixing level.

Mix Mid

Off, -24 – 6

Adjusts mid range mixing level.

Mix Low

Off, -24 – 6

Adjusts low range mixing level.

Type

Parameter

3BAND EQ

For an explanation of types and parameters, see CLEAN, DISTORTION, ACO/BASS SIM algorithms.

Type

Parameter

Chorus

Depth

Rate

Mix

Mixes a variable pitch-shifted component to original sound, resulting in full-bodied resonating tone.

Flanger

Depth

Rate

Resonance

Produces a resonating and strongly undulating sound.

Phaser

Rate

Color

LFO Shift

Produces a swooshing sound.

Tremolo

Depth

Rate

Clip

Periodically varies the volume level.

Auto Pan

Width

Rate

Clip

Shifts the panning position of the sound between left and right.

Pitch

Shift

Tone

Fine

Balance

This effect shifts the pitch up or down.

Ring Modulator

For an explanation of types and parameters, see CLEAN, DISTORTION, ACO/BASS SIM algorithms.

Delay

Time

Feedback

Mix

Delay effect with max. setting 2000 ms.

Echo

Time

Feedback

Mix

Warm delay effect with max. setting 2000 ms.

Doubling

Time

Tone

Mix

Doubling effect which creates body by adding a short delay.

Parameter name

Setting range

Description

Depth

0 – 100

Adjusts modulation depth.

Resonance

-10 – 10

Adjusts resonance intensity. Negative values result in reversed phase of effect sound.

Color

4Stage, 8Stage, Invert4, Invert8

Selects sound type.

LFO Shift

0 – 180

Adjusts left/right phase shift.

Width

0 – 10

Adjusts auto pan width.

Rate

1 – 50

(P180 Table1)

Adjusts modulation rate. Using rhythm tempo as reference, setting in note units is also
possible.

Clip

0 – 10

Adds emphasis by clipping modulation waveform.

Time

Delay, Echo: 1 – 2000ms

Adjusts delay time.

Doubling: 1 – 100ms

Summary of Contents for HD16

Page 1: ... ZOOM Corporation Reproduction of this manual in whole or in part by any means is prohibited Operation Manual English ...

Page 2: ...the following for grounding Water pipe risk of electric shock Gas pipe risk of explosion Telephone wiring ground or lightning arrestor risk of lightning stroke Environment Avoid using your HD8 HD16 in environments where it will be exposed to Extreme temperature High humidity moisture or splashing water Excessive dust or sand Excessive vibration or shock Handling Never place objects filled with liq...

Page 3: ...he cloth Do not use abrasive cleanser wax or solvents such as paint thinner or cleaning alcohol since these may dull the finish or damage the surface Backup The data of HD8 HD16 can be lost because of malfunction or incorrect operation Backup your data Copyrights Except for personal use unauthorized recording from copyrighted sources CDs records tapes video clips broadcast material and so on is pr...

Page 4: ...on 39 Finding a desired location scrub preview function 40 Using scrub preview 40 Changing the scrub direction and duration 40 Re recording only a specified region punch in out function 41 Using manual punch in out 41 Using auto punch in out 41 Recording several tracks on a master track mixdown function 42 About the master track 42 Master track mixdown steps 43 Playing the master track 43 Converti...

Page 5: ...100 Copying a rhythm pattern 100 Deleting a rhythm pattern 101 Creating a rhythm song 101 Selecting a rhythm song 101 Entering pattern information using step input 102 Using FAST for pattern information input 104 Entering chord information 105 Entering other information 107 Playing a rhythm song 108 Editing a rhythm song 108 Copying a specified range of measures 108 Transposing the entire rhythm s...

Page 6: ...tems 161 File transfer to and from a computer 161 Operating DAW Software From the HD8 HD16 163 Selecting the connector to use for control surface mode 163 Switching to control surface mode 163 Using Mass Storage Mode and Control Surface Mode Simultaneously 164 Reference Other Functions 165 Playing several projects continuously sequence play 165 Creating a playlist 165 Playlist playback 166 Using t...

Page 7: ...er high impedance instruments to dynamic and condenser microphones as well as synthesizers and other line level equipment 8 track recording mode sub output support only The HD16 has an 8 track recording mode that can handle up to 8 signals simultaneously This is great for multi miking a drum setup or recording an entire band in one go In addition to the regular stereo output the HD16 also provides...

Page 8: ...ying the tone in real time while recording a track or for mastering during track playback for mixdown and bounce CD R RW drive lets you create audio CDs or backups The integrated CD R RW drive lets you write audio data saved on the master track onto a CD R RW disc to produce an audio CD The drive is also convenient to back up data that you have recorded USB port as standard equipment The HD8 HD16 ...

Page 9: ...ions Recorder Records and plays back audio signals Rhythm section Uses the internal drum bass sound source to play rhythms Mixer Mixes the signals from the recorder and the drum bass sound source into a stereo signal for output via the output jacks and for mixdown on dedicated master tracks Effects Process input signals recorder playback signals or drum bass sound source signals in various ways to...

Page 10: ...takes For each track one V take can be selected for recording playback The recorder section also provides a set of stereo tracks which are separate from the normal audio tracks This is called the master track The master track is dedicated for mixdown and for holding the material used to create an audio CD The HD8 HD16 contains a rhythm section that operates in sync with the recorder It offers 511 ...

Page 11: ...order via the MASTER OUT and DIGITAL OUT connectors The HD8 HD16 provides two types of effects insert effect and send return effect These effects which can be used simultaneously have the characteristics described below This effect can be inserted at one of the following three points in the signal path 1 Immediately after the input jack 2 A desired track of the mixer 3 Immediately before the MASTE...

Page 12: ...ion HD8 1 Input section HD8 3 Meter display section HD8 2 Output section INPUT jacks 1 2 MASTER OUT jacks PHONES controls 1 2 PHONES jacks 1 2 Hi Z switch PEAK indicators 1 2 ON OFF keys 48V switch REC LEVEL control CLIP indicator Level meters 1 6 7 8 RHYTHM MASTER Parameter select indicators Display GAIN controls 1 2 Names of Parts HD8 Top Panel ...

Page 13: ...n HD16 3 Meter display section HD16 2 Output section INPUT jacks 1 8 MASTER OUT jacks PHONES jack STEREO SUB OUT jack PHONES control STEREO SUB OUT control Hi Z switches 1 2 GAIN controls 1 8 REC LEVEL control CLIP indicator 8TRACK RECORDING key 48V switches 1 8 ON OFF keys PEAK indicators 1 8 Level meters 1 8 9 10 15 16 RHYTHM MASTER Parameter select indicators Display HD16 Top Panel ...

Page 14: ...M MASTER NEW PROJECT key CLEAR key MARKER U key MARKER I key MARK key INPUT SOURCE key HDD ACCESS indicator SHIFT key TEMPO key REPEAT STEP key Pads 1 9 A B REPEAT key AUTO PUNCH IN OUT key BOUNCE key SCENE key PROJECT UTILITY key TRACK PARAMETER key MIDI OUT connector USB port MIDI IN connector DIGITAL OUT jack CONTROL IN jack POWER switch DC 12V jack HD8 HD16 Rear Panel ...

Page 15: ...section Parameter knobs Faders 1 8 9 10 15 16 RHYTHM MASTER Status keys 1 8 9 10 15 16 RHYTHM MASTER SELECT key Cursor keys ZERO U key PLAY R key STOP P key ENTER key Dial CD R RW drive bay FF Y key REW T key REC O key FUNCTION key SOLO key EXIT key EDIT key HD8 HD16 Right Side Panel ...

Page 16: ...pply phantom power to a condenser mic use the INPUT jack s and set the respective 48V switch to On engaged 4 2 When connecting stereo output devices such as a synthesizer or CD player connect the L side output of the external device to an odd numbered INPUT and the R side output to an even numbered INPUT on the HD8 HD16 5 The PHONES jacks carry the same signal as the MASTER OUT connectors The outp...

Page 17: ...nnectors to another MIDI device or a computer with MIDI interface you can exchange MIDI information between the HD8 HD16 and the other device If you connect the HD8 HD16 to a computer via the USB port you can exchange audio files and MIDI information between the HD8 HD16 and the other device If a computer is connected via the MIDI IN OUT connectors or the USB port the HD8 HD16 can be used as a con...

Page 18: ... that all cables and the AC adapter are disconnected 1 Turn the HD8 HD16 over and remove the blank panel from the drive mounting section on the right side panel To remove the blank panel pull out the groove in the center 2 Remove the fastening screws of the bottom plate and remove the bottom plate Take care not to lose the screws as these will be needed again for reassembly 3 Turn the CD R RW driv...

Page 19: ...s on the bottom of the HD8 HD16 and the screw holes of the CD R RW drive are aligned 6 Fasten the CD R RW drive with the four supplied panhead screws Then reattach the bottom plate with the screws removed in step 2 NOTE Use only the dedicated CD R RW drive CD 02 made by ZOOM Corporation or our recommendation drive For details our recommendation drive see our website http www zoom co jp ZOOM Corpor...

Page 20: ...he POWER switch on the rear panel of the HD8 HD16 to OFF The indication GoodBye See You appears on the display and the unit is turned off When a synthesizer or other electronic instrument is connected turn power to that device off after the HD8 HD16 You must use this method to turn off the power of the HD8 HD16 Never turn off the power by disconnecting the AC adaptor plug from the DC 12V jack or b...

Page 21: ...of the monitor system When headphones are connected turn down the PHONES control 2 Press the PLAY R key in the transport section Playback of the demo song starts 3 Adjust the monitor system volume setting or the PHONES control to a comfortable volume 4 To adjust the volume of the individual tracks use the respective faders The volume of the rhythm section can be adjusted with the RHYTHM fader afte...

Page 22: ...cording level 6 Press status key 1 repeatedly until the key is lit in red A track for which the status key is lit in red is in the recording standby condition 7 Operate the fader for track 1 to adjust the input signal monitor level In the recording standby condition status key lit in red the respective level meter shows the input signal level For tracks in playback mode status key lit in green the...

Page 23: ...te a new project from the project menu p 151 4 Press the ENTER key A new project is created and the main screen appears While this screen is displayed you can perform various recorder actions such as recording and playback Step 1 Preparations 1 1 Creating a new project Project No 1 Project No 1 PRJ001 A PRJ001 A Number of new project Name of new project PRJ 1 PRJ001 PRJ 1 PRJ001 Ó00 000 00 000 00 ...

Page 24: ...IFT key in the pad section and press pad 7 PATTERN Pad 7 PATTERN lights up and the currently selected rhythm pattern is shown on the display 3 Press the PLAY R key in the transport section The selected rhythm pattern is played repeatedly in sync with the recorder operation The TEMPO key flashes according to the current tempo setting HINT During play the pads corresponding to the currently produced...

Page 25: ...guide rhythm of the rhythm section As an example we describe how to record an electric guitar on track 1 with the insert effect 1 Connect an instrument to the INPUT jack 1 p 16 17 For an instrument with high output impedance passive type electric guitar or bass use a high impedance compatible INPUT jack and set the respective Hi Z switch to On engaged On the HD8 the INPUT jack 1 is high impedance ...

Page 26: ...evel press the status key for the record target track so that the key is lit in red The level meter for that track now shows the recording level The signal supplied to the HD8 HD16 can be modified with the insert effect This effect can be applied to the input to any track or immediately before the MASTER fader The insert effect actually is a multi effect unit that contains a number of single effec...

Page 27: ...tings are possible for each channel When you select an algorithm the patch shown on the second line of the display also changes NOTE only The 8x COMP EQ algorithm can only be inserted in the input when the 8 track recording function p 46 is active 5 Turn the dial to select the patch A total of 310 330 patches are available for the insert effect You can edit these patches if desired to alter the so...

Page 28: ...ly p 46 2 Set fader 1 and the MASTER fader to 0 dB Then adjust the volume of the monitoring system while playing your instrument 3 To begin recording press the ZERO U key to return to the beginning of the song Then hold down the REC O key and press the PLAY R key 4 The REC O key and PLAY R key light up and a pre count of 4 beats is heard Then recording will begin Record your instrument play while ...

Page 29: ...ent press status key 1 until it is lit in green The recording standby condition of track 1 is canceled HINT Recorded content can be copied deleted or edited p 50 By switching to another V take for the track you can record again on the track without erasing the current recording p 61 In this step you will learn how to record another instrument on track 2 while listening to the content you recorded ...

Page 30: ...nts from multiple tracks onto 1 or 2 tracks Then you can select another V take for the bounce source tracks and record more p 44 When you have finished recording all tracks you can use the built in mixer to adjust parameters such as volume level EQ equalizer and panning stereo left right positioning to create a pair of stereo tracks In order to keep unwanted signals from being included in the mix ...

Page 31: ...y while adjusting EQ HIGH GAIN for track 3 the display changes as follows and high frequency EQ for that track is set to off HINT It is also possible to first select a track with the left right cursor keys or the status keys and then switch the parameter on or off 5 Repeat steps 3 4 to adjust other parameters Parameter Setting range Description EQ HI GAIN 12 12dB Adjusts high frequency range boost...

Page 32: ...line of the display shows the number and name of the currently selected patch NOTE If pad 5 CHORUS DELAY or pad 6 REVERB does not light when you press the SHIFT key the chorus delay or reverb effect is set to off the indication Off is shown on the second line of the display Press the same pad once more so that it lights up 2 Turn the dial to select a patch The send return effect can use 30 patches...

Page 33: ...ithm for the insert effect only With the HD16 the number and combination of tracks for insertion changes as follows If necessary repeat steps 1 3 to select the insert target tracks again When 8x COMP EQ algorithm is selected You can select eight continuous tracks Track 1 8 or Track 9 16 as insert location Also if you have selected track 9 16 you can set different high pass filter compressor EQ val...

Page 34: ...essing the stereo mix NOTE While the insert effect is inserted immediately before the MASTER fader you cannot use the effect for processing during recording or for post processing of a track To apply the insert effect to the stereo mix proceed as follows 1 From the main screen press the INPUT SOURCE key in the control section The current insert effect position is shown on the display 2 Turn the di...

Page 35: ...ster track can now be recorded 4 Move again to the recorder start position Then hold down the REC O key and press the PLAY R key Recording on the master track starts The playback level of each track and the master track recording level are shown on the level meters 5 When recording is completed press the STOP P key 6 To play the master track repeatedly press the MASTER status key until it is lit i...

Page 36: ...rsor left right keys or the status keys to select the track for which to switch the V take HINT You can also use the respective status key to select a track When you select a stereo track pair with the status key each push of the status key toggles between the odd and even numbered track 4 Turn the dial to select the V take 5 Repeat steps 3 4 as necessary to select a V take for each track 6 To fin...

Page 37: ...rsor flashing box appears on the first character of the V take name This indicates that you can change the V take name 5 Use the cursor left right keys to move the cursor to the character to change and use the dial or the pads and keys in the pad section to select the character During character input you can use the cursor left right keys to move the input position Characters can be input either b...

Page 38: ...to move the cursor and then enter the character An example for entering BASS from scratch is shown below NOTE The space character and some symbols _ cannot be entered with the pads and keys of the pad section 6 Repeat step 5 to complete the desired name 7 To finish press the EXIT key The main screen appears again HINT If the contents of a V take are erased the name reverts to No Data EDIT key Pad ...

Page 39: ...is specified HINT The A B point can be specified either during playback or when the recorder is stopped 2 Move to the point at which repeat playback should end and press the A B REPEAT key once more The A B REPEAT key will change from flashing to constantly lit and the repeat end location point B is set NOTE If you specify a point B that is located earlier than point A the section from points B A ...

Page 40: ...ing the section before the current location press the REW T key To hear the section after the current location press the FF Y key If you press the REW T key a section of 0 7 seconds prior to the current location will play ending at the current location If you press the FF Y key a section of 0 7 seconds following the current location will play beginning at the current location This is called previe...

Page 41: ... REC O key or the foot switch once more The REC O key goes out and the unit switches from recording to playback 7 To stop the recorder press the STOP P key 8 To check the newly recorded content locate to a point before the punch in point and press the PLAY R key Auto punch in out is a function that lets you specify beforehand the region to be re recorded Punch in will occur automatically when you ...

Page 42: ...g repeat steps 5 9 11 When you are satisfied with the recording press the AUTO PUNCH IN OUT key so that the key goes out The auto punch in out function is turned off and the In point and Out point settings are discarded This section explains how to play recorded audio tracks as well as drum bass track sounds and record them as a stereo mix on a master track mixdown The master track is a set of ste...

Page 43: ...he song and then press the PLAY R key Playback of the master track starts You can use the MASTER fader to adjust the playback volume 3 To stop recorder playback press the STOP P key 4 To cancel the master track playback mode press the MASTER status key so that the key goes out Muting for all tracks is canceled and the unit returns to normal operation Status keys that were automatically turned off ...

Page 44: ...lay 2 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication BOUNCE on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key 3 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication REC TRACK on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The current setting is shown The indications have the following meaning Mute The recording track s will be muted default setting Play The recor...

Page 45: ...ete press the STOP P key HINT To check the result of the bounce operation select the V take for the bounce target tracks and mute the other tracks Then set the recorder to playback Note that the track parameters will continue to be valid To monitor the unprocessed sound return the track volume and EQ settings for the bounce target tracks to the default condition When bouncing in stereo to two mono...

Page 46: ...e that no signal clipping occurs NOTE Before performing the following steps make sure that the rhythm pattern rhythm song tempo is as desired If you change the rhythm pattern rhythm song tempo after recording the audio track the rhythm will no longer match the recorded track 5 Move to the start point of the recorder and start recording The rhythm pattern rhythm song play is recorded on the audio t...

Page 47: ...ut avoid settings that cause the CLIP indicator to light In the recording standby condition status key lit in red the level of the input signal can be checked with the respective level meter 7 Repeatedly press the status keys for the tracks to be recorded so that the keys are lit in red Up to eight status keys can be activated simultaneously When a track is switched to the recording standby condit...

Page 48: ...ection Each time you press the key the unit jumps to the next mark before or after the current location 1 From the main screen use the cursor left right keys to cause the mark number on the counter to flash 2 Turn the dial to select the desired mark number As soon as the number is changed the recorder jumps to that number Here s how to delete a mark that you assigned 1 Locate the mark that you wan...

Page 49: ... The current pre count setting is shown The following settings are available Off The pre count is turned off 1 8 A pre count of 1 8 beats is heard Special A special pre count as follows is heard 4 Turn the dial to make a selection When the setting is complete press the EXIT key twice to return to the main screen 5 To change the volume of the pre count use the cursor left right keys to bring up the...

Page 50: ...FIX Apply pitch compensation to a specified range of audio data HARMONY Harmony Generate Add 3 part harmony to a specified range of audio data DUO HARMONY Add 1 part harmony to a specified range of audio data 4 Press the ENTER key The screen for selecting the track and V take for editing appears The display shown below is an example for selecting the COPY command in step 3 5 Use the cursor up down...

Page 51: ... the cursor up down keys to switch units 2 Use the cursor left right keys to move the flashing section of the counter and turn the dial to specify the copy start point When a value is specified the other units currently not shown on the display also reflect the new location NOTE If you specify a point where no audio data exist the display shows a symbol 3 Press the ENTER key The second line of the...

Page 52: ...The first line of the display now shows Move Destination and the second line Trackxx yy where xx is the track number and yy the V take number This display lets you specify the move destination 6 Specify the move destination track V take in the same way as when selecting the move source and press the ENTER key The display shows the move destination start point 7 Specify the move destination start p...

Page 53: ...al to specify the trimming start point All data before the point specified here will be erased 3 Press the ENTER key The second line of the display now lets you specify the trimming end point 4 Use the same procedure as in step 2 to specify the trimming end point If you press the PLAY R key at this point the specified range will be played 5 Press the ENTER key The indication Trim appears on the se...

Page 54: ...r range editing and select the REVERSE command Select the track V take for reversing and press the ENTER key The display for specifying the reverse start point appears For information on switching the display units see page 51 2 Use the cursor left right keys to move the flashing section of the counter and turn the dial to specify the reverse start point 3 Press the ENTER key The second line of th...

Page 55: ...one item the other item also changes accordingly The setting range of 50 150 for the stretch compress ratio cannot be exceeded 5 Press the PLAY R key The stretched compressed track is played from the beginning of the V take If you continue playback to the end of theV take all audio data of that track V take are stretched or compressed HINT It is also possible to change the stretch compress ratio d...

Page 56: ...bass track pitch are far apart the results may be unpredictable 3 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication Scale on the second line of the display then turn the dial to select the scale type The scale type selections are Major Minor and Chromatic When you select Chromatic pitch compensation is performed to the nearest semitone The following illustrations show pitch compensation fo...

Page 57: ...hm pattern mode or rhythm section mode The pitch shifted audio data can be either added to the source material or written to another track V take For example when G Major C Major D Major are programmed in a rhythm song the following harmony is created HINT Depending on the pitch of the source material and the rhythm pattern rhythm song setting the results of this command may be unpredictable When ...

Page 58: ...ght keys and the dial to adjust the level and panning for the harmony parts Chorus 1 3 in the same way By setting the Chorus Level parameter to zero you can mute the respective part 8 To adjust the speed with which the created harmony parts will reach the target pitch use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication Feeling on the second line of the display and turn the dial The setting r...

Page 59: ...pears on the first line of the display In this condition you can select the target destination for writing the created harmony NOTE You can only select a single mono track or one track of a stereo pair as source track for Duo Harmony 2 Use the cursor left right keys or the status keys to select the target track and use the dial to select the V take number If you specify the same track V take as th...

Page 60: ...or left right keys and the dial to specify the start point for harmony generation You can also use the MARKER U I keys ZERO U key and REW T FF Y keys to locate the point The Duo Harmony part will be added to the range where recording steps were carried out By pressing the PLAY R key at this point you can check the editing result HINT The manual and automatic punch in punch out functions p 41 can a...

Page 61: ...io data of a specified track V take to another track V take HINT only When you have called up MOVE V TAKE and use the cursor left right keys to select Track1 Track 8 as source you can move the contents of tracks 1 8 to tracks 9 16 in one operation The first line of the display shows 8TRACKS MOVE in this case EXCHANGE V TAKE Exchange the audio data of a specified track V take with the data of anoth...

Page 62: ...ed HINT only You can also move all currently selected V takes for tracks 1 8 to tracks 9 16 in a single operation 1 Refer to steps 1 6 of Basic steps for V take editing to select the track V take to move and bring up the indication MOVE V TAKE on the display Then press the ENTER key A screen for selecting the move destination track V take appears on the display 2 Use the cursor left right keys sta...

Page 63: ... and press the ENTER key The indication Exchange appears on the display 3 To execute the exchange operation press the ENTER key once more When the exchange operation is completed the unit returns to the V take selection menu By pressing the EXIT key instead of the ENTER key you can cancel the operation and back up one step at a time You can import audio data into any track V take of the currently ...

Page 64: ...on of the display In this case turn the dial to select the desired folder and press the ENTER key Files contained in that folder will be shown To return to the next higher level press the EXIT key 4 When the file is selected press the ENTER key The following steps will differ depending on whether the source audio file is stereo or mono and whether the sampling frequency is 44 1 kHz When the source...

Page 65: ...rarily store them on the hard disk Later you can swap the captured data with the current data of the track This lets you save the state of a track before an editing operation If the result of the operation is not as desired you can then easily restore the track to its previous state NOTE Capture is performed on a track by track basis Captured track data will be erased from the hard disk when anoth...

Page 66: ...pture multiple tracks You can swap the current data of a track with the captured data 1 From the main screen press the PROJECT UTILITY key The indication REC UTILITY appears on the first line of the display and PROJECT is shown on the second line 2 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication CAPTURE SWAP on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key 3 Use the status keys ...

Page 67: ... a stereo or mono audio file 8 or 16 bit AIFF or WAV file with sampling frequency 8 48 kHz from a CD ROM R RW disc inserted in the CD R RW drive and use it as a phrase You can also copy audio files via the USB port from a computer to the hard disk of the HD8 HD16 and then use such files as a phrase NOTE After loading all audio files are played with a sampling frequency of 44 1 kHz If necessary fil...

Page 68: ... phrase from the phrase pool of another project saved on the hard disk WAV_AIFF FOLDER Import an audio file WAV AIFF from WAV_AIFF folder on the internal hard disk CD ROM Import an audio file WAV AIFF from a CD ROM R RW disc inserted in the CD R RW drive The subsequent steps will differ depending on the type of source selected for the phrase See the sections for the respective commands After the i...

Page 69: ...ve fully specified the import source press the ENTER key The indication Import appears on the display 8 To carry out the import process press the ENTER key again The phrase is imported When the import process is completed the phrase menu appears again By pressing the EXIT key instead of the ENTER key you can cancel the operation and back up one step at a time You can import any phrase contained in...

Page 70: ...ss the ENTER key Depending on the sampling frequency of the imported audio file the following applies Sampling frequency 44 1 kHz The indication Import appears on the second line of the display When you press the ENTER key again the audio file is imported When the process is complete the phrase menu appears again Sampling frequency other than 44 1 kHz When you press the ENTER key a selection scree...

Page 71: ...and Time Signature parameters 6 Use the dial and the cursor left right keys to adjust the setting value Adjusting Measure x Time Signature Level Turn the dial to set the numerical value Adjusting Start End Use the cursor left right keys to cause the counter value to flash and turn the dial to set the value Adjusting Name Use the cursor left right keys to move the underline to the character to edit...

Page 72: ... Once deleted a phrase cannot be restored Use this function with care 1 From the main screen press the PROJECT UTILITY key in the display section The indication REC UTILITY appears on the first line of the display and PROJECT is shown on the second line 2 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication PHRASE on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The phrase screen app...

Page 73: ...l to specify phrase repetitions x takes precedence over For example entering 0 1 x 2 2 will result in the following phrase sequence being written Link multiple phrases Use the opening bracket and closing bracket symbols to link a group of phrases for repetition and then use the x multiplication symbol to specify the repetition count For example entering 1 2 x 2 3 will result in the following phras...

Page 74: ... appears on the display 4 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication CREATE on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The display indication changes as follows This screen lets you select a track V take for writing the phrase loop 5 Use the cursor left right keys the status keys and the dial to select the track V take to which to write the phrase When track 8 of the ...

Page 75: ...a blank until the measure where playback switches to the next phrase Adjust Bar Length When you select this setting the phrase length is adjusted so that the measures of the rhythm song and the phrase are matched Pitch will not change NOTE When selecting Adjust Bar or Adjust Bar Length verify that the Measure x parameter for each phrase is set to a suitable number of measures If the setting is ina...

Page 76: ...ording mode you can set the panning value and send level for each input Serves to process the playback signals of the recorder audio tracks and the sound of the drum bass track and to mix these signals to stereo The mixer allows you to adjust the volume with faders and set panning and EQ for each track The track mixer lets you adjust the following parameters for each track Track volume Track panni...

Page 77: ...ter track From master track Track mixer This section explains how to adjust the sensitivity for signals input from the INPUT jacks and how to send them to audio tracks in the recorder section 1 Make sure that the instrument or mic that you want to record is connected to the respective INPUT jack 2 From the main screen press the ON OFF key of the input to which the instrument or microphone is conne...

Page 78: ... the insert effect hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 4 INSERT EFFECT once more In the project default condition the insert effect is bypassed 3 Use the cursor up down keys to select an algorithm and turn the dial to select the patch effect program to use NOTE The level of the signal sent to the recording track is affected not only by the REC LEVEL control setting but also by the settings of th...

Page 79: ...e the faders let you quickly adjust main parameters for a track p 81 1 From the main screen press the TRACK PARAMETER key in the control section The first line of the display shows the track input and the second line shows the name of the parameter that is being adjusted 2 Use the cursor left right keys to select the track input You can also use the status keys to select a track HINT When switchin...

Page 80: ...e chorus delay effect send level for the track input O O O O REVERB SEND LEVEL S REV SEND 0 100 Adjusts the reverb effect send level for the track input O O O O SUB OUT SEND ON OFF SUB SND On Off Selects whether the signal at the MASTER OUT connectors master track signal is also supplied to the STEREO SUB OUT jack O SUB OUT SEND LEVEL S SUB SEND LVL 0 127 Adjusts the level of the signal sent from ...

Page 81: ...s track can be adjusted with the parameter knobs Master track and input parameters cannot be adjusted in this way 1 From the main screen press the SELECT key in the function transport section You can now select a parameter for adjustment with the parameter knob The display shows the most recently adjusted track parameter 2 Repeatedly press the SELECT key until the parameter to adjust is shown The ...

Page 82: ...the signal sent to the STEREO SUB OUT jack can be controlled individually for each input or track creating a mix that is different from that of the MASTER OUT connectors This is convenient to create a monitoring mix or to send only the signal from a specific track input to an external effect HINT For the audio tracks and drum bass track the signal immediately before the fader is sent to the STEREO...

Page 83: ... LEVEL or SUB OUT SEND PAN parameter is shown you can use the ENTER key to set the signal for that track input to Off and prevent it from being sent to the STEREO SUB OUT jack This lets you temporarily remove a track input signal from the sub mix Pressing the ENTER key once more restores the previous condition 10 To return to the main screen press the EXIT key If desired you can mute all other tra...

Page 84: ...d section to select a character For details on entering characters see page 37 5 To carry out the store process press the ENTER key The scene settings are saved If you wish to cancel the process press the EXIT key instead of the ENTER key to return to the previous screen 6 To return to the main screen press the EXIT key This section explains how to recall a scene that was saved to memory 1 Press t...

Page 85: ...e recalled 9 Press the EXIT key to return to the main screen If desired you can disable a group of parameters saved in a scene Such parameters will not change even if the scene is changed The following groups of parameters can be specified and made active or inactive For example after you have programmed a sequence of automatic scene changes you may want to disable only the TRACK PARAMETER group a...

Page 86: ...T The on off setting for the TRACK PARAMETER group can be made for each track individually The on off setting for the drum track and bass track can be made together with the RHYTHM status key You can use the cursor up down keys to enable or disable all groups together except for the MASTER FADER group 4 When the setting is complete repeatedly press the EXIT key The main screen returns The settings...

Page 87: ... source for pattern play The rhythm section of the HD8 HD16 lets you select a drum kit or a bass program and play it with the pads You switch the sound with the RHYTHM status key When the key is lit in green the drum kit is selected When it is lit in red the bass program is selected The output signal from the drum kit drum track and the output signal from the bass program bass track are sent to th...

Page 88: ...n rhythm pattern numbers 0 472 and 509 510 3 Press the PLAY R key The selected rhythm pattern will begin playing repeatedly If there are recorded audio tracks these will also start to play To listen to the rhythm pattern only turn the faders for the audio tracks down 4 To adjust the volume of the drum bass track operate the RHYTHM fader The RHYTHM fader controls either the drum track or the bass t...

Page 89: ...first You can change the drum kit bass program used by the rhythm section In the HD8 HD16 drum kit information including the drum sounds used by the pads and parameters for each pad is saved in so called drum kit files To change the current drum kit you load a different kit file HINT In the factory default condition the HD8 HD16 gives the user a choice of 20 kit files 1 From the main screen hold d...

Page 90: ...ction and press pad 9 KIT PROG so that the pad lights up When the pad is lit the pad bank selection screen is shown A pad bank is a collection of drum sounds playable with the pads Each drum kit has three pad banks numbered 1 3 In the default condition of a project pad bank 1 is selected 4 Turn the dial to select the pad bank to use The selection becomes active immediately and the sounds assigned ...

Page 91: ... the scale you can cover more than four octaves NOTE The bass program does not allow multiple tones to be played simultaneously When you hit a pad the sound of the immediately preceding pad will cease and only the sound of the new pad is heard 1 Select the bass program to play p 90 2 Press the RHYTHM status key repeatedly until the key is lit in red While the RHYTHM status key is lit in red the pa...

Page 92: ...s stopped and you enter the sounds one by one Before starting to record you must make various settings for the rhythm pattern such as number of measures and time signature and quantize value shortest unit for recording By default an empty rhythm pattern has a 4 4 time signature and a duration of 2 measures NOTE After you have started the rhythm pattern input procedure you can no longer change the ...

Page 93: ... display and press the ENTER key The current time signature setting is shown HINT When a finished rhythm pattern is selected the time signature indication is enclosed in brackets This shows that the time signature is already set and cannot be changed 9 Turn the dial to select the time signature The setting range is 1 8 1 4 8 4 When the setting is complete press the EXIT key twice to return to the ...

Page 94: ...troller connected to the HD8 HD16 s MIDI IN connector For a list of pads and corresponding MIDI note numbers refer to the appendix at the end of this manual 7 To edit the recorded contents during real time input proceed as follows To erase the performance of a specific pad While holding down the FUNCTION key press the pad whose sound you want to erase While you are holding down both the FUNCTION k...

Page 95: ...screen Press the cursor left right keys for the scale or turn the dial for the key range To switch to a drum sequence during real time input Press the RHYTHM status key repeatedly until the key is lit in green To pause real time input Press the REC O key during recording so that the key flashes You can now switch the range and scale or tap the pads to check which note is assigned to each pad To re...

Page 96: ... pad banks see page 90 When the setting is completed press the EXIT key to return to the rhythm pattern selection screen 5 Press the REC O key The key lights up and the display indication changes as follows In this condition step input of a drum sequence is possible During drum sequence step input the first line of the display shows the quantize value and the second line shows the current position...

Page 97: ...sed 10 When you have finished step input press the STOP P key The REC O key goes out and the rhythm pattern selection screen appears again By pressing the PLAY R key you can check the rhythm pattern that you recorded 11 To return to the main screen press the EXIT key several times Compared to the drum sequence step input the step input procedure for a bass sequence is somewhat more complex because...

Page 98: ...ive pad The note recorded at that point is erased and the pad goes out HINT To change the scale and key range during step input hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 9 KIT PROG to bring up the screen for setting these value Use the cursor left right keys for the scale type and the dial for the key range Press the EXIT key to return To switch to a drum sequence during step input press the RHYTHM ke...

Page 99: ...rum and bass If necessary the volume levels can also be individually programmed for each rhythm pattern 1 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 7 PATTERN so that the pad lights up The rhythm pattern selection screen appears 2 Turn the dial to select the rhythm pattern for which to set the volume and press the EDIT key The rhythm pattern edit menu appears 3 Use the cursor left ...

Page 100: ...s of a rhythm pattern 1 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 7 PATTERN so that the pad lights up The rhythm pattern selection screen appears 2 Turn the dial to select the rhythm pattern to use as copy source 3 Press the FUNCTION key twice The rhythm pattern number rhythm pattern name from which to copy is shown 4 Press the ENTER key The rhythm pattern that will be used as cop...

Page 101: ... measures Input can be performed at any point in the song It is also possible to switch to another pattern while the previous pattern is still playing This mode is suitable for specifying patterns in detail FAST Formula Assisted Song Translator This method uses simple formulas to specify rhythm pattern playback from start to end The result is written to the song in a single operation Because input...

Page 102: ...s that information input at a preceding point continues to be valid 4 Press the FUNCTION key The indication Insert is shown on the second line of the display In this condition you can insert rhythm pattern information 5 Turn the dial to select the rhythm pattern that you want to insert HINT To check the currently selected rhythm pattern press the PLAY R key 6 Use the cursor up down keys to specify...

Page 103: ...ll be valid until the point where the next rhythm pattern information is input Inserting a rhythm pattern in a song Move to the point you want to insert the rhythm pattern and perform steps 4 7 A new rhythm pattern is inserted at the current location and all subsequent patterns are shifted back by the duration of the inserted pattern Erasing entered rhythm pattern information Use the cursor left r...

Page 104: ...equence 0 1 x 4 2 is shown below HINT If the formula does not fit on two lines the indication scrolls by one character each If you use the cursor left right keys to move the input position the line scrolls left and right accordingly The formula entered with FAST input is saved as part of a project By calling up the formula later you can edit it or use it to rewrite the song NOTE The FAST method ca...

Page 105: ... carried out and the rhythm song edit menu appears again To check the result press the EXIT key to return to the rhythm song selection screen select the rhythm song that you have written and press the PLAY R key 7 To return to the main screen press the EXIT key several times This section explains how to add chord information root and chord type data to the rhythm song that you have created by inpu...

Page 106: ...xteenth note For example to enter chord information in sixteenth note units bring up the indication Event on the first line of the display turn the dial to move current point and then bring up the chord information input screen again HINT At a point where no chord information is input is shown to the left of the Root or Chord indication This means that the immediately preceding information continu...

Page 107: ...e same tempo be sure to enter tempo information at the beginning of the song 4 Move to the location at which you want to input a new event For details on how to move the current location refer to page 106 5 Use the cursor up down keys to select the type of event that you want to input If the event you select here has been input at the current location its value will be displayed If there is no cor...

Page 108: ... press the EXIT key HINT It is also possible to play a drum kit or bass program by hitting the pads during rhythm song playback This section explains how to edit a rhythm song that you have created Part of a rhythm song can be copied in measures and inserted into another location This is convenient when you want to repeat a portion of a rhythm song 1 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key an...

Page 109: ...ranspose appears on the display 6 Press the ENTER key once more to execute the transpose operation The transpose operation is carried out and the rhythm song edit menu appears again By pressing the EXIT key instead of the ENTER key you can cancel the operation and back up one step at a time NOTE When the transpose function is used the chord information root entered for the rhythm song will be rewr...

Page 110: ...tion changes as follows 5 Press the ENTER key once more to delete the rhythm song When the delete operation is completed the unit returns to the rhythm song selection screen By pressing the EXIT key instead of the ENTER key you can cancel the operation and back up one step at a time 6 To return to the main screen press the EXIT key You can edit the name of any rhythm song as follows 1 From the mai...

Page 111: ...e ENTER key In this condition you can select the source project from which to import An example for a display that appears when you select ALL is shown below 5 Turn the dial to select the source project and press the ENTER key The subsequent steps differ depending on which selection was made in step 4 When ALL was selected Verify that the indication Import is shown on the second line of the displa...

Page 112: ...ange the name from this screen For details on entering characters see page 37 Note that available characters are limited You can change the name of the kit file later p 116 5 To create the new file press the ENTER key You can freely assign samples to any pad in the drum kit 1 Press the RHYTHM status key repeatedly until the key is lit in green 2 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and pre...

Page 113: ...he drum kit 1 Press the RHYTHM status key repeatedly until the key is lit in green 2 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 9 KIT PROG so that the pad lights up The display indication changes as follows 3 Press the EDIT key A menu for various pad settings appears 4 Use the cursor left right keys to select one of the following items Level This lets you set the pad output level i...

Page 114: ... on the display For example if Level is selected as parameter and you press pad 3 the display indication changes as follows 6 Turn the dial to select a setting value While the menu for setting pad parameters is shown you can also use the faders to adjust the Level parameter for the pads The assignment of faders to pads is as shown below NOTE With the HD8 adjusting the Level parameter for pads 8 an...

Page 115: ... display indication changes as follows 4 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication DELETE on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The display indication changes as follows 5 Turn the dial to select the kit file to delete and press the ENTER key The display indication changes as follows 6 To execute the delete process press the ENTER key once more You can import a ...

Page 116: ...ty menu screen appears 3 Verify that the indication KIT FILE is shown on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The display indication changes as follows 4 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication NAME on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The display indication changes as follows 5 Turn the dial to select the kit file whose name you want to cha...

Page 117: ...ss the ENTER key Sample files included in the selected folder are listed HINT For information on the folder structure of the HD8 HD16 see page 208 To assign a sample imported from an external source p 121 select the folder 0USER under the SAMPLER folder in the root directory of the hard disk 5 Turn the dial to select the sample whose parameters you want to change By pressing the PLAY R key at this...

Page 118: ...for selecting the fade in fade out curve appears 4 Turn the dial to select the curve and press the ENTER key When the indication Fade appears press the ENTER key once more The fade in fade out settings are made To return to the parameter selection screen press the EXIT key HINT For information on available fade in fade out curves see page 54 You can reverse a specified range of the sample data 1 P...

Page 119: ...le which is convenient to use the same material but with a different playing range 1 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 7 PATTERN or pad 8 SONG so that the pad lights up The rhythm pattern or rhythm song selection screen appears 2 Press the PROJECT UTILITY key The rhythm utility menu screen appears 3 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication SAMPLE FILE on t...

Page 120: ...key The display indication changes as follows From this screen you can select the folder where the sample file is stored HINT For information on the folder structure of the HD8 HD16 see page 208 To use a sample imported from an external source select the folder 0USER under the SAMPLER folder in the root directory of the hard disk 4 Turn the dial to select the folder which contains the sample file ...

Page 121: ...cy convert it to 44 1 kHz during importing as required Discs not compliant with the ISO 9660 Level 2 standard cannot be used CD R RW discs with unfinalized sessions cannot be used When importing samples some steps are similar for each action These are as follows 1 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 7 PATTERN or pad 8 SONG so that the pad lights up The rhythm pattern or rhyt...

Page 122: ...the import start point appears HINT You can use the cursor up down keys to toggle the counter indication between measures beats ticks and minutes seconds milliseconds 4 Use the cursor left right keys to move the flashing section and turn the dial specify the start point HINT By holding down the STOP P key and pressing the PLAY R key you can perform scrub playback of the V take of the specified tra...

Page 123: ... The indication Create Sample appears on the first line of the display Press the ENTER key once more to import the file Sampling frequency other than 44 1 kHz A selection screen for choosing whether to perform conversion to 44 1 kHz resampling appears Turn the dial to select whether to perform resampling or not and press the ENTER key The indication Create Sample appears on the first line of the d...

Page 124: ... determines the volume level in relation to the force with which the pad is struck MIDI Make MIDI related settings p 155 IMPORT Import rhythm patterns and rhythm songs from another project saved on the hard disk p 111 MEMORY Check the remaining amount of rhythm pattern and rhythm song memory POSITION Selects whether the drum sound pan setting applies as seen from the drummer or from the listener 4...

Page 125: ...ow sensitivity Strong tapping is needed to produce a loud volume EX Hard Lowest sensitivity Very strong tapping is needed to produce a loud volume The remaining amount of recording memory for rhythm patterns and rhythm songs will be displayed as a percentage Perform steps 1 3 of Basic procedure to bring up the indication MEMORY and press the ENTER key This screen is for display only There is no se...

Page 126: ... Immediately before the MASTER fader For example if you insert the effect into the input mixer the input signal is processed by the effect and the result is recorded on a track of the recorder Alternatively if you insert the effect into a channel of the track mixer the effect processes the playback signal from an audio track or the drum bass track By selecting a position immediately before the MAS...

Page 127: ...TORTION ACO BASS SIM BASS An algorithm suitable for recording guitar bass MIC An algorithm suitable for microphone recording of vocals etc DUAL MIC An algorithm with two entirely separate channels for mono input x 2 and mono output x 2 LINE An algorithm suitable for recording line level output instruments such as synthesizer or electric piano only 8x COMP EQ This is an algorithm with eight separat...

Page 128: ...tion all ON OFF keys are lit in orange In this condition the effect will apply to one or two inputs as selected in step 1 NOTE only If the 8 track recording function is inactive you cannot select Input as insert position even when the 8x COMP EQ algorithm was selected 3 Press the EXIT key to return to the main screen With the HD16 when the 8 track recording function is enabled and the 8x COMP EQ a...

Page 129: ...ter The status key of the selected track or the MASTER status key lights up in orange These keys can also be used to select the insert position If you press the adjacent status keys of an odd numbered and even numbered input in succession mono track x 2 is selected 3 When the insert position selection is completed press the EXIT key to return to the main screen This section explains how to select ...

Page 130: ...f the insert effect have various effect parameters that can be adjusted to make detailed changes to the character of the effect By editing the effect parameters you can obtain the desired sonic result For some effect modules you can also change the effect type For example the MODULATION DELAY effect module of the MIC algorithm provides 13 effect types such as CHORUS ENSEMBLE FLANGER etc When you c...

Page 131: ...dules changes as shown in the table below The table applies to the case when the effect module is On When the effect module is Off the indication Off appears on the second line of the display HINT To edit the ZNR VOLUME PEDAL module bring up the indication TOTAL on the first line of the display In the DUAL MIC algorithm the modules assigned to the L and R channels can be edited separately The indi...

Page 132: ...ct another patch without first storing the edited patch the changes will be lost If you want to keep the results of your editing session refer to the following section A patch that you have edited can be stored in any location of the same algorithm You can also store an existing patch in another location to create a copy of that patch Interchanging the position of patches swapping is also possible...

Page 133: ...he track For example when recording the unprocessed sound of a vocal performance the vocalist will be more comfortable singing if an insert effect suitable for mic recording is applied to the monitor signal 1 Set the insert effect position to the input mixer 2 At the main screen press the PROJECT UTILITY key The indication REC UTILITY appears on the first line and the indication PROJECT on the sec...

Page 134: ... key to play back the song and listen to the result of the selected patch HINT The send level is one of the track parameters For information on how to adjust track parameters see page 79 You can also use the cursor up down keys and the status keys to select a track parameter track and then turn the dial to adjust the send level p 79 To switch between the drum bass track use the RHYTHM status key 5...

Page 135: ... you want to keep the results of your editing session refer to the following section A patch that you have edited can be stored in any location of the same algorithm You can also store an existing patch in another location to create a copy of that patch Interchanging the position of patches swapping is also possible 1 At the patch select screen or edit screen press the FUNCTION key once to store t...

Page 136: ...Keep in mind that importing patches in this way will overwrite patches in the current project Take care not to accidentally erase patches that you wish to keep 1 Select the patch to use as import target Importing a specific insert effect patch From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 4 INSERT EFFECT to bring up the insert effect patch select screen Then use the cursor up down key...

Page 137: ...elected in step 1 is shown If necessary turn the dial to select the number of the patch to use as import target and press the ENTER key The indication Import appears on the display 6 To carry out the import process press the ENTER key All patches or the specified patch of the selected project will be imported When all patches were imported the insert effect or send return effect select screen appe...

Page 138: ...rrently selected V take of the master track are recorded as is on the audio CD To cut off blank portions before or after the audio material you can use the trimming function p 53 If the V take is less than 4 seconds long the master track cannot be written When creating an audio CD you can select either CD R or CD RW discs as media The features of the two disc types are described below CD R This me...

Page 139: ...n to the contents of the V take HINT When you press the cursor down key the second line of the display shows Remain and the remaining write time on the inserted CD R RW disc appears on the counter Press the cursor up key to return to the previous indication 6 To change the V take to be used as source material press the EDIT key When the key is pressed the display indication changes as follows By t...

Page 140: ...ure use the trimming function on the V takes to be used as source material 1 Insert a CD R RW disc into the integrated CD R RW drive Use a blank CD R RW disc or a CD RW disc that has been completely erased 2 Verify that the V takes you want to use for the audio CD are selected for the master tracks of the projects 3 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 1 CD R RW The menu for ...

Page 141: ... indication Insert appears on the second line of the display To carry out the process press the ENTER key To delete a project from an album Use the cursor left right keys to select the track number you want to delete Then press the FUNCTION key twice The indication DELETE TRACK appears on the first line of the display and the name of the project to be deleted from the album is shown on the second ...

Page 142: ...4 Use the cursor left right keys to select a project that is to be divided into multiple tracks 5 Press the MARK key in the control section Marks contained in this project will be used as PQ subcodes The indication PQ and a marker icon appear on the second line of the display By pressing the MARK key again you can return to the previous condition The marker enable disable selection can be made at ...

Page 143: ... mode CDs or copy controlled CDs cannot be played 1 Insert an audio CD into the integrated CD R RW drive 2 From the main screen hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 1 CD R RW The menu for various CD R RW functions appears 3 Verify that AUDIO CD is shown on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The display indication changes as follows 4 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up ...

Page 144: ...ss pad 1 CD R RW The menu for various CD R RW functions appears 3 Verify that AUDIO CD is shown on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The display indication changes as follows 4 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication FINALIZE on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The first line of the display indicates the total number of tracks on the CD ...

Page 145: ...nal recorder The data can then be played and edited in the same way as other tracks This is convenient to use drum or guitar phrases from a sampling CD Data can be read only as entire audio CD tracks Specifying a range is not possible To use only a part of a track perform trimming of unwanted portions after loading p 53 NOTE The audio data are written to the currently selected V take of the target...

Page 146: ...is selects the project that will be backed up The display now shows the space required for the backup in MB megabytes 6 Press the ENTER key The name of the folder to be used for backup appears A folder is a hierarchical unit that will be created on the backup media when the backup is executed All data for one project are stored in the same folder When the backup is executed a new folder is created...

Page 147: ...functions appears 3 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication BACK UP on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The display indication changes as follows 4 Use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication ALL SAVE on the second line of the display and press the ENTER key The display shows the space required for the backup of all projects in MB megabytes 5 P...

Page 148: ...second line of the display and press the ENTER key The tray of the CD R RW drive opens and the display indication changes as follows 4 Insert the CD R or CD RW where the project is saved into the CD R RW drive Insert the correct disc for the stored content If the project was backed up as a single project Insert disc number 1 If the project was backed up as part of a full backup of all projects Ins...

Page 149: ...t the next CD R RW disc and press the ENTER key The load operation resumes Repeat this operation until the last disc of the project has been read NOTE If the backup of the project spans multiple discs be sure to insert the discs in the correct order Otherwise the project data will not be read correctly HINT When the disc has been ejected it is possible to abort the backup operation To do this pres...

Page 150: ...s not possible to perform functions for multiple projects simultaneously This section explains operations such as loading or saving a project The procedure is the same for most project operations The basic procedure is as follows 1 From the main screen press the PROJECT UTILITY key The display indication changes as follows 2 Verify that PROJECT is being shown on the second line of the display and ...

Page 151: ... power to the HD8 HD16 is turned on the project that was last worked on will be loaded automatically This operation creates a new project 1 Refer to steps 1 3 of Basic procedure to bring up the indication NEW on the second line of the display Then press the ENTER key The name and number of the project to create are shown on the display The number of the newly created project is assigned automatica...

Page 152: ...sic procedure to bring up the indication COPY on the second line of the display Then press the ENTER key The name and number of the project to copy are shown on the display 2 Turn the dial to select the copy source project and press the ENTER key The display changes as follows At this screen you can specify the number for the copy destination project 3 Turn the dial to select the copy destination ...

Page 153: ...ect storing and editing When protect is On the following operations will be not be possible Erasing a project Editing or recording on the recorder Changing the V take Editing a patch including module on off Recording or editing a rhythm pattern or rhythm song Saving deleting scenes making marker settings etc Creating a phrase loop Creating editing a drum kit 1 Refer to steps 1 3 of Basic procedure...

Page 154: ...16 you can use MIDI for the following functions Receive and send play information You can use an external MIDI keyboard or a computer to send play information Note On Off messages to the MIDI IN connector or the USB port of the HD8 HD16 to play various sounds of the rhythm section When creating a rhythm pattern you can use an external MIDI keyboard instead of the pads on the HD8 HD16 to input play...

Page 155: ...tart Stop Continue messages are disabled Control Change transmission is always enabled except when the drum kit bass program send receive channel is off 5 Press the ENTER key to display the setting of the selected item and turn the dial to change the setting For details on each item refer to the following explanation 6 When you have finished making settings press the EXIT key several times to retu...

Page 156: ...ansmitting Timing Clock from the HD8 HD16 it is recommended to turn the drum kit bass program MIDI channels OFF Synchronization may become unstable if MIDI Timing Clock and other MIDI messages are being transmitted simultaneously You can specify whether Song Position Pointer messages will be transmitted Song Position Pointer is a MIDI message that indicates the current position as a beat count fro...

Page 157: ...ages will all be disabled You can select whether MIDI messages are output and received via the MIDI IN OUT connectors or the USB port The steps for this operation are different from the basic steps for other MIDI operations 1 From the main screen press the PROJECT UTILITY key and then use the cursor left right keys to bring up the indication SYSTEM on the second line of the display 2 Press the ENT...

Page 158: ...If the desired file is not shown check whether the file is in Format 0 and whether the file extension is MID 6 To execute the import process press the ENTER key When import is completed the disc is ejected from the CD R RW drive To import other SMFs repeat steps 1 6 7 To return to the main screen press the EXIT key several times HINT By using the USB port it is possible to directly import SMFs fro...

Page 159: ...ay and press the ENTER key If CHANNEL TO DRUM was selected the display indication changes as follows 4 Turn the dial to select Off or 1 16 and then press the EXIT key HINT The factory default setting for a project is 10 MIDI channel 10 for the Channel To Drum parameter and 9 MIDI channel 9 for the Channel To Bass parameter 5 Make the setting for the other parameter in the same way 6 To return to t...

Page 160: ...ted SMF from the project To do this select the SMF to delete and then use the FUNCTION key in the function transport section to bring up the indication Delete Pressing the ENTER key will delete the file 7 Turn the dial to select the SMF for playback and press the ENTER key The file is selected and the display returns to the SMF menu 8 To return to the main screen press the EXIT key several times 9...

Page 161: ...r functions cannot be used Windows Windows XP and later Macintosh Mac OS X 10 2 and later This section describes how to switch the HD8 HD16 to mass storage mode and how to transfer files to and from a computer 1 Connect the computer and the HD8 HD16 with a USB cable The USB connection can be established while power to the HD8 HD16 and the computer is already on 2 From the main screen hold down the...

Page 162: ...mputer as V takes to the HD8 HD16 However this can be achieved through the following procedure Open the project folder PROJxxx where xxx is the project number under the root directory to display the contents of the next lower level Copy the WAV AIFF files to a folder named IMPORT on that level When the copy process is finished terminate the connection and use the IMPORT command p 63 to import the ...

Page 163: ...e HD8 HD16 to control surface mode proceed as follows 1 Select the connector for sending receiving the control surface mode signals as described in the preceding section 2 Connect the HD8 HD16 to the computer using the connector selected in step 1 HINT When using the MIDI IN OUT connectors connect the MIDI IN OUT connectors of the HD8 HD16 to the MIDI OUT IN connectors on the MIDI interface of the...

Page 164: ...t the screen that appears press the ENTER key so that the pad is lit If control surface mode is selected Hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 3 USB At the screen that appears press the ENTER key so that the pad is lit When both modes are used simultaneously the display will give priority to the control surface mode However the icon indicating that the hard disk is in the online state will be show...

Page 165: ...u want to register projects and press the EDIT key The screen for registering projects in the playlist appears The indication End of List denotes the end of the playlist When the playlist is empty the indication End of List appears at the beginning of the list 6 Turn the dial to select the project to register at the beginning of the project The display indication changes as follows HINT You can us...

Page 166: ... line of the display To delete all projects from the playlist press the ENTER key To switch the V take for the master track Press the EXIT key repeatedly to return to the main screen Load the project for which you want to switch theV take and select the V take for the master track Then return to the playlist registration screen 9 When you have registered all desired projects in the playlist press ...

Page 167: ...nput to which the instrument is connected so that the key is lit in red HINT If two or more inputs are activated the respective input signals will be mixed and sent to the tuner You should set all inputs not required for tuning to OFF 3 Hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 4 INSERT EFFECT several times until the pad is out The insert effect is bypassed and the display indication changes as follow...

Page 168: ...OFF key for the input to which the instrument is connected so that the key is lit in red On the HD8 the INPUT jack 1 is high impedance compatible On the HD16 the INPUT jacks 1 and 2 are high impedance compatible Verify that the Hi Z switch is set to On 2 Hold down the SHIFT key and press pad 4 INSERT EFFECT several times until the pad is out The insert effect is bypassed and the display indication...

Page 169: ...der MD recorder or similar via the DIGITAL OUT jack you can prevent digital copies third generation copies from being made from your completed master disc or tape onto another digital recorder The procedure is as follows 1 From the main screen press the PROJECT UTILITY key The indication REC UTILITY appears on the first line of the display and PROJECT is shown on the second line 2 Use the cursor l...

Page 170: ... default setting The meter shows the level of the signal after passing through the faders and REC LEVEL control Pre The meter shows the level of the signal before passing through the faders and REC LEVEL control 4 Turn the dial to change the setting 5 To return to the main screen press the EXIT key several times You can adjust the display contrast as follows 1 From the main screen press the PROJEC...

Page 171: ...ce is the same for most operations The basic steps are described below 1 Turn power to the HD8 HD16 off While holding down the CLEAR key in the control section turn power on again The HD8 HD16 starts up in HDD utility mode which serves for performing special functions 2 Use the cursor left right keys to select the desired command The following commands are available INIT ALL All Initialize Format ...

Page 172: ...p 1 NOTE Once Scan Disk has started it cannot be interrupted by the user Never turn power to the unit off while Scan Disk is running Otherwise the hard disk may be destroyed 4 When Scan Disk is completed press the EXIT key The unit returns to the condition of step 1 This action restores only the system files and other data necessary for operation of the HD8 HD16 Projects created by the user are no...

Page 173: ...tores all data including the demo song to the condition in which the unit was originally shipped from the factory All projects created by the user will be erased Once erased user created projects cannot be restored Use this function with extreme care To preserve projects back them up to CD R RW disc first p 146 Factory initialize VERSION UP This action restores system files and all data necessary ...

Page 174: ... 5 6 selectable Tracks 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 selectable Scene 100 scenes per project Effect Algorithm 8 CLEAN DISTORTION ACO BASS SIM BASS MIC DUAL MIC LINE MASTERING 9 CLEAN DISTORTION ACO BASS SIM BASS MIC DUAL MIC LINE 8xCOMP EQ MASTERING Patch 310 for insert 60 for send return 330 for insert 60 for send return Module 7 for insert 2 for send return Tuner Chiromatic guitar bass open A D E G D modal Rh...

Page 175: ...andard stereo phone jack x2 50 mW into 32 ohm load Standard stereo phone jack 50 mW into 32 ohm load Sub output Standard stereo phone jack 50 mW into 32 ohm load Digital output S P DIF Optical 20 bit MIDI IN OUT USB USB2 0 High Speed Mass Strage Class operation USB MIDI operation Control input For FP02 FP01 or FS01 Dimension 382 W x 328 D x 84 H mm 482 W x 328 D x 84 H mm Weight 5 1 kg CD R RW dri...

Page 176: ...cation Stop Recorder is shown on the display and operation is not possible The current operation is not possible while the recorder is operating Press the STOP P key to stop the recorder Cannot record on a track Make sure that you have selected a recording track Check whether you have run out of free space on the hard disk p 152 Recording is not possible if the project is write protected Either tu...

Page 177: ...m kit and 1 sound for the bass program will not be played Either delete some of the notes that have been recorded or stay within the maximum polyphony when you record Cannot play drum kit With a new drum kit no samples will be assigned to the pads Assign samples to pads or select an existing kit file Cannot add samples to kit file If the display indicates Sample Full the kit file memory has been u...

Page 178: ... be saved if the write protect setting is on Turn protect off p 153 Cannot read an audio file from CD ROM or CD R RW Check whether the audio file has the correct extension WAV or AIF An audio file from a CD R RW that has not been finalized cannot be read Cannot record on an external recorder connected to the DIGITAL OUTPUT jack Check whether the digital input has been selected as recording source ...

Page 179: ...l Periodically varies the volume level Phaser Position Rate Color Level Produces a swooshing sound Ring Modulator Position Frequency Balance Level Produces a metallic ringing sound Adjusting the Frequency parameter results in a drastic change of sound character Slow Attack Position Time Curve Level Slows down the attack rate of the sound Fix Wah Position Frequency Dry Mix Level RTM Mode RTM Wave R...

Page 180: ...ption Setting value Description Setting value Description Up Saw Rising sawtooth wave Tri Triangular wave π Eighth note 1 bar 1 measure Up Fin Rising fin wave TrixTri Squared triangular wave Quarter note 2 bars 2 measure DownSaw Falling sawtooth wave Sine Sine wave Ø Half note 3 bars 3 measure DownFin Falling fin wave Square Square wave Ø Dotted half note 4 bars 4 measure Type Parameter FD Clean C...

Page 181: ...djusts signal level after passing module Type Parameter Chorus Depth Rate Tone Mix Mixes a variable pitch shifted component to the original signal resulting in full bodied resonating sound Ensemble Depth Rate Tone Mix Chorus ensemble with three dimensional movement Flanger Depth Rate Resonance Manual Produces a resonating and strongly undulating sound Pitch Shift Tone Fine Balance Shifts the pitch...

Page 182: ...ts original sound level Feedback 0 100 Adjusts feedback amount Hi Damp 0 10 Adjusts intensity of delay sound high range damping Type Table 5 Selects pitch change type RTM Wave Table 3 page 180 Selects control waveform RTM Sync Table 4 page 180 Selects control waveform cycle Setting value Description Setting value Description 1 1 semitone lower original sound 9 1 octave lower original sound 1 octav...

Page 183: ...wah sensitivity Resonance 0 10 Adjusts resonance intensity Dry Mix 0 10 Adjusts original sound mix ratio Level 2 100 Adjusts signal level after passing module Type Parameter SVT Simulation of Ampeg SVT sound Bassman Simulation of Fender Bassman sound Hartke Simulation of Hartke HA3500 sound Super Bass Simulation of Marshall Super Bass sound SANSAMP Simulation of Sansamp Bass Driver DI sound Tube P...

Page 184: ...SS SIM algorithms MIC algorithm Type Parameter Rack Comp For an explanation of types and parameters see CLEAN DISTORTION ACO BASS SIM algorithms Limiter Type Parameter Tremolo For an explanation of types and parameters see CLEAN DISTORTION ACO BASS SIM algorithms Phaser Ring Modulator Slow Attack Fix Wah Type Parameter Mic Pre Type Tone Level De Esser Low Cut This is a preamplifier for using an ex...

Page 185: ... see CLEAN DISTORTION ACO BASS SIM algorithms DUAL MIC algorithm Type Parameter Compressor L Threshold Ratio Attack Level Compressor for attenuating high level signals and boosting low level signals Limiter L Threshold Ratio Release Level Limiter for attenuating high level signals that exceed a certain threshold Parameter name Setting range Description Threshold 24 0 Adjusts threshold level of com...

Page 186: ...ack amount Tone 0 10 Adjusts tonal quality Mix 0 100 Adjusts mix ratio of effect sound to original sound Type Parameter Compressor R For an explanation of types and parameters see COMP LIMITER L module Limiter R Type Parameter Mic Pre R For an explanation of types and parameters see MIC algorithm Type Parameter 3Band EQ R For an explanation of types and parameters see CLEAN DISTORTION ACO BASS SIM...

Page 187: ...te Resonance Produces a resonating and strongly undulating sound Phaser Rate Color LFO Shift Produces a swooshing sound Tremolo Depth Rate Clip Periodically varies the volume level Auto Pan Width Rate Clip Shifts the panning position of the sound between left and right Pitch Shift Tone Fine Balance This effect shifts the pitch up or down Ring Modulator For an explanation of types and parameters se...

Page 188: ...r Volume Pedal For an explanation of types and parameters see CLEAN DISTORTION ACO BASS SIM algorithms MASTERING algorithm Type Parameter 3Band Comp Xover Lo Xover Hi Sense Hi Sense Mid Sense Low Mix High Mix Mid Mix Low Compressor that divides the signal into three frequency bands and allows individual adjustment of compressor sensitivity and mixing ratio for each band Lo Fi Character Color Disto...

Page 189: ...et Rate Filter Type Resonance EFX Level Dry Level Resonance filter with LFO Parameter name Setting range Description Rise1 0 30 Adjusts stereo component intensity Rise2 0 30 Adjusts mono component intensity Depth 0 100 Adjusts effect depth Freq Offset 1 30 Adjusts LFO offset Rate 1 50 e P180 Table1 Adjusts modulation rate Using rhythm tempo as reference setting in note units is also possible Filte...

Page 190: ...reverb send level Time 1 2000ms e Adjusts delay time Feedback 0 100 Adjusts feedback amount Hi Damp 0 10 Adjusts intensity of delay sound high range damping Pan Left10 Left1 Center Right1 Right10 Adjusts delay sound panning Parameter Hall Simulates the acoustics of a concert hall Room Simulates the acoustics of a room Pre Delay Decay EQ High EQ Low E R Mix EFX Level Hall and Room have the same par...

Page 191: ...lead sound with effective compressor action 18 FastRate Fast phaser turns full chords into a unique lead sound 19 ClubJazz Simulates the ambience in a jazz club or a similar live venue 20 SlowVibe Slow attack sound for imaginative chord work 21 Ethnic ARRM effect effectively emphasizes open string phrasing 22 Insect SFX sound of a small insect buzzing 23 29 Empty DISTORTION algorithm No Patch name...

Page 192: ...ave that rolls back to you 39 Bottom Twang those lower strings with this sound 40 49 Empty ACO BASS SIM algorithm No Patch name Description 0 Ensemble Gorgeous sound with deep ensemble effect 1 Delay LD Lively acoustic guitar sound for lead playing 2 Chorus Chorus sound runs the gamut from side guitar to lead guitar 3 FineTune Delicate detune creates sonic depth 4 Air Aco Air sound creates a mikin...

Page 193: ...eems to put the entire sound into a small box 6 Limiter Limiter effect highly useful for recording 7 AG MIC Preamp tone is great for recording acoustic guitar 8 AG Dub Doubling sound that gives a stroke more of a pick feeling 9 12st Cho Chorus sound for 12 string guitar 10 AG Jumbo Increases the apparent body size of an acoustic guitar 11 AG Small Reduces the apparent body size of an acoustic guit...

Page 194: ...ar with strong attack and mellow piano Acoustic guitar Piano 20 Enhanced Enhances clear strong outline for ballads Acoustic guitar Vocal 21 Warmy Moderates overbright ambience Acoustic guitar Vocal 22 Strum Vo Smooth fat sound with midrange compensation Acoustic guitar Vocal 23 FatPlus Spruces up a thin midrange Acoustic guitar Vocal 24 Arp Vo Overall solid sound Acoustic guitar Vocal 25 ClubDuo S...

Page 195: ...0 49 Empty 8x COMP EQ algorithm HD16 Only No Name Comment Recommended input 1 8 0 For vocal band For vocal band 1 Guitar amp 2 Bass amp 3 Vocal 4 Chorus 5 6 Drum 7 8 Keyboard 1 Inst For jazz or fusion band 1 2 Guitar amp 3 Bass amp 4 Piano 5 6 Drum 7 8 Keyboard 2 AcoBand For acoustic band 1 Acoustic bass 2 Piano 3 Vocal 4 Chorus 5 6 Acoustic guitar 7 8 Percussion 3 1ManBand For private recording s...

Page 196: ...eeling 8 TightUp Adds a hard feeling 9 1930Mst Mastering with 1930 s sound 10 LoFi Mst Lo fi mastering 11 BGM Mastering for background music 12 RockShow Makes a rock style mix live 13 Exciter Lo fi mastering with slight distortion in mid and upper range 14 Clarify Emphasizes high end range 15 VocalMax Brings vocals to the foreground 16 RaveRez Special sweep effect using sharp filter 17 FullComp St...

Page 197: ...n sync with rhythm tempo 18 29 Empty REVERB No Name Comment 0 TightHal Hall reverb with a hard tonal quality 1 BrgtRoom Room reverb with a hard tonal quality 2 SoftHall Hall reverb with a mild tonal quality 3 LargeHal Simulates the reverberation of a large hall 4 SmallHal Simulates the reverberation of a small hall 5 LiveHous Simulates the reverberation of a club 6 TrStudio Simulates the reverbera...

Page 198: ...106 RnBs1FB 1 107 RnBs2VA 2 108 RnBs2Va 1 109 RnBs2FA 1 110 RnBs2VB 2 111 RnBs2Vb 1 112 RnBs2FB 1 113 MTNs1VA 2 114 MTNs1Va 1 115 MTNs1FA 1 116 MTNs1VB 2 117 MTNs1Vb 1 118 MTNs1FB 1 119 FUNKs1VA 2 120 FUNKs1Va 1 121 FUNKs1FA 1 122 FUNKs1VB 2 123 FUNKs1Vb 1 124 FUNKs1FB 1 125 FUNKs2VA 2 126 FUNKs2Va 1 127 FUNKs2FA 1 128 FUNKs2VB 2 129 FUNKs2Vb 1 130 FUNKs2FB 1 131 HIPs1VA 2 132 HIPs1Va 1 133 HIPs1F...

Page 199: ...C05 2 348 DANC06 2 349 HOUS01 2 350 HOUS02 2 351 HOUS03 2 352 HOUS04 2 353 TECH01 2 354 TECH02 2 355 TECH03 2 356 TECH04 2 357 TECH05 2 358 TECH06 2 359 TECH07 2 360 TECH08 2 361 TECH09 2 362 TECH10 2 363 DnB01 2 364 DnB02 2 365 DnB03 2 366 DnB04 2 367 DnB05 2 368 DnB06 2 369 TRIP01 2 370 TRIP02 2 371 TRIP03 2 372 TRIP04 2 373 AMB01 2 374 AMB02 2 375 AMB03 2 376 AMB04 2 377 BALD01 2 378 BALD02 2 3...

Page 200: ...C FUNK STUDIO BASIC LIVE REGGAE POP ARENA JAZZ WORLD TECHNO URBAN BUMP_IT LNCH_BOX CRUNCHIN DEEPKNCK BOUNCER PHT_BEAT PUSH_ME BEATBOX Bass Programs No Program name 1 PICK 2 FINGER 3 ACOUSTIC 4 FRETLESS 5 MUTED 6 SLAP 7 MOOG 8 TECHNO 9 JUNO 10 HUMMER 11 SUBTONE ...

Page 201: ...TIGHT VO_BD1 VO_BD2 VO_BD3 WHOMPKIK Category Name 2SNARE 808_RIM 808BRTE 808SNAR 909SNAR ANALOGM ANALOGS ANLGRIM ATTK_SD BASIC BLASTSNR BOXSNARE BR_MUTE BR_SLAP BR_SWEP BR_SWPE BRBITSNR BRSSMT BRSSSLP BRSSWEP BRSSWIP BRSTAP CHEATSNR CLAPSNR CRNCHSNR CRSHSNR CRSPYSNR DAYSNARE DEEP_SD DIGALGM DIGALGS DRY_SD DRY_SDH EASTSNR EDGESNR FATFUNK FNKYSNR FUNK FUNKSNR FUNKUP GMRIM HARSHSNR HIGHSD1 HITSNARE J...

Page 202: ...M MDELECTM MDPWRTM POPHI1 POPHI2 POPLO POPMID STDOTM1 STDOTM2 STDOTM3 SYNTH Category Name 4CYMBAL 808CRSH 808CRSH2 CHINA CRASH CRSH_17 CRSH_20 CRSH_B CRSH3 CUP1 CUP2 HICRASH LIVECYM MUTECR REVCYM1 REVCYM2 RIDE_B RIDE1 RIDE2 RIDE3 RIDE4 SPLASH1 SPLASH2 VO_CYM Category Name 5HIHAT 808CLS 808OPN 909CLS 909OPN CLCLEAR CLS14 CLS14_2 CLSANLG CLSBEND CLSDGAN CLSHMN CLSLIVE CLSSTDO CP_HAT1 CP_HAT2 CP_HAT3...

Page 203: ...GUIROS GUIROUP H_RIM01 HIAGOGO HIBONGO HICNG1 6PERCUS HICNG2 HIGH_Q HITIMBA JGBELL JINGLE LOAGOGO LOBONGO LOCNG LOTIMBA MARACAS METAL MTCUICA MTHICNG MTRBELL MTRCLIK MTRCLK MTSRDO MTTRAGL OPCUICA OPSRDO OPTRAGL SHAKER SHAKER1 SHAKER2 SHAKER3 SHAKER4 SHAKER5 SHAKER6 SHAKER7 SHAKER8 SHAKER9 SLAP SQRCLK STICKS SYNCNGA SYNCOW1 SYNCOW2 TABLA1 TABLA10 TABLA11 TABLA2 TABLA3 TABLA4 TABLA5 TABLA6 TABLA7 TA...

Page 204: ...Y HICRASH HLLYWOOD 8EXTRA INOUTBB INSECT JARHEAD KISHIMI KISSER KLUNCH KUEY LGSCRTCH MAJOR7 MINOR7 MOKUGYO MUTE MUTEGTR1 MUTEGTR2 MUTEGTR3 MUTEGTR4 MUTEGTR5 MUTEGTR6 NERVY OEDO OMSHIT OODAIKO OVERFLOW PARTIAL PECKER PHWIKET PLASTIC PLUCKTNE POP PSYCHODB RACHET RAMROD RESONANT RTTLBELL SCRAPE SCRATCH SCRATCH2 SCRATCH3 SCRATCH4 SCRCH1 SCRCH2 SCRUB SHNCRSH SLIDING SMEAR SONAR SPACE SQENCE STSCRTCH SW...

Page 205: ...lap PAD7 40 Snare Drum2 PAD2 41 Low Tom2 42 Closed Hi Hat PAD3 43 Low Tom1 PAD9 44 Pedal Hi Hat PAD3 45 Mid Tom2 46 Open Hi Hat PAD6 47 Mid Tom1 PAD8 48 High Tom2 49 Crash Cymbal1 PAD4 50 Hi Tom1 PAD7 51 Ride Cymbal1 PAD5 52 Chinese Cymbal 53 Ride Bell PAD5 54 Tambourine PAD4 55 Splash Cymbal PAD6 56 Cowbell PAD9 57 Crash Cymbal2 PAD4 58 Vibraslap 59 Ride Cymbal2 60 High Bongo PAD2 61 Low Bongo PA...

Page 206: ...27 Ry 04 2B Percussion loop 2 28 Ry 04 2C Percussion loop 3 29 Ry 04 2D Percussion loop 4 3 30 Ry 04 3A Percussion loop 1 31 Ry 04 3B Percussion loop 2 Asian Loops 32 Ry 05 1A Asian percussion loop 1 1 33 Ry 05 1B Asian percussion loop 1 2 34 Ry 05 1C Asian percussion loop 1 3 35 Ry 05 1D Asian percussion loop 2 36 Ry 05 1E Asian percussion loop 3 Songs Hardcore Loop 1 37 Sg 01 1A Industrial drum ...

Page 207: ...on C min 71 Gt 01 1D Rockabilly guitar loop on A min 72 Gt 01 1E Funk guitar loop on A7 9 73 Gt 01 1F Funk guitar loop on D min9 74 Gt 01 1G Hard rock guitar loop on B min 75 Gt 01 1H Rock guitar loop on A min Analog Synth Bass 76 AG 01 1A Analog bass loop 1 77 AG 01 1B Synth bass loop 1 78 AG 01 1C Synth bass loop 2 79 AG 01 1D Synth bass loop 3 80 AG 01 1E Analog bass loop 2 81 AG 01 1F Analog b...

Page 208: ...it bass program data Contains the system related files PROJxxx folder PHRASExx PH Audio data for each phrase mono or stereo left channel PHRASExx PHR Audio data for each phrase stereo right channel LOOPxx LSQ Expression data entered to create phrase loop RHYTHM FST Expression data entered to create rhythm song with FAST method PRJDATA INI Project setting data RHYTHM SEQ Rhythm pattern rhythm song ...

Page 209: ... OFF x x After Key s x x Touch Ch s x x Pitch Bend x o 7 7 Volume Control 11 Expression Change 120 120 All Sounds Off 121 121 Reset All Ctrls Prog o x Change True System Exclusive x x Qtr Frame o x 30 frame non drop System Song Pos o x Song Sel x x Common Tune x x System Clock o x Real Time Commands o x Aux Local ON OFF x x All Notes OFF o o Mes Active Sense x x sages Reset x x Notes MTC quarter f...

Page 210: ...ocity Note ON x x Note OFF x x After Key s x x Touch Ch s x x Pitch Bend x x 6 6 Data Entry MSB Control 38 38 Data Entry LSB 98 98 NRPN LSB Change 99 99 NRPN MSB Prog x x Change True System Exclusive x x Qtr Frame x x System Song Pos x x Song Sel x x Common Tune x x System Clock x x Real Time Commands x x Aux Local ON OFF x x All Notes OFF x x Mes Active Sense x x sages Reset x x Notes Mode 1 OMNI...

Page 211: ... 48 Measure 103 Note 97 98 Pad play information 94 95 Project 152 Rhythm pattern information 103 Specified data range 52 V take 61 Event 102 F Factory initialize 172 173 Fade in out 53 Fader section HD8 14 Fader section HD16 15 FAST input Phrase loop 73 Rhythm song 104 Finalize 144 Foot switch function 169 Function transport section 15 H Hard disk maintenance Basic operation 171 Format hard disk 1...

Page 212: ...put 97 Changing the drum kit bass program 89 Changing the tempo 89 Changing the volume of drum bass sequence 99 Copying a rhythm pattern 100 Creating a rhythm pattern 92 Deleting a rhythm pattern 101 Drum sequence 87 Drum sequence real time input 93 Drum sequence step input 96 Entering chord information 98 Selecting a rhythm pattern 88 Rhythm pattern list 198 Rhythm pattern mode 88 Rhythm recordin...

Page 213: ...installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interferen...

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