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16 Sound Select
List Of Preset Sounds And Their Variations
Category Main Variation
Grand Piano Stereo Grand Concert Piano
Classical Piano Warm Piano Dynamic Piano
Stage Piano Hard Rock Piano Ragtime Piano
Modern E.P. Digital E Grand '90's FM E.P.
Classic E.P. Rhodes E.P. Wurlitzer E.P.
Harpsichord Harpsichord Modern Harpsichord
Pipe Organ Pipe Organ Uptown Gospel
Electric Organ Prog Rocker's B3 Grungy Overdrive
Mallets Woody Marimba Vibraphone
Brass Tenor Saxophone Trombone/Trumpet
Brass Section Williams Brass Split Section
Strings Slow/Fast Strings Lyrical Strings
Voices Scatman Cathedral Vox
Pads Rez Aah Pad Poseidon
Guitar Acoustic Guitar Chorus Electric Guitar
Drums Studio Drum 1+ 2 Electro Kit
Percussion Virtuoso Percussion Drum and Bells
Bass (Left Split) Acoustic Bass
Bass & Ride Cymbal
Electric Bass
Drums Sounds are assigned to various keys across the keyboard. The following page shows
pictures that represent several types of drum mapping to keys.
There are three drum maps in the RE-220. With three alternative assignments of drum sound,
you can choose any one that is easiest for you to play. Especially, if you're playing sequences
that are recorded according to General MIDI (GM) specifications, you can quickly configure
the RE-220 to play the correct GM sounds when you play back your sequences.
As a default, drum map is set to 1 Normal . To change it, refer to page 36.
Drum Key Assignments