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After you have completed the upgrade process, you will find that
the user memory has expanded to 100 Kits: 50 NEW kits from 1–50
and the original TD-20 pre-set Kits from 51–100. These 100 factory
preset kits are always available via the “copy” function, or when
totally re-setting the TD-20. So you have 100 USER kits to work
with.
CompactFlash Card Data
• All user drum kits can be backed up to the CompactFlash card
for a total of 99 full back-ups.
• Kit data on the CompactFlash card can be played (but not
edited) without loading it into the TD-20 (p. 41).
• The Import function allows you to load data saved prior to
updating (p. 40).
When importing a previously saved “backup” the kits will
appear from kit No.51.
Backup File Names
This is important for those who might want to organise their data
in their computers or share data with other TD-20 users.
How Names appear
Though you can give a name to your backup file that you can see
when loading/saving with a CompactFlash card in the TD-20, the
name that appears when looking at it in your computer is different.
Here we will explain the difference between “original” TD-20 data,
and data after upgrading with the TDW-20.
Original TD-20
Backup 1 appears like “TD20BK01.TD0.”
“TD20” indicates the original version.
The “BK01” means Backup No.1, “BK08” would mean backup
No.08.
Expanded TD-20
Backup 1 appears like “TDW2BK01.TD0.”
“TDW2” indicates the upgraded version.
The “BK01” means Backup No.1, “BK99” would mean backup
No.99.
Pattern Files
This refers to patterns saved independently on the CompactFlash
Card.
Pattern No.1 (on the card) will appear as “TD20P001.TD0.”
The “P001” means pattern No.1. Pattern No.100 appears as
“TD20P100.TD0.”
About the Drum Kits
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