Roland TR-707 Owner's Manual page 44

c.
Key Number
(Assigning
Key numbers
to
the
Composer's
drum
voices)
The keyboard message sent
from the sequencer
or
keyboard
is
received
by the
TR-707 and makes the
drum
voices sound.
Any
key
number
can
be
as-
signed to each
drum
voice
later,
but
let's
see
the
initial
setting
from
the
manufacturer.
Drum Voices and corresponding
Key Numbers. (MIDI
IN)
(34)
(37)
RIM
(39)
HCP
(42)
CH
(44)
CH
(46)
OH
(49)
CRASH
(51)
RIDE
(54)
TAMB
(55)
cow
(58)
(5
(61) (63)
(3
B
5)
31
(3
B
6J
22
(38/
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(4
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(43?
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Even
if
the
initial
setting
shown
above has been
altered for
some
reason
when you
get
your
TR-707, you
can
initialize it
as
follows.
(X
Enter the Track Playing
mode, with the
rhythm
not running.
(1
While holding the Shift
Key
©
down,
press
the
MIDI Channel Button
©
TWICE.
All
the
indi-
cators of Pattern
Group
Buttons
and Main Keys
wilt
go
out, teliing
you
that
key
numbers can
now
be assigned to
the
voices.
2)
To
assign
a
Key number you
like
to each
voice,
(D
First,
connect the
Composer to the
MIDI
instru-
ments
as
shown
in
Fig
c—
2.
'I
Press
the instrument/Guide Button
©
,
and
the
initial
setting
is
returned.
4
To
leave
this
Key Number
Setting
mode, push
the Enter
Key
ffi
.
MIDI
device
MIDI
'
Audio
Signal
1
1
r
r
OUT
Keyboard
(HP-450,
etc.)
IN
PHONES
RfMONO.
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Set the amplifier
and
speaker so that you can
monitor each
drum
voice.
Fig
c-2
A.
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