Editing A Kit; Selecting The Kit You Want To Edit; Editing The Drum Part - Roland DR-880 Owner's Manual

Editing a kit

Here's the procedure for editing a kit.
fig.06-010
Select the kit you want to edit
Edit the
drum part
* When shipped from the factory, the user kits contain the
same settings as the preset kits.
Selecting the kit you want
to edit
1. Press [KIT].
The kit edit screen appears.
fig.06-020d
2. Move the cursor to the kit number, and
use the VALUE dial to select the kit you
want to edit.
* You can hold down [SHIFT] and press [KIT] to switch
between Preset (P) and User (U).
3. Select the part you want to edit.
To edit the drum part, move the cursor to
"DRUM PART" and press [ENTER].
To edit the bass part, move the cursor to
"BASS PART" and press [ENTER].
4. Proceed to "Editing the drum part" or
"Editing the bass part."
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Edit the
bass part

Editing the Drum part

1. Use [CURSOR]
desired edit screen.
2. Move the cursor to the parameter you
want to edit, and use the VALUE dial to
edit the value.
* To hear the sounds, strike key pads 1–20 or play back a
pattern.
3. When you have made the setting, press
[EXIT] to return to the kit edit screen.
In order to indicate that the kit settings have
been temporarily changed, the kit number
will be displayed as "*TMP." If you re-select
a kit, or turn off the DR-880 while "*TMP" is
being displayed, all of the kit settings will
return to their previous condition. As it may
not be possible to restore these settings, the
appropriate care should be taken.
4. If you want to keep the changes you
made, proceed to "Saving/Copying a kit"
(p. 113).
* If you want to assign a name to your kit or edit the name
before saving, proceed as described in "Naming a kit" (p.
113) before you save the kit.
■ PART COMMON (Settings
common to both parts)
fig.06-030d
Parameter/
Range
Part Level
0–100 Volume of the drum part
/ to select the
Explanation