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- Page 1 DD-670 Digital Drum User Manual ArtNr 00056972 Version 07/2020...
- Page 2 Thank you for purchasing the DD-650 Digital Drumset. Please read this manual very carefully to be able to use all the functions of the DD-650. We also advise that you store this manual safely for future reference. Caution! In order to prevent injuries and damage to the device please make sure you read the safety instructions before using the DD-650 for the first time.
- Page 3 Information for your Security Please read this section carefully before you use the instrument. Please keep this manual for future reference. Power Supply Please connect the included power adapter to a socket with the correct voltage. Do not connect the device with a socket that is not suited for the device. Remove the power adapter from the power grid when you are not using the instrument or during a thunderstorm.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Content Installation ......................... 5 Sound Module ......................10 Control Panel......................10 Connections......................13 Pads ......................... 14 Basic Operation ...................... 17 Selecting a Kit ....................... 17 Modifying a Kit ....................... 17 Playing Demo Songs ................... 18 Recording a Track ....................18 Restoring Factory Settings................. -
Page 5: Installation
Installation This image shows the completely assembled drumkit after installation (power connector and wire connections are not shown). - Page 6 HiHat Installation 1. Open the HiHat stand legs (1) and make it stand firm. 2. Insert the thin rod (2) into the screw thread at the bottom of the stand. 3. Place the hollow rod (3) over the thinner rod (2). 4.
- Page 7 Snare Installation 1. Open the Snare stand legs (1) to a suitable position and make it stand firm. 2. Open the Snare stand arms (2) and put the Snare upward on the stand. 3. Tighten the Snare stand arms by rotating the rotary on the bottom side.
- Page 8 Kick Installation 1. Install kick legs (1) on both sides and then fasten the wing nut. 2. Insert kick pedal (2) to the kick drum and adjust the pedal to a suitable position. Then fasten the wing nuts on the pedal. Note: Please aim your kick pedal beat to the cushion foam (3).
- Page 9 Floor Tom Installation Insert Floor Tom Legs (1) into connectors on tom side. Fasten wing nuts and adjust to suitable position.
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Page 10: Sound Module
Sound Module Control Panel 1. Master Vol.: Adjust the output level, rotate it clockwise to increase volume. 2. Headphone Vol.: Adjust the headphone output level, rotate it clockwise to increase volume. 3. Page Down: Switch to the next option in the current menu. 4. - Page 11 10. KIT: Press this button to engage in „Kit“mode. 11. PATTERN: Press this button to engage in „Pattern“mode. 12. EDIT: To edit the current drum kit, including voice type, voice, volume, reverb, level, pitch and pan. 13. SETUP: Press this button to adjust system settings. 14.
- Page 12 17. DRUM: Press this button to mute the drum track of a demo pattern. 18. ACCOMP: Press this button to mute accompaniment tracks of a demo pattern. 19. TEMPO: Tap this button at a desired rate to get a new tempo for a demo pattern and metronome after you have tapped it four times.
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Page 13: Connections
Connections 23. HEADPHONE: Connect your headphones here. 24. MONO LINE OUT L: Left channel of main output. Connect this output to any amplifier using 1/4“TS cable. For mono output please connect via this socket only. 25. STEREO LINE OUT R: Right channel main output. Connect this output to any amplifier using 1/4“TS cable. -
Page 14: Playing Pads
Pads Playing Pads All pads are with a velocity response feature. Strike the pad harder to create a higher volume and strike the pad softer to create a lower volume. Playing Tom Drums Strike the central position (head) of the pad to make head sound, strike the rim of the pad to make rim sound. - Page 15 Playing Snare Drum Strike the central position (head) of the pad to make head sound, strike the rim of the pad to make rim sound. The rim triggering is velocity layered. Playing HiHat 1. Strike the HiHat pad without pressing the HiHat pedal to create an open HiHat sound.
- Page 16 Before Playing the First Time Make sure the drum kit is stable and all parts are securely fastened and locked. Connect all the cables to the drum module according to their tags. Connect the multi-trigger connector to its socket at the bottom of the sound module. Connect the power adapter with the device and a socket.
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Page 17: Basic Operation
Basic Operation Selecting a Kit Press KIT and use the scrolling wheel to select the desired kit. Modifying a Kit 1. Open an existing drum kit and switch into the editing mode via pressing EDIT. 2. Strike the pad (Trigger) on which you would like to program a certain sound or repeatedly press DRUM until the desired pad is shown on the display. -
Page 18: Playing Demo Songs
Playing Demo Songs 1. Press the PATTERN button and use the scrolling wheel to choose a song. Afterwards press PLAY and STOP to start or stop the track from playing. Recording a Track The drum module offers the opportunity to record up to 15 drum tracks in the operation modes „Kit“or „Pattern“. -
Page 19: Restoring Factory Settings
Restoring Factory Settings 1. Press SETUP and mark the menu „RESET“ by using either PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN. 2. Mark one of the following options with the scrolling wheel or the buttons: - „Kits“(reset drum kits) - „Settings“(reset system settings) - „Xtalk“... -
Page 20: Sense Time
Sense Time Sets the interval between triggering. Increasing this value by a certain amount may avoid it being triggered multiple times by vibration in a very short time. Trigger Curve Sets the velocity curve for pads. The „Linear“ setting creates the most natural relation between a beat and the volume. -
Page 21: Chick Time
Chick Time This defines the trigger disabling time after the pedal has been pressed down. It can be used to avoid unwanted triggering after physical contact with the pedal. Splash Time Defines the difficulty of triggering a pedal splash. (foot splash) Peak Decay Sets the signal decay of a selected part. -
Page 22: Appendix
Appendix List of Included Kits Pattern List... -
Page 23: Voice List
Voice List... -
Page 29: Specifications
Specifications...
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