Mixer; Setting The Volume And Pan Of Each Pad - Roland V-Drums TD-30 Owner's Manual

Mixer

For each drum kit, settings such as the volume and pan
(stereo position) of each pad can be stored together.
Settings such as volume and pan are made in the "mixer. "
Setting the Volume and Pan of
Each Pad
Here's how to set the volume or pan on an individual pad
basis.
1.
Press the [MIXER] button .
The [MIXER] button will light.
2.
Use the [F1]–[F4] buttons to select the
parameter .
3.
Select the pad that you want to edit .
Strike the pad, or use the TRIG SELECT buttons to select
it.
You can also use the cursor [
pad.
4.
Use the dial, the [–] [+], or cursor [ ] [ ] buttons
to make the setting .
Parameter Value
[F1] (VOLUME) button
VOLUME 0–127
[F2] (PAN) button
PAN L15–CTR–R15
[F3] (MIN VOL) button
MINIMUM
0–15
VOLUME
[F4] (KIT VOL) button
Kit Volume 0–127
Pedal HH
0–127
Volume
XStick Volume 0–127
] [ ] buttons to select a
Explanation
Volume of each pad
Pan of each pad
Minimum volume of each
pad
This allows you to increase
the volume of the weakest
strike while maintaining
the volume of the
strongest strike. You can
use this to make a snare's
"ghost notes" or cymbal
legato strikes more easily
audible.
Volume of the entire
drum kit
Volume of the hi-hat's
sound
Volume of cross stick
sound
MEMO
Pressing the [F5] (H & R) button in the [F1] (VOLUME),
[F2] (PAN), or [F3] (MIN VOL) setting screen, you can
choose to set the head and rim simultaneously or
individually.
5.
Press the [EXIT] button to return to the DRUM
KIT screen .
Editing with the faders (MIX EDIT)
You can use the faders to adjust the volume and
minimum volume of each pad.
1.
In the mixer's VOLUME screen or
MINIMUM VOLUME screen, hold down
the [SHIFT] button and press the [MIXER]
button .
The [MIXER] button will light.
2.
Move the fader which corresponds to the
pad you wish to adjust .
Display Fader
K KICK
S SNARE
1
2
TOMS
3
4
H HI-HAT
MEMO
These settings are always common to the
head and rim.
3.
Press the [EXIT] button to return to the
previous screen .
* After pressing the [EXIT] or [FADER] button,
the values for the GROUP FADERS faders may
not reflect the actual volume of the sound
assigned to that fader. Be sure to move the
faders a bit before making your setting.
Display Fader
C
CRASH
C
R
RIDE
E
A
A
AUX
A
A
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