Drum Mixer - KETRON SD1 User Manual

BANK PROGRAM
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4 25 Latingr 1
4 26 Latingr 2
4 27 Latingr 3
4 28 Latingr 4
4 29 Latingr 5
4 30 Latingr 6
4 31 Latingr 7
4 32 Latingr 8
4 33 Tekno 1
4 34 Tekno 2
4 35 Newage
4 36 Latinhou
4 37 Slowbeat
4 38 Hiphop
4 39 Pop
4 40 Vocals
4 41 Rock
4 42 Jazz 1
4 43 Shuffle
4 44 Jazz 2
4 45 Bossanova
4 46 Samba 1
4 47 Samba 2
4 48 Pandero
4 49 Salsa 2
4 50 Eurolatin

DRUM MIXER

Press the DRUM MIXER button and scroll the next pages with the PAGE +/- buttons to open the Drum Mixer pages.
The four Drum Mixer pages allow you to control the Volume, Reverb, Pan and activation status parameters for ten categories of percussion
instruments. This makes it possible to personalise the Drum Sets and the Live Drum Sets in a few instants, simply activating or deactivating a
group of instruments. With regard to the Live Drum Sets you may perceive a number of instruments at a very low volume, although you have
deactivated them: this behaviour is a result of the groove processing and is not a defect of the SD1.
The percussion sounds are grouped as follows:
Kick
Snare ( Snare, Rim Shot )
Hi Hat
Cymbals ( Crash, Ride, Cup )
Toms
Tambourine
Latin 1 ( Congas , Bongos, Tambora )
Latin 2 ( Cowbell, Guiro, Claves, )
Latin3 ( Maracas, Cabaza, Shaker, Guira, Whistle )
Clap / FX ( Clap, Special Effects )
The first page allows you to activate or deactivate the instruments of a percussion group, by pressing the function buttons corresponding to
the specific group. If you wish to deactivate all percussion groups together (except for the Kick), simply press both VALUE +/- buttons at the
same time. If you then press one of the two VALUE buttons, all groups will be activated again. The Kick group has been excluded from the glob-
al deactivation process especially in order to grant an optimum reproduction of techno and dance Styles, where during the first beats only the
bass drum is used, with the other instruments being added later on.
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