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Operation
Kits
A kit in the drum module is a selection of sounds that you can play with the pads of your
electronic drum kit. Kits 01–50 are Presets, and kits 51–80 are User Kits. You can edit the
parameters of all drum kits (01–80) and save them into user kits (51–80).
Selecting a Kit
Press Kit to enter the Kit Interface page. There are two parameters on the main kit interface–
kit number and kit volume. From here, use the Down and Up buttons to select a kit, and use
the dial to adjust the volume of the kit.
On this page:
• Press the F1 button to enter the Kit List menu.
• Press the F2 button to enter the Kit Edit menu.
• Press the F3 button to switch the X-stick on or off.
To select a kit:
1. Press Kit to enter the Kit Interface page (if you are not already viewing it).
2. Press the F1-List button to display the Kit List menu.
3. Use the Dial or Down and Up buttons to scroll through the list of kits. Press the F1-Preset
button to quickly jump to the Preset kits, or press the F3-User button to quickly jump to
the User Kits. The LED under the Kit button will indicate the type of kit selected.
4. To preview a kit, press the F2-PRVW button and play.
5. Kits will automatically be loaded as they are selected. Press Exit to return to the Kit
Interface page.
Note: To learn how to select a kit on a USB flash drive, see the
Editing a Kit
You can change certain parameters of each kit, letting you customize its overall sound. Kit
parameters include the voices and effects for each trigger. When any parameter is changed,
you must save the kit before exiting the Kit Menu to keep the changes.
To edit a kit:
1. Press Kit to enter the Kit Interface page (if you are not already viewing it).
2. Press the F2 button to enter the Kit Edit menu.
3. On this page:
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Press the F1 button to enter the Voice Edit menu.
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Press the F2 button to enter the Effect Edit menu.
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Press the F3 button to enter the Save menu. See
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USB Drive chapter.
Saving a Kit to learn how to do this.