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OWNER’SMANUAL

INTRODUCTION

Thank

you

tor

purchasing

the

Roland

TD-7

Percussion

Sound

Module;

TheTD-7

superbisound

module

incorporating

Roland’s

latest

technology.

take

full

advantage

of the

TD~7's

capabilities,

and

ensure

years

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please

read

this

Owner's

Manual

carefully.

1992

ROLAND

CORPORATION

All

rights

reserved.

part

this

publication

may

reproduced

any

form

without

the

permission

Roland

Corporation.

Important

Notes

sure

use

only

the

adaptor

supplied

with

the

unit.

Use

any

other

power

adaptor

could

result

damage,

malfunction,

electric

shock.

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Power

Supply

OWhen

making

any

connections

with

other

devices,

always

turn

off

the

power

toiiaglliequipment

first;

thisiiiwill

hell?

Prevent

damage

malfunction.

not

use

this

unit

the

sarnepower

circuit

with

any

device

that

will

generate

line

noise,

jsuchias

motor

variable

lighting

system.

A A

Thepower

supply

required

for

this

unit

shown

its

nameplate.

Ensure

that

the

line

voltage

your

installation

meets

this

requirement.

lAvoid

damaging

the

power

cord;

not

step

it,

place

heavy

objects

etc.

OWhen

disconnecting

the

adaptor

from

the

outlet,

grasp

the

plug

itself;

never

pull

the

cord.

the

unit

remain

unused

for

long

period

time,

unplug

the

power

cord.

Placement

not

subject

the

unit

temperature

extremes

(e.g.

direct

sunlight

enclosed

vehicle).

Avoid

using

storing

the

unit

dusty

humid

areas

that

are

subject

high

vibration

levels.

Using

the

unit

near

power

amplifiers

(or

other

equipment

containing

large

transformers)

may

induce

hum.

IThis

unit

may

interfere

with

radio

and

television

reception.

not

use

this

unit

the

vicinity

such

receivers.

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Maintenance

For

everyday

cleaning

wipe

the

unit

with

soft,

dry

cloth..(or

one that

has

been

slightly

dampened

with

w‘ater)."To

remove

stubborn

dirt,

use

mild

neutral

detergent.

Afterwards,

sure

wipe

the

unit

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a.s<>tt.

dry

Cloth-

Never

use

benzine,

thinners,

alcohol

solvents

any

kind,

avoid

the

risk

discoloration

and/or

deformation.

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Additional

Precautions

Protect

the

unit

from

strong

impact.

not

allow

objects

liquids

any

kind

penetrate

the

unit.

the

event

such

occurrence,

discontinue

use

immediately.

Contact

qualified

service

personnel

soon

possible.

Never

strike

apply

strong

pressure

to the

display.

small

amount

heat

will

radiate

from

the

unit,

and

thus

should

considered

normal.

Should

malfunction

occur

(or

you

suspect

there

problem)

discontinue

use

immediately.

Contact

qualified

service

personnel

soon

possible.

prevent

the

risk

electric

shock,

do not

open

the

unit

its

adaptor.

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Memory

Backup

IThe

unit

contains

battery

which

maintains

the

contents

memory

while

the

main

power

off.

The

expected

life

this

battery

years

more.

However,

avoid

the

unexpected

loss

memory

data,

strongly

recommended

that

you

change

the

battery

every

years.

Please

aware

that

the

actual

life

the

battery

will

depend

the

physical

environment

(especially

temperature)

which

the

unit

used.

When

time

change

the

battery,

consult

with

qualified

service

personnel.

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the

battery

becomes

weak,

the

following

message

will

appear

the

display:

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Please

change

batteryas

soon

possible

avoid

the

loss

memory

data.

Please

aware

that

the

contents

memory

may

times

lost;

when

the

unit

sent

for

repairs

when

some

chance

malfunction

has

occurred.

Important

data

should

stored

another

MIDI

device

(e.g.

sequencer),

settings

written

down

paper.

During

repairs,

due

care

taken

avoid

the

loss

data.

However,

certain

cases

(such

when

circuitry

memory

itself

out

order),

regret

that

may

impossible

restore

the

data.

Conventions

this

manual

If".

This

symbol

followed

what

you

should

refer

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Name

button

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Represents

key

knob

the

front

panel

of the

unit.

This

symbol

followed

page

number

where

relevant

information

can

found.

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note

important

information.

TABLE

CONTENTS

important

Notes

Conventions

this

manual

Table

Contents

Panel

Descriptions

Features

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Installing

the

TD»?

on a

Stand

Chapter

Playing

the

Connections

and

Precautions

.............

..'l2

Power

ON./

Power

OFF

......................

..17

Adjusting

the

LCD

Contrast

................

Playing

the

Demo

Songs

....................

Quick

Start

(

Experimenting

with

various

performances

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..............

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Patch

Selection

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f2]

Rim

Shot

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Choke

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Playing

Sequence

Patterns

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f5]

Patch

Editing

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j6]

The

Patch

Chain

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Chapter2

Basic

Operation

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Basic

Operation

.................................

[1]

Setting

Parameters

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[2]

The

Jump

Function

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[3]

Main

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Parameters

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Patch.

......................

[2]

Other

Parameters

....................................

Chapter3

Patch

Setting

Patch

.....................

..........

[1]

Naming

Patch

......................

.......

[2]

Assigning

Note

Number

Trigger

Signal

Setting

Various

Trigger

Parameters

..........

Instrument

Section

.......................

..........

Setting

Sound

and

.........................

rb.

Layer.........

..........................................

...

[5]

Performance

Section

.................................

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[6]

Effects

.......................................................

Parameters

for

Effect

........................

Parameters

for

Effect

.....................

[7]

Hi-hat

Control

Pedal

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[81

Program

Change

Numbers

.................

..70

Patch

Copy

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Global

Performance

Parameters

.......

Instrument

Parameters

......................

Instrument

Copy

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Phrase

Sequencer

How

Record

Sequence

Data

.........

Phrase

Sequencer

.............................

[1]

Recording

and

playback

Sequence

Patterns

...................................................

[2]

Setting

Beat

and

Measure

Number

and

erasing

Sequence

Data

....................

[3]

Selecting

Performance

Type

..............

100

[4]

Copying

Sequence

Pattern

....................

101

Tempo,

Metronome,

Available

Memory

and

Synchronized

Playback

104

[1]

Tempo

Setting

.......................................

104

[2]

Setting

the

Metronome

..........................

104

[3]

Available

Memory

.............................

105

[4]

Synchronized

Playback

.........................

105

Chapter4

Editinglnstrument

Sounds

Chapter6

System

Setting

MIDI

.................................................

108

[1]

MIDI

Messages

.......................................

108

[2]

The

TD-7's

MIDI

Messages

....................

111

[3]

Setting

MIDI

Parameters

...............

114

Setting

the

Interface

Mode

...............

..123

Using

the

Footswitch

and

Sound-on-Sound

..............

....

...........

124

[1]

How

set

the

Footswitch

Mode

...........

124

[2]

Using

the

Sound-on-Sound

Function

....

126

The

Sound

Setup

.............................

129

Initialization

.......................

132

[1]

Hi-hat

Control

Pedal

Initialize

................

..132

[2]

All

Initialize

.............................................

133

Chapter7

Reference

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Error

Messages

...............................

...136

Troubleshooting

................................

..138

Patch

List

..........................................

..141

Waveform

List

...................................

..144

Instrument

List

..................................

..146

Initial

Settings

...................................

..150

Blank

Chart

.......................................

153

Roland

Exclusive

Messages

.............................

156

MIDI

Implementation

.................................

......

158

MIDI

Implementation

Chart

............

...

............

.."....I164

How

read

the

MIDI

Implementation

chart

.....

166

Specifications

....................................................

167

Index

.................................................................

168

Information

........................................................

170

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|§|‘o-zissigttrrtl

thc

|';:ctory_

hut

you

can

tflmngc

the

ztssigttltltrnts

f12‘(|l.llt'L"Ll.

'l‘|1cs<:

are

stereo

jacks

and

can

recs-ivc

Rim

Shot

ancl

Choke

EIl'lec't

signzlls

wlwn

you

are

tlsingg

optkmztl

l“l)-T’

pads.

‘mt

can

also

connect

otlwr

types

ol‘p;1ds

t.c:.;.;.

PD-2]

optional)

tiny

tltesc

iztclot

using

lT1t'7ﬁt')C1ll}lt‘.

Adaptor

Jack

Connect

the

supplied

ztdztptor

this

izlck.

Cord

Hook

Lot

the

AC1

aalzaptor

cord

around

this

hools

|*>1"c\-1-rot

tltc".-1¢l;:ptr'>r

lrom

;1ct?iclcnt.;1l

tlimattncciimt.

MIDI

IN/OUT

Connectorsﬁe

Tltose

sockets

are

for

connecting

MIDI

devices.

l'_*-Q?’

12)

Q?)

FOOT

(Footswitch)

Jack

(Ionnect

lools'\x-='itf:lt

S-51.?

-1

optio'm1ll'to

this

jack-.

You

can

the

desired

Function

the

footswitclt,

such

l’atch

selector,

hold

swiiclt

<'.:|'~rec<.>rcling

start

so-'iIa"|1

lor

5o11ml—-on-Sounr.l

126).

"'-'"-"~*-I‘-ltis

is":t

stereo

-"f::Ck--1":aﬁd‘tlleféforé

slio{ild“""lSé

-"divided

"-iﬁtt)

two

monuu

inputs

with

special

c1tla|e(PCS~51

O]7ll('}l1£ll)\\=’l1t?I'!

using

two

lt'><1>tswitc|t'e+i.

CONT

(Hi-hat

Control)

Pedal

Input

Jack

This

iztck

receives

control

signals

from

the

Hi-hat

Control

Pedal

(.FD~

3-’

;

optional).

This

stereo

jack.

Connect:

tlw

imrlutled

adaptor

the

TD-.7,

and

then

plug

into

out]:-st.

looping

the

;1cl;1pl'or

C1!

hlc

around

tho

Cord

Hook,

you_

CQD

|.m-:\-»'r.'n.t

the

plug

from

;u‘cicl:'*.nt::lly

being

disconnected.

ToAC

outlet

}

Note:

l’lc;tse

use’

only

the

lH{.‘.|ll(lt‘(l

adaptor.

Using

otltor

aclzzptors

can

result

malfunctions

electric

shock.

FEATURES

The

TD-7

contains

512

percussion

sounds!

Sounds

lip

5'12.

Instrument

sounds

can

created

using

2‘3('.$li;1sic

pwcussion

u-‘at-'el'onus.

Para

meters

involvetl

with

sound

creation

are

Pilrh.

l')e<.';n*.

I-’;it1tti:'t_u,.

i\iuanee.

lirilliance.

Attack

l')an1p,

\-"elot.'in-*,

Pitcli

Bend,

\-‘olume

and

Assign

'l‘ype.

The

zeta

wilt-'cl'or|ns

in<:|u<.le

+13

kick

drums,

it)

snare

drums.

tozns,

lii~h;us,

L‘§’t11l11ll.‘~;.

plus

additional

pen;ussion

lnstnnnenls.

also

includetl

are

mallet

Instruments

(such

\'ihrapl1onel.

3-1i

ellbct

sounds

and

lwass

sounds.

Sound

Source

The

TD»?

uses

'16-hit

sound

sotlrci:

t\'lliL‘l111CL‘L1t‘;tlti’l}’

reproduces

the

Ll;-'nau1ic

range

and

hannonic

content

ofall

the

on-hozucl

sounds

depend on

ll<.>\\‘

hard

you

play

the

pads

t_\--'<.-lot'.'it_\'l.

Instrument

Section

and

Performance

Sections

The

'l'D-7

contains

one

lnstrtm1ent'

section

and

tltree

l’erl'orm;tnce

sections

and

t'ltei'clore

can

usetl

Part

multi-tiinhral

sound

module.

Maximum

Polyphony

The

TD-7

can

play

voices

the

same

time.

maxitnum

two

\-oices

can

mixed

tL.+\YlSli,l._

which

time

you

can

use

the

\-"'elot'it"_i-'

St\'itt'lt.

\-'elo1".'ity'

i\""li.\;

\='e|ocit_5-'

Cross

Fade

l'oni.?tii.ms.

Dynamic

Pitch

Bend

The

amount

pitch

bend

change

depends

how

ltard

you

play

the

pads

t_\-'elocit3-"

High-speed

pad

response

made

possible

direct

trigger

inputs!

Trigger

Input

Jacks

The

TD-T

oquippewl

with

Trigger

Inputs.

Lising

the

specilied

pads

l’l)~"--’

optional

sounds

can

controlled

t_sint':e

the

Rim

Shot

signal

recognizced

well

the

standarcl

center-of-pad

signal).

the

sound

module

section,

two

voices

can

mixed

(_l.AYERl,

allovring

you

conn‘ol

voices

nitli

one

pad

(PD-T"

optional

You

can

set

MIDI

Note

i\iumhcr,

Gate

Time,

\§’elo<'it'3='

Cu.r\--'e,

etc,

for

each

trigger

signal.

and

output

t\-'llDl

?\£t.>teniess:1ge.

AutomaticTrissereisnel

$etti.n9,.Fvn¢ti°"

This

function

autontatically

sets

the

paraoteters

for

the

trigger

signal

each

pad

count;-ct:-rtl

the

Tl)-T’.

l’;u';uneters

set

with

this

function

are.

Miilillltttil

Dynamic

Range,

Maximum

l')yn:1:11it‘lt;1i"ige,

i\1inimum

\i'el<“1cin-'.

Mask

Time

and

Threshold

l.e\-'el.

Choke

Effect

Using

the

specified

pads

(Pl)-7s

optional).

you

can

create

Choke

el'l'ects

muting).

This

may

uselul

lor

Instruments

craslt

Q-'nil.1;tls.

Hi-hat

Control

Pedal

Jack

connecting

the

speciﬁc

pedal

{FD-T

optional}

this

jack,

you

can

control

the

sound

llltit-llllt’

section;

t‘ont.inuotts|y

control

the

open

and

closed

Hi-

hat,

play

open

and

closed

sounds

and

also

control

the

pitch,

cleouu

nuance

specilietl

sound.

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