Roland TR-909 Bedienungsanleitung

Owner’s Manual

Software Rhythm Composer

TR-909

Introduction

For details on the settings for the DAW software that you’re using, refer to the DAW’s help or

manuals.

About Trademarks

• VST is a trademark and software of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH.

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countries.

• Company names and product names appearing in this document are registered trademarks or trademarks of

their respective owners.

Screen Structure

Main window

This area shows various knobs and sliders that you can use to

edit the sound.

Use the [PANEL] button to switch

[GAIN] knob

Adjusts the gain of each instrument.

[PAN] knob

Adjusts the pan (left/right position) of each instrument.

[PANEL] button

Instrument pads

Sound is produced when you click these.

[START/STOP] button

Plays or stops the pattern.

[EDIT] button

Displays the pattern edit area.

[VOLUME] knob

Adjusts the volume.

[SHUFFLE] knob

Adjusts the amount of shuffle (swing).

* This is multiplied with each instrument’s shuffle setting in

Pattern Edit. If the instrument’s shuffle setting is 0, shuffle is

not applied even if you turn this knob.

[OPTION] button

Lets you make various settings, or

authorize the software.

[HELP] button

Displays help.

[ABOUT] button

Displays information about

TR-909 Software Rhythm Composer.

[PANEL] button

Switches the instrument edit section’s

display to GAIN, PAN, and TUNE (Bass

Drum only).

[A]–[H] buttons

Switch the variation (A–H) that plays.

To make a multiple selection, hold down the [Shift] key.

The currently playing variation button blinks.

[LIST] button

Displays the Memory Select window.

Display (upper line)

Shows the bank name.

Level meter

Shows the output level.

Display (center line / lower line)

Shows the selected pattern name and kit name.

[ ] [ ] buttons

Recall the previous or next pattern or kit.

[WRITE] button

Saves the pattern or kit.

Instrument edit section

Here you can edit the tonal character of the instruments. You can use 11 different instruments (BD–CH) in a pattern.

TOTAL ACCENT

Specifies the strength of accents.

[LEVEL] knob

Adjusts the volume of the instrument.

For the hi-hat or cymbal, this can be

adjusted individually for each sound.

[TONE] knob

For the snare drum, this adjusts the

tension of the head. For the cymbal, this

adjusts the tonal character.

[TUNE] knob

Adjusts the pitch of each instrument.

[ATTACK] knob

Specifies the attack of the bass drum

sound.

[SNAPPY] knob

Adjusts the decay of the sound.

Turning the knob toward the left makes

the sound crisper, and turning it toward

the right extends the decay.

[DECAY] knob

Adjusts the decay of the sound.

Turning the knob toward the left makes

the sound more crisp, and turning it

toward the right produces a longer decay.

For the hi-hat and cymbal, this can be

adjusted individually for each sound.

Sound Engine Structure

What Is a“PATTERN”?

The performance data that you

record is called a“pattern.”

The TR-909 Software Rhythm

Composer has 128 patterns (16

patterns x 8 banks); each pattern

has eight variations (A–H).

What Is a“KIT”?

The 11 instruments are collectively

called a “kit.”

The TR-909 Software Rhythm

Composer has 128 kits.

The pattern plays the instruments

of the currently selected kit.

Variation

Pattern 1–128

ACB D

E GF H

Kit 1–128

Instrument x 11

BASS

DRUM

A pattern plays the inst of

the kit.

Variation

Pattern 1–128

ACB D

E GF H

PATTERN 128

PATTERN 3

PATTERN 2

PATTERN 1

KIT 128

KIT 3

KIT 2

KIT 1

INST

Parameter

INST

Parameter

INST

Parameter

KIT

Parameter

128 kits128 patterns KITPATTERN

BANK

BSTEP data

HSTEP data

ASTEP data

VARIATION

Pattern

Setting

TR-909 Software Rhythm Composer

BANK 1

Patterns Kits

Pattern 1

Pattern 2

Pattern 3

•

Pattern 128

Kit 1

Kit 2

Kit 3

•

Kit 128

128 patterns 128 kits

BANK 2

Patterns Kits

Pattern 1

Pattern 2

Pattern 3

•

Pattern 128

Kit 1

Kit 2

Kit 3

•

Kit 128

128 patterns 128 kits

There is no limit on the number of banks

Edit Window

Parameter Value/Explanation

EDIT VARIATION SELECT buttons A–H: Select the variation that you want to edit.

CURRENT: Select the currently playing variation.

[SCALE] button Selects the scale. The scale changes each time you press the button.

The vertical stripes that are the background of the step buttons are spaced at quarter-note intervals.

[LAST STEP] button Specifies the length of the pattern. You can set this individually for each instrument.

[WEAK] button Turn this on to enter weak beats.

[FLAM] button Turn this on to enter a flam.

FlAM TYPE

Specifies the spacing of the flam. Click the text “TYPE.”

TYPE1: 0msec

TYPE2–9: Specify a spacing of 20–48 msec in 4 msec units.

[SUB STEP] button Turn this on to enter sub steps.

SUB STEP TYPE

Specifies the type of sub step. Click the text“TYPE.”

TYPE1: Duplets

TYPE2: Triplets

TYPE3: Quadruplets

TOTAL ACCENT

Illuminate the steps that you want to accent.

The strength of the accent is specified by the ACCENT [LEVEL] knob in the main window. (Accents

apply to the same step of all instruments.)

Instrument selection Select the instruments for which the variation/step is shown in the main window or edit window.

Parameter Value/Explanation

Variation indicator

This indicates the variation A–H that is playing for each instrument.

Even if different instruments have a different LAST STEP setting, and the variations being played do

not match, this shows the currently playing variation for each instrument.

[M] (mute) / [S] (solo) button Specify mute/solo settings for each instrument (solo has priority).

[SHUFFLE] slider Specifies the amount of shuffle (rhythmic bounce) for each instrument.

If the shuffle setting in the main window is set to “0,” this has no effect.

Step sequencer area This is a step sequencer that shows all instruments as a list.

Specifying the Pattern Length (LAST STEP)

1. Click the [LAST STEP] button

The [LAST STEP] button blinks purple.

The default is 16 steps.

2. For each instrument, press the button that you want to specify as the last step;

the button blinks.

Inputting Steps

1. For each instrument, input steps by making the step buttons lit or unlit.

Lit steps produce sound; unlit steps are silent.

Inputting the Total Accent (TOTAL ACCENT)

The top row of step buttons are for inputting the total accent.

1. Make the button light for each step at which you want to apply an accent.

An accented note is heard for all instruments that sound at a step whose total accent button

is lit.

Edit Window

Inputting Weak Beats

1. Click the [WEAK] button.

The [WEAK] button is lit white, allowing you to input weak beats.

2. Turn on the steps that you want to play as weak beats.

The steps for which you input a weak beat are lit dimly.

MEMO

Even without making the [WEAK] button lit, you can input a weak beat by clicking a step

while holding down the [SHIFT] key.

Specifying a Flam

1. Click the [FLAM] button.

The [FLAM] button is lit yellow, allowing you to enter ams.

Click “FLAM TYPE” to select the am spacing.

2. Turn on the steps at which you want to play a am.

You can enter ams in combination with weak beats.

Inputting Sub Steps

1. Click the [SUB STEP] button.

The [SUB STEP] button is lit, allowing you to enter sub steps.

Click “SUB STEP TYPE” to select the sub step type.

Depending on the sub step type, this is lit light blue (duplets), green (triplets), or dark blue

(quadruplets).

2. Turn on the steps at which you want to play a sub step.

You can enter sub steps in combination with weak beats.

Edit Window

Editing a Variation

Right-click the EDIT VARATION SELECT button to use the following functions.

Function Explanation

COPY Copies the patterns of all instruments in the selected variation.

PASTE Pastes the copied variation to the selected variation. The variation is overwritten.

CLEAR Erases the selected variation.

Editing an Instrument

Right-click an instrument name at the left side of the edit area to use the following functions.

Function Explanation

COPY Copies the pattern of the selected instrument.

PASTE Pastes the copied pattern to the selected instrument.

The instrument is overwritten.

CLEAR Erases the pattern of the selected instrument.

INVERT Exchanges the steps that sound the selected instrument with the steps that are silent.

ALL Turns on all steps of the selected instrument so that they all sound.

Placing a Pattern in a DAW Track

Performance data from the variation [A]–[H] buttons can be placed in a track of your DAW,

either as MIDI or audio data.

Use the [OPTION] button to choose whether you’re placing MIDI data or audio data.

Drag and drop

Edit Window

DAW Multi-Out Support

If you’re using this plug-in with a host application that supports multiple output, you can use a

dierent output for each instrument.

The output assignment for each instrument is as follows.

Output Instrument

Main out Mix

Sub out 1 Bass Drum

Sub out 2 Snare Drum

Sub out 3 Low Tom

Sub out 4 Mid Tom

Sub out 5 High Tom

Sub out 6 Rim Shot

Sub out 7 Hand Clap

Sub out 8 Closed Hihat

Sub out 9 Open Hihat

Sub out 10 Crash Cymbal

Sub out 11 Ride Cymbal

* For more about multi-output settings in your host application, refer to the help or owner’s

manual of your host application.

How Note Numbers Select Sounds or Variations

Note numbers received by TR-909 Software Rhythm Composer select the following sounds or

variations.

Note number Sound/Function

24–31 Variation Select A–H

32 Start step sequencer

33 Stop step sequencer

35, 36 Bass Drum

37 Rim shot

38, 40 Snare Drum

39 HandClap

42, 44 Closed HiHat

41, 43 LoTom

46 Open HiHat

45, 47 MidTom

49 Crash Cymbal

48, 50 HiTom

51 Ride Cymbal

About CC (Control Change)

TR-909 Software Rhythm Composer receives the following CC messages.

CC# Parameter

9SHUFFLE

20 BD TUNE

21 BD TONE

22 BD COMP

23 BD DECAY

24 BD LEVEL

25 SD TONE

26 SD SNAPPY

27 SD COMP

28 SD DECAY

29 SD LEVEL

46 LT TUNE

47 LT DECAY

48 LT LEVEL

49 MT TUNE

50 MT DECAY

51 MT LEVEL

52 HT TUNE

53 HT DECAY

54 HT LEVEL

55 RS TUNE

56 RS DECAY

57 RS LEVEL

58 CP TUNE

CC# Parameter

59 CP DECAY

60 CP LEVEL

61 CH TUNE

62 CH DECAY

63 CH LEVEL

71 TOTAL ACCENT

80 OH TUNE

81 OH DECAY

82 OH LEVEL

83 CC TONE

84 CC DECAY

85 CC LEVEL

86 RC TUNE

87 RC DECAY

88 RC LEVEL

Patterns/Kits and Banks

1. Click the [LIST] button.

The Memory Select window opens.

The selected memory is

highlighted.

[WRITE] button

Saves the edited pattern/kit as a

memory in the bank.

[RENAME] button

Renames the selected memory.

[NEW] button

Creates a new empty bank.

[DELETE] button

Deletes the selected bank.

[LOAD] button

Loads a bank from a file.

[SAVE] button

Exports a bank as a file.

[READ] button

Loads a memory from a bank.

Switches between patterns and kits.

“ i ”symbol

When you place the mouse cursor (mouse pointer) over this, a list

of shortcuts appears.

Bank

A “bank” contains 128 patterns and 128 kits. By switching

banks, you can access a large number of patterns or kits. A

bank can be saved as a le.

Changing to Other Bank

1. Click the Bank eld.

The bank list window opens.

2. Click the bank that you want to recall.

By pressing the [H] [I] buttons located at the right of the bank eld, you can switch to the next

or previous bank.

Exporting the Bank

Here’s how to export a bank as a le.

1. Click the [SAVE] button.

The le name input window opens.

2. Enter a le name and save.

The le is exported.

Importing a Bank

1. Click the [LOAD] button.

The le selection window opens.

2. Select a le and load it.

The bank is loaded.

Bank

1 1

Pattern Kit

2 2

3 3

128 128

Patterns/Kits and Banks

Creating/Deleting a Bank

Creating a bank

Click the [NEW] button to create a new empty bank.

Deleting a bank

Here’s how to delete the selected bank.

1. Select a bank as described in“Changing to Other Bank” (p. 9).

2. Click the [DELETE] button.

A conrmation message appears.

3. Click [OK] to delete the bank.

Renaming a Bank

1. Select a bank as described in “Changing to Other Bank” (p. 9).

2. At the left of the bank eld, click J.

3. Edit the name and press the [Return (Enter)] key.

Patterns and Kits

TR-909 Software Rhythm Composer manages 128 patterns and kits as one bank.

Loading a Pattern or Kit

Here’s how to load a pattern or kit that’s saved in a bank. When you load a pattern or kit, its

settings are shown in the edit area, allowing you to edit the settings.

1. Click the number of the memory that you want to load.

2. Click the [READ] button. Or press the [Return (Enter)] key.

The pattern or kit is loaded.

* You can also load a pattern or kit by double-clicking the pattern or kit number.

Saving a Pattern or Kit

Here’s how to save your edited sounds in the bank as a pattern or kit.

1. Click the number of the memory in which you want to save the sound.

2. Click the [WRITE] button.

The pattern or kit are saved in the bank.

Renaming a Pattern or Kit

1. Click the number of the memory that you want to rename.

2. Click the [RENAME] button.

3. Change the memory name. (Up to 16 letters)

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