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7X7-TR8 Drum Machine Expansion Operation Guide

INST-REC (Realtime Recording)

In this method of recording, you create a pattern by

recording your performance on the pads ( 14 ) in real time.

This will modify the pattern that is selected.

1. Press the [INST REC] button ( 3).

2. Press the [START/STOP] button ( 6) to start

recording.

3. Perform on the pads ( 14 ).

* Operations in the INST edit section ( 11 ) are not

recorded.

Adding accents to the performance

1. Hold down the ACCENT [STEP] button ( 7) and use

the pads ( 14 ) to specify the steps.

Playing alternate sounds or weak beats

The following sounds allow you to play alternate sounds.

For the other sounds, you can specify weak beats.

707 BD1/2, 707 SD1/2,

707 RS/Cowbell, 707 HC/Tambourine,

727 H/L Bongo, 727 Mute/Open H Conga,

727 H/L Agogo, 727 Cabasa/Maracas

1. Hold down the REVERB [STEP] button ( 8) and play

a pad ( 14 ).

Alternate sounds

Although one sound is assigned to each pad, specic

sounds (tones) such as the 707 BD and 707 SD have a

second sound (alternate sound) assigned as well.

The normal sound and alternate sound are played

alternately.

Playing a am

1. Hold down the DELAY [STEP] button ( 9) and play a

pad ( 14 ).

Deleting a recorded instrument from the

pattern

Function Operation

Deleting a

specic region

During playback, hold down the

[CLEAR] button ( 2); the instrument

that’s selected by the INST select

buttons ( 12 ) is deleted from the

region of the pattern that plays while

you hold down the [CLEAR] button.

Deleting all

notes

Hold down the INST select button ( 12

) of the instrument that you want to

delete, and press the [CLEAR] ( 2)

button.

Playing/Selecting/Controlling a Pattern

Playing a pattern

1. Press the [START/STOP] button ( 6).

2. Use scatter ( 15 ) or INST edit ( 11 ) to modify the

sound.

Selecting a pattern

1. Press the [PTN SELECT] button ( 3).

2. Use the pads ( 14 ) to select a pattern.

The selected pad blinks. It remains lit during

playback.

If you select the next pattern during playback, the

pad blinks.

You can have a range selection by pushing two

pads simultaneously. The selected patterns play

sequentially.

3. Use the variation buttons ( 5) to select A or B.

If you make both buttons [A] and [B] light, A and

then B are played successively.

Generating a random pattern

You can automatically generate a random pattern.

This modies the selected pattern.

1. Hold down the [PTN SELECT] button ( 3) and

press the SCATTER [ON] button ( 15).

2. To save, press the [TR-REC] button (blinks).

Copying a pattern

1. Press the [PTN SELECT] button ( 3).

* If a pattern is playing, stop it.

2. Hold down the [PTN SELECT] button ( 3) and use

the pads ( 14) to specify the pattern that you want

to copy.

3. Press the pad to which you want to paste the

pattern.

Copying a pattern for an individual

instrument

1. Switch patterns by pressing the pad for the

pattern that you want to copy.

* If a pattern is playing, stop it.

2. Hold down the [PTN SELECT] button ( 3) and

press the INST select button(s) ( 12 ) of the

instrument(s) that you want to copy. (Multiple

selections are allowed.)

3. When you’ve specied the instrument(s), press the

[PTN SELECT] button ( 3).

4. Press the pad ( 14 ) to which you want to paste the

pattern.

Deleting a pattern

1. Press the [PTN SELECT] button ( 3).

2. Hold down the [CLEAR] button ( 2) and use the

pads ( 14 ) to specify the pattern that you want to

delete.

Locking (not editable) a pattern

1. Hold down the [PTN SELECT] button ( 3) and turn

the [TEMPO] knob ( 17 ).

The display indicates “ OFF” (editable) or “ Loc ” (not

editable).

Changing kits

1. Press the DRUM SELECT [KIT] button ( 3).

2. Press a lit pad ( 14 ) to select a kit.

The selected pad blinks.

Changing an instrument’s sound (tone)

This modies the kit that is selected.

1. Press the DRUM SELECT [INST] button ( 3).

2. Use the INST select buttons ( 12 ) to select the

instrument whose tone you want to change.

3. Press a lit pad ( 14 ) to select its tone.

The selected pad blinks.

Changing an instrument’s pan

1. Press the DRUM SELECT [INST] button ( 3).

2. Hold down the INST select button (12 ) and turn the

[TEMPO] knob (L64–0–R63).

Changing the type of reverb/delay/side

chain

1. Press the DRUM SELECT [INST] button ( 3).

2. Press the [STEP] button ( 8 9 10 ) and use the pads

(14 ) to change the type of delay, reverb, or side

chain.

Turning each instrument’s reverb/delay

on/o

1. Press the DRUM SELECT [KIT] button ( 3).

2. Hold down the [STEP] button ( 8 9 ) and use the

INST select buttons ( 12 ) to turn the setting on/o.

Changing an instrument’s gain

1. Press the DRUM SELECT [KIT] button ( 3).

2. Hold down the INST select button ( 12 ) of the

instrument that you want to adjust, and turn the

[TEMPO] knob ( 17 ).

Copying a kit

1. Press the DRUM SELECT [KIT] button ( 3).

2. Press a pad ( 14 ) to select the kit that you want to

change.

3. While holding down the [KIT] button ( 3), turn the

[TEMPO] knob ( 17 ) to select the copy-source kit.

* As the copy-source, you can also select an original kit

(606/707/727/808/909).

4. Press the blinking pad ( 14 ) to execute the copy.

* Before executing the copy operation, you can exit

without copying by selecting “---” as the copy-source

or by pressing a dierent pad that is lit.

Pattern 1–16

A B

Kit 1–16

Inst x11

BASS

DRUM

A pattern plays the inst

of the kit.

Changing Kits/Instruments

Added instruments

TR-707/727 sounds (tones) and original sounds based on the TR-808 HC circuit have been added.

The color that’s displayed when you change an instrument’s sound (tone) is pink for TR-808, yellow for TR-909, orange for

TR-707, blue for TR-727, and white for TR-606.

INST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

BD 808 BD 909 BD 808 BD Long

Decay 707 BD1/2 727 H/L

Bongo

909

AttackBD 606 BD --- ---

SD 808 SD 909 SD 707 SD1/2

727 Mute/

Open H

Conga

909 AttackSD 606 SD --- --- ---

LT 808 LT 909 LT 808 L Conga 707 LT 727 L Conga 707 BD1 707 BD2 808

NoiseTom L

606 Floor

Tom

MT 808 MT 909 MT 808 M

Conga 707 MT 727 H

Timbale 727 L Bongo 727 Open H

Conga

808

NoiseTom M 606 LT

HT 808 HT 909 HT 707 HT808 H Conga 727 L Timbale 727 H

Bongo

727 Mute H

Conga

808

NoiseTom H 606 HT

RS 808 RS 909 RS 808 Claves 707 RS/

Cowbell

727 H/L

Agogo --- --- --- ---

HC 808 HC 909 HC 808 Maracas 707 HC/

Tambourine

727 Cabasa/

Maracas

808

FingerSnap

808

NoiseClap --- ---

CH 808 CH 909 CH 707 CH 727

ShortWhistle 606 CH --- --- --- ---

OH 808 OH 909 OH 707 OH 727

LongWhistle 606 OH --- --- --- ---

CC 808 CC 909 CC 707 CC 727 Quijada 727

ShortWhistle 606 CY --- --- ---

RC 808 Cowbell 909 RC 707 RC 727

StarChime

727

LongWhistle

808

FingerSnap

808

NoiseClap

707

Tambourine ---

TR-REC (Step Recording)

In this method of recording, you create a pattern by specifying the steps at which each instrument will sound.

This will modify the pattern that is selected. You can even play back the pattern while you’re creating it.

1. Press the [TR-REC] button ( 3).

2. Use the variation buttons to select either A or B.

* If A and B are playing consecutively, you can hold down

[A] and press [B] to select A, or hold down [B] and press [A]

to select B.

* By holding down the [TR-REC] button and pressing [A]

or [B], you can edit the pattern of the specied variation

regardless of the pattern that’s currently playing.

3. Use the [SCALE] button ( 13 ) to specify the scale.

4. Press one of the INST select buttons ( 12 ) to select the

instrument that you want to record.

5. Use the pads ( 14 ) to specify the steps at which you

want the selected instrument to sound.

6. Repeat steps 3–4.

Specifying the length of the pattern (LAST

STEP)

Here’s how to specify the number of steps that the pattern

will contain.

1. Hold down the [LAST STEP] button ( 4) and press a

pad ( 14 ) to specify the last step.

* You can’t specify LAST STEP if multiple patterns are

selected.

Specifying accents

1. Press the [STEP] button ( 7).

2. Press the pads ( 14 ) for each step at which you want to

add an accent.

3. Use the [LEVEL] knob ( 7) to adjust the volume of the

accent.

Applying reverb or delay

1. Press the [STEP] button ( 8 9 ).

2. Use the pads ( 14 ) to specify the steps at which you

want to apply reverb or delay.

3. Use the knobs such as [LEVEL] and [TIME] ( 8 9 ) to

adjust the parameters.

Deleting a recorded instrument from the

pattern

Refer to “INST-REC (Realtime Recording)”

Playing alternate sounds or weak beats

The following sounds allow you to play alternate sounds. For

the other sounds, you can specify weak beats.

707 BD1/2, 707 SD1/2,

707 RS/Cowbell, 707 HC/Tambourine,

727 H/L Bongo, 727 Mute/Open H Conga,

727 H/L Agogo, 727 Cabasa/Maracas

1. Hold down one of the INST select buttons ( 12 ) and

press the appropriate pad ( 14 ).

The pad lights dimly.

Specifying weak accents

1. Press the ACCENT [STEP] button ( 7).

2. For each step at which you want to specify a weak

accent, hold down the ACCENT [STEP] button ( 7) and

press the appropriate pad.

3. Use the ACCENT [LEVEL] knob ( 7) to specify the

volume of the weak accent.

* You can specify either an accent or a weak accent, not

both.

* The volume of the accent and the volume of the weak

accent change in tandem.

Specifying a am

1. Hold down the [TR-REC] button ( 3) and press a pad

to specify a am.

The pad is lit purple.

Specifying the am spacing

You can choose the am spacing in a range of eight steps.

1. Hold down the [TR-REC] button ( 3) and use the

[TEMPO] knob ( 17 ) to specify the am spacing.

* If you specify “0,” there will be no am eect.

MEMO

In this operation guide, functions added by installing the TR-8 update (ver. 1.10–1.20) and

7X7-TR8 Drum Machine Expansion are printed in red.

1 [VOLUME] knob

Adjusts the output volume of the MIX OUT jacks and the PHONES jack.

* This does not aect the volume of the ASSIGNABLE OUT jacks.

2 [CLEAR] button

Erases the recorded content for an individual instrument, or deletes a pattern.

3 Mode buttons

Controller Explanation

[TR-REC] button Step-records a pattern. Refer to “TR-REC (Step Recording)”

[PTN SELECT] button Select a pattern. Refer to “Playing/Selecting/Controlling a Pattern”

[INST PLAY] button Lets you use the pads ( 14) to perform in real time.

You can perform even while a pattern is playing.

[INST REC] button Lets you realtime-record a pattern.

Refer to “INST-REC (Realtime Recording)”

DRUM

SELECT

[KIT] button Select a kit. Refer to “Changing Kits/Instruments”

[INST] button Selects the sound (tone) for an instrument.

Refer to “Changing Kits/Instruments”

4 [LAST STEP] button

Species the length of the pattern. Refer to “TR-REC (Step Recording)”

5 Variation buttons [A][B]

Switches between variations (A/B) of a pattern. Refer to “Playing/Selecting/Controlling a Pattern”

6 [START/STOP] button

Plays/stops the pattern.

* While a pattern is playing, you can hold down the [TAP] button and press the [START/STOP] button to move to the

beginning of the pattern.

7 ACCENT section

Adds an accent to the specied step. Refer to “TR-REC (Step Recording)”

8 REVERB section/ 9 DELAY section

Let you edit the parameters for reverb and delay.

Controller Explanation

[LEVEL] knob Volume of the reverb/delay

[TIME] knob Length of the reverb/delay

[GATE] knob Timing at which the reverb is cut o (only for reverb)

[FEEDBACK] knob Delay repetitions (only for delay)

[STEP] button Lets you use the pads ( 14) to specify the step to which reverb or delay will be applied.

10 EXTERNAL IN section

Here you can adjust the sound that’s input to the EXTERNAL IN jacks.

Controller Explanation

[LEVEL] knob Volume

[SIDE CHAIN] knob Adjusts (“ducks”) the volume of the audio input according to the pattern being played by

the TR-8 (side chain). Turning the knob toward the right produces a greater eect.

[STEP] button Lets you use the pads ( 14) to specify the steps at which side chaining will adjust the

volume.

11 INST edit section

Here you can adjust the tonal character of the instrument.

What is an “INST”?

The TR-8 lets you use 11 dierent INST (instruments; BASS DRUM–RIDE CYMBAL) in a pattern. You can assign a desired

sound (tone) to each instrument.

Controller Explanation

[TUNE] knob Tuning (pitch)

[DECAY] knob Length of decay

[ATTACK] knob Strength of the attack (only for BASS DRUM)

[SNAPPY] knob Volume of the snare (stretched wires) (only for SNARE DRUM)

[COMP] knob Amount of compressor eect (only for BASS DRUM and SNARE DRUM)

[LEVEL] fader Volume

* For some tones, there might not be an eect.

12 INST select button

Mode Explanation

TR-REC Selects the instrument for TR-REC. Refer to “TR-REC (Step Recording)”

DRUM SELECT-INST Selects the instrument whose tone will be changed.

Refer to “Changing Kits/Instruments”

13 SCALE section

Switches the scale of steps during TR-REC.

Button/LED Explanation

[SCALE] button Choose one of the following four to specify the note value of each step.

8th note triplet ( ) Three steps will be one beat.

16th note triplet ( ) Six steps will be one beat.

16th note ( ) Four steps will be one beat.

32nd note ( ) Eight steps will be one beat.

14 Pad [1]–[11](INST)/ Pad [12]–[15](ROLL)/ Pad [16](MUTE)

Mode Explanation

TR-REC For each step, specify whether the instrument will sound.

PTN SELECT Select a pattern 1–16.

INST PLAY

• Pads [1]–[11](INST) play instruments.

• If you hold down [12]–[15](ROLL) and press [1]–[11], a roll is played on that instrument;

you can press two or more of the [12]–[15] pads to change the roll variation.

If you hold down the [INST PLAY] button and press the [12]–[15] and [1]–[11] pads,

the sound will be held so that it continues playing even after you release your nger.

To cancel Hold, press the selected pad without pressing [INST PLAY].

• If you press [16](MUTE) and then press the instrument pad or INST select button, that

sound is muted.

INST REC During realtime recording, the pads record the corresponding instrument.

DRUM SELECT KIT Select kits 1–16.

INST Select a tone for the instrument.

15 SCATTER section

Controller Explanation

[SCATTER] knob Selects the scatter type.

[DEPTH] button If this is on, the [SCATTER] knob adjusts the scatter depth.

[ON] button Enables the scatter function.

* The scatter eect will not apply to the rst cycle of the loop; the eect will apply to the second and subsequent cycles

of the loop.

* By holding down the [DEPTH] button and pressing the [ON] button, you can apply scatter to just the cycle that is

currently playing.

16 Display/ 17 TEMPO section

The current tempo is shown in the display ( 16 ).

Controller Explanation

[TEMPO] knob Adjusts the tempo.

[SHUFFLE] knob Adjusts the amount of shue (bounce).

[FINE] knob Makes ne adjustments to the tempo.

[TAP] button To set the tempo, tap this button several times at the desired interval.

Panel Descriptions

7 8 9 10

Restoring the Factory Settings (Factory Reset)

Here’s how to return the TR-8 to its factory-set state.

1. While holding down the [CLEAR] button, turn on the power.

The display indicates “ rSt” and the [START/STOP] button blinks. If you decide to cancel the factory reset, turn o the

power.

2. Press the

[START/STOP] button to execute the factory reset.

3. When the display indicates “ CNP,” turn the TR-8’s power o, then on again.

System Settings

1. While holding down the [PTN SELECT] button, turn on the power.

The [START/STOP] button blinks. If you decide not to make settings, turn o the power.

2. Use the [TEMPO] knob and the pads to change the settings.

Parameter Controller Explanation

MIDI channel [TEMPO]

knob

OFF, C1–C16 Species the MIDI transmit/receive channel.

The display indicates the channel (default: C10).

ONn (OMNI) MIDI messages of all channels are received.

The MIDI transmit channel will be 10.

MIDI

clock source [1]

Lit (AUTO)

If MIDI clock is being input to the MIDI IN connector or the USB port, the TR-8’s

tempo will automatically synchronize to MIDI clock (default).

If MIDI clock is being simultaneously input from the MIDI IN connector and

from the USB port, the USB port takes priority.

Unlit (INTERNAL) The TR-8 operates at the tempo specied on the unit itself. Choose the

“INTERNAL” setting if you don’t want to synchronize to an external device.

MIDI through [2]

Lit (ON) Species whether data received from the MIDI IN connector will be

retransmitted from the MIDI OUT connector (ON: default) or will not be

retransmitted (OFF).

Unlit (OFF)

BOOST mode [3] Lit (ON) Boosts the output level of the MIX OUT jacks and the ASSIGNABLE OUT jacks

(default: ON).

Unlit (OFF)

EXTERNAL IN

select [4] Lit (STEREO) Species whether the audio input from the EXTERNAL IN jacks will be stereo

(default setting) or mono x 2.

Unlit (MONO)

SCATTER [ON]

button [5]

Lit (ON) Enabled only while you hold down the button.

Unlit (OFF) Alternates between enabled/disabled each time you press the button

(default setting).

MIDI realtime

message

reception

[6]

Lit (ON) Only MIDI clock is received.

Unlit (OFF) MIDI clock and START/STOP are received (default setting).

Pattern

sequencer’s

operating mode

[7]

Lit (ON) The pattern sequencer operates with precise timing.

Unlit (OFF) The pattern sequencer operates with timing that models the TR-808 (Default).

HIHAT link [8]

Lit (ON)

Use the CH [TUNE] knob to simultaneously adjust the tuning of CH and OH.

The CH [LEVEL] fader simultaneously adjusts the volume of CH and OH.

The OH [TUNE] knob adjusts the master tuning of cymbal-type sounds (TR-

606/TR-808 sounds only).

Unlit (OFF) The CH/OH tuning and volume are adjusted by each controller (default

setting).

SCALE

operations [SCALE] Lit (ON) Hold down the [SCALE] button and use the [TEMPO] knob to select the scale.

Unlit (OFF) The scale switches each time you press the [SCALE] button (default setting).

ASSIGNABLE

OUT A Hold down variation [A] If the INST select button or the EXTERNAL IN section’s [STEP] button is lit, that

instrument is output to ASSIGNABLE OUT A.

ASSIGNABLE

OUT B Hold down variation [B] If the INST select button or the EXTERNAL IN section’s [STEP] button is lit, that

instrument is output to ASSIGNABLE OUT B

Screen-saver Hold down [TAP] and turn the

[TEMPO] knob

Species the time until the screen saver is shown. If this is OFF, the screen

saver is not shown (default: 5 min).

PROGRAMMING

mode

[TR-REC]

Lit (PAD) Each time you press the pad, the setting is switched in the order of Strong ->

Weak -> O.

Unlit (INST) By holding down the INST select button and pressing a pad, you can enter a

weak note (default value).

EFFECT mode [KIT] Lit (KIT) The eect type is saved in the kit.

Unlit (SYSTEM) All kits use the same eect type (default value).

3. Press the [START/STOP] button to save the settings.

The settings are saved, and the TR-8 restarts.

To avoid disturbing others nearby, try to keep the unit’s volume at reasonable levels.

In the interest of product improvement, the specications and/or contents of this package are subject to change without prior

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