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Basic Operation
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As shown below, you can set the name by repeating the two
operations – moving the cursor to the desired location by
using the Cursor buttons and then selecting a character by
using the data dial, [INC/YES] button, and [DEC/NO] but-
ton.
■ Using the character list
If you find it difficult to select the desired characters with
the above method, you may want to use the following
method – selecting the characters directly from a list.
Inputting Characters (Naming, etc.)
Move the cursor to the desired location in the name
Select a character at the cursor location
When the cursor is located at the Name, this [LIST]
icon appears and you can call up the Character List
display by holding the [SF6] button. Release the
[SF6] button to return back to the original display.
Perform the operations below while holding the [SF6] button.
Move the cursor to the desired location.
Select a character for the cursor location in the name.
- Owner’s Manual 1
- PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL 2
- SPECIAL MESSAGE SECTION 2
- FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.) 3
- PRECAUTIONS 4
- Connections Handling caution 5
- Introduction 6
- Included Accessories 6
- Main Features 7
- Contents 8
- Appendix 147 9
- Panel Controls 10
- TRIGGER INDICATOR 11
- ■ Rear Panel 12
- Basic Operation 13
- Edit Indicator 14
- Inputting a Number Directly 14
- Using the character list 15
- Setting Up 16
- Setting Up the Power Supply 18
- Connecting to Speakers or 19
- Headphones 19
- Connecting to External Audio 19
- Equipment 19
- DEVICE Terminal 21
- Using USB Storage Devices 21
- Selecting the Trigger Setup 22
- Trigger Setup List 23
- Connecting a Computer 24
- Computer settings 25
- DTX900 settings 25
- (recognizing MIDI 26
- Channel 3 data) 26
- MASTER slider/PHONES slider 27
- Adjust the display contrast 27
- Quick Guide 28
- Ride Cymbal 29
- Playing the DTX900 30
- Playing Along With the Click 32
- BEAT (Time Signature) 33
- Tap Tempo 34
- Playing Along With a Song 35
- Drum Kit 36
- [F6] KITLOCK 36
- Fast Forward/Rewind 37
- Repeat Playback 37
- Song Part Mute Setting 39
- Creating a Drum Kit 40
- Voice Set number 41
- [SF5] SOURCE or INPUT 41
- [SF6] Input Lock 41
- Storing the Edited Drum Kit 42
- Recording System 43
- Recording Methods 43
- Type (Recording Type) 44
- Track (Recording Track) 44
- Quantize 44
- Beat (Time Signature) 45
- MeasLength (Measure Length) 45
- Meas (Measure) 45
- Song bank and number 46
- [SF6] LIST 49
- Setting the Check Timing 50
- Trying Out Groove Check 51
- Trying Out Rhythm Gate 52
- File/Folder Selection 54
- Example: PCY155 58
- Example: XP120SD 59
- Trigger Setup 60
- Pad and Trigger Input Jack 60
- Trigger Input Sources 61
- Sampling 65
- ■ Effect Structure 68
- [UTILITY] → [F4] AUX IN 69
- → [SF2] INS TYPE 69
- External Audio signal 69
- ■ REVERB 71
- ■ CHORUS 71
- ■ TREMOLO & ROTARY 71
- Effect Parameters 72
- Internal Memory 76
- File extensions: .T3T 77
- (File type = AllTrigger) 77
- Drum Kit Mode [DRUM KIT] 78
- [F2] VOICE 79
- Parameters 80
- RevSend (Reverb Send) 81
- ChoSend (Chorus Send) 81
- VarSend (Variation Send) 81
- Dry Level 81
- Setting EQ- and Tone-related 82
- Setting Other Parameters 84
- [F3] STK/ALT 86
- External MIDI Keyboard 88
- Effect Settings [F4] EFFECT 89
- Variation Effect Settings 90
- Reverb Effect Settings 90
- Chorus Effect Settings 91
- Pad Settings [F5] PAD 92
- Pad Song Settings 93
- Trigger Signal Settings 94
- Other Settings [F6] OTHER 95
- MIDI Settings 96
- Naming the Drum Kit 97
- Song Mode [SONG] 98
- Song Jobs 99
- Track Jobs 100
- Measure Jobs 101
- Reference 102
- Voice Job 103
- Click Mode [CLICK] 104
- [F1] PLAY 105
- Tap Tempo Function [F3] TAP 106
- [F5] OTHER 107
- Trigger Mode [TRIGGER] 108
- [F1] SELECT 109
- [F2] TYPE 109
- [F3] SENS 109
- [F4] REJECT 110
- Other Settings [F5] OTHER 111
- File Mode [FILE] 112
- Saving a File [F1] SAVE 114
- File name input location 115
- User Voice bank and number 115
- Loading a File [F2] LOAD 116
- “All Data” or “All Kit” File 117
- “All Data” or “All Song” File 117
- [F3] RENAME 121
- [F4] DELETE 122
- [F5] FORMAT 123
- Utility Mode [UTILITY] 124
- Count Settings 125
- Turning the Power On 125
- Other Settings 125
- Pad Settings [F2] PAD 126
- Effect Settings [F3] EFFECT 127
- Master Effect Settings 128
- Output Settings 128
- MIDI Settings [F5] MIDI 130
- MIDI Sync Settings 131
- MIDI Other Settings 131
- Chain Mode [CHAIN] 132
- Programming a Chain [F2] EDIT 133
- Step Grouping 134
- Sampling Mode 135
- [F1] SELECT/[F2] SETTING 136
- TriggerMode 137
- Trigger Level 137
- RecMonitor 137
- [F6] START 137
- Pad Assign 138
- [F3] AUDITION 138
- [F3] TRIM 139
- Tempo, Beat and Measure 141
- Sampling Jobs [F4] JOB 142
- Sampling Jobs 143
- Type (Fade Type) 144
- Variation 144
- DTX900 Owner’s Manual 145
- Appendix 147
- DIMM Installation 148
- Removing DIMMs 149
- Troubleshooting 150
- Display Messages 153
- Specifications 155
- ............. 85 158
- About the Accessory Disk 159
- SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT 159
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