Yamaha TG55 Drum Edit Mode User Guide


Yamaha TG55 Drum Edit Mode User Guide - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
64
File format
PDF
File size
2.8 MB
Published
03 July, 2012
Updated
02 July, 2012
Model
TG55
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About this manual

The document details the Drum Edit Mode available on the Yamaha TG55. It describes how to assign specific waveforms (preset or cartridge) to individual drum elements corresponding to keys C1 through C6. Users can create custom drum sets by configuring voice 63 and 64, which consist of 61 elements each.

What's inside

  • Drum Voice Configuration
  • Selecting the Drum Edit Mode
  • The Drum Copy Function
  • The Effect Copy Function
  • AWM Wave Selection
  • Volume Adjustment
  • Note Shift
  • Tune Parameter

Specifications

Drum Voice Elements61 elements each
Key Range for Drum EditC1 to C6
Volume Settings0... 127
Note Shift Range-48 ... +36 semitones
Tune Range-64 ... +63 cents (approx 150 cents)

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of the Drum Copy function?

It allows you to copy parameter assignments from any other drum element to the one currently being edited, useful for creating sets like pitched tom-toms.

Can I assign non-drum sounds to the drum elements?

Yes, in addition to drum sounds, any other waves may be assigned to the drum elements to include them in your original drum sets.

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