Roland TR-626 User Manual

Storing Rhythm Patterns in External Mem
lli] Storing Rhythm Patterns in External Memory
1. Memory Card
64
Bank 1
48 kinds of rhythm patterns
6 kinds of tracks
Setting the level. pitch ot
each drum voice
(Internal Memory)
Rhythm patterns and track data that have been written tn lhe
TR-626 can be slored externally in a memory card or an audio li1pe.
lising a memory card is recommended for storing important di1li1.
Please use our Memory Card M-128D, an option, for preserving
TR - 626 data.
* When using the Memory Card. M-1280,read the instructions provided
with it.
* Please do not use any other manufacturer's memory card.
A memory card has twice the memory capacity that the TR -626
itself has. We call the TR-626's memory Bank 1. Banks 2 and 3 are
allocated to memory cards. Level and pitch for a drum voice can be
independently set in each bank. The distribution of drum voices to
the Main Keys and the MIDI setting functions are clone in common
for all the banks and memorized by the TR-626's memory.
Bank 2
48 kinds of rhythm patterns
6 kinds ot tracks
Setting the !evei, pitch of
each drum voice
Bank 3
48 kinds ot rhythm patterns
6 kinds of tracks
Setting the level, pitch of
each drum voice
(Memory Card)
i: Preset rhythm patterns (A, B, and C) are used in common by all the
banks.
When a new memory card is to be used for the first lime, il musl
be formaltecl for the TR 626 before it can be used. (See p.67.) After
it has been properly formaHccl, it can store rhythm and track patterns
in exacllv the scirnc manner that the regular memory of lhc TR - 626
docs.

Roland TR-626 Specifications

General

Brand	Roland
Model	TR-626
Category	Recording Equipment
Language	English