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Note:

•  During recording, the metronome function will not automa-

tically start. If user needs to start the metronome function, 

user can press [CLICK] button before recording instead of 

pressing it after recording.

•  The metronome sound can not be recorded.

•  If user is not satisfied with the recorded result, press 

[RECORD] to restart recording.

(Note: this module supports the recording function, but not 

saving function. The recorded data will cover the former data, 

and all the data will not be saved after the module is powered 

off).

Play the recorded song

1.  Press [START/STOP] button twice to replay the recorded 

song, and meanwhile [START/STOP] button and [RECORD] 

LED lights up.

2.  After replaying, [UTILITY] button and [RECORD] LED lights 

off.

7. SET UP

Press [UTILITY] button to enter into practical setting, then into 

the following menu gradually.

((Sensitivity Crosstalk Curve Local On/off))

Trigger sensitivity

1.  Press [UTILITY] button to enter into the trigger sensitivity 

setting. The display shows letter [E] first, and the sensitivity 

level next.

2.  Strike the pads to select proper sensitivity.

3.  Use [-DATA+] button to adjust the trigger sensitivity (01-08, 

non-recycle) . The higher the value means higher sensitiv-

ity.

Crosstalk rejection

Strike a pad (trigger) and the vibration may cause crosstalk.

1.  Press [SET UP] button continuously to enter into trigger 

sensitivity setting. The display shows letter [O] first and the 

crosstalk rejection level next.

2.  Use [-DATA+] button to adjust the trigger sensitivity rejec-

tion level C 01-16,non-recycle) The higher value means 

higher rejection level.

Trigger curve

1.  Press [SET UP] button continuously to enter into trigger 

curve setting. The display shows letter “CU” first and the 

trigger curve number next.

2.  Use [-DATA+] button to select the trigger curve C 1-6,non-

recycle). This will change the relation between force and 

the loudness.

•  CURVE 1: Small dynamic response. Select this curve and it 

delivers high but stable volume.

•  CURVE2: The standard setting to deliver natural signal.

•  CURVE3: Compared to CURVE2, low striking force causes big 

volume change.

•  CURVE4: Compared to CURVE2, comparatively high striking 

force causes comparatively big volume change.

•  CURVES: Compared to CURVE2, comparatively high striking 

force causes very big volume change.

•  CURVE6: The striking force causes extreme volume change.

((CURVE1 - CURVE2 - CURVE3 - CURVE4 - CURVE5 - CURVE6))

Save the set-up

Press [SAVE] button to save the 3 setting mentioned above: 

sensitivity/crosstalk rejection/striking force.

Local control

Press [SET UP] button to enter into the local setting. It shows 

the local control status:

“Lon” for ON or “Lof” for O F F. Use [-DATA+] button to switch. 

Refer to the following figure for the local control setting :

Local control: used to control the connection of trigger detec-

tion and the audio source sequencer. In the default ON status, 

the two modules are connected. Striking the pad will generate 

EAGLETONE E-TOUCH ELECTRONIC DRUMS 

User’s manual english

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 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

Summary of Contents for Compact E-touch

Page 1: ...www eagletone com electronic drum user s manual...

Page 2: ...nstrument is not be used for an extended period of time Unplug the AC adaptor during electric storms Avoid plugging the AC adaptor into the same AC outlet as appliance with high power consumption such...

Page 3: ...g 16 Select pad voice 16 Adjust pad volume 17 Pad pan 17 Pad tuning 17 Establish user drum kit 17 Song setting 18 Select song 18 Song playing 18 Accompaniment volume 18 Drum sound of the song 19 Song...

Page 4: ...ulting in injury Be careful around pipe ends inside the pipe and screw ends metal shavings etc May injure your fingers Inside this package Before assembly please makde sure that all the items listed b...

Page 5: ...PACKAGING INFORMATION User s manual english EAGLETONE E TOUCH ELECTRONIC DRUMS 5 PANEL CONTROLS O...

Page 6: ...cymbal tubes 7 Loosen the screws at the collars 8 Adjust the cymbal collars to proper height 9 Screw down to fix the cymbal tubes 10 Loosen the screws at the collars 11 Adjust the hi hat collars to p...

Page 7: ...Hi Hat cymbal 3 Tighten the butterfly nut Note don t overtighten 4 Loosen the butterfly nut on the cymbal rod 5 Assemble the Crash Ride cymbal onto the rod 6 Tighten the butterfly nut Note don t over...

Page 8: ...Loosen the square screw of the hammer 8 Tighten the square screw to fix the hammer Assemble the pedal and the bass drum 1 Put the pedal to the left floor 2 Put the bass drum with hammer to the right f...

Page 9: ...r of the module and the pad 2 Use the cable tie to tie the cable 12 ties ride crash tom 2 tom 1 tom 3 hi hat cymbal snare module cable tie 12 totally bass hi hat control User s manual english EAGLETON...

Page 10: ...a third time to stop 12 SET UP Practical setting button 13 RECORD Records the drum sound 14 VOICE VOL PAN TUN Sets up the voice volume pan and tune 15 CLICK Turns on off the metronome 16 ON OFF It tu...

Page 11: ...nal to external MIDI device or PC Connect with MIDI keyboard MIDI port connect with the MIDI OUT connector of MIDI keyboard or external pads as the external audio source to control this digital drum P...

Page 12: ...ly to enter into the pan setting The display displays letter P first and then the pan value The VOICE LED lights up 2 Strike the pad of which the pan to be adjusted Use DATA button to adjust the pad p...

Page 13: ...e song tempo Drum sound of the song percussion Press DRUM OFF button to start close the drum sound func tion If DRUM OFF starts the drum sound will be closed and DRUM OFF LED lights on Tempo setting a...

Page 14: ...st and the crosstalk rejection level next 2 Use DATA button to adjust the trigger sensitivity rejec tion level C 01 16 non recycle The higher value means higher rejection level Trigger curve 1 Press S...

Page 15: ...a Mac OSX After connection the system recognizes this equipment as USB COMPOSIT E DEVICE USB is only used when connected with MIDI devices Note when USB is connected with PC all MIDI data can be sent...

Page 16: ...0 X O Pan 11 X X Expression 64 O Sustain Pedal 65 X X Portamento On Off 66 X X Sostenuto Pedal 67 X X Soft Pedal 80 X X Reverb Program 81 X X Chorus Program 91 X X Reverb Level 93 X X Chorus Level 120...

Page 17: ...phony 32 Drum kits 20 preset drum kits KIT01 20 15 user drum kits USER01 15 Voice 250 voices DRUMS PERCUSSION SFX Effect the reverb switch Audio sequencer DEMO SONG 20 Recording real time recording bu...

Page 18: ...3 3 JAZZ1 4 ROCK1 4 LATIN1 5 ROCK2 5 DANCE1 6 ROCK3 6 EAST1 7 FUNK1 7 FUNK1 8 FUNK2 8 FUNK2 9 LATIN1 9 FUNK3 10 LATIN2 10 LATIN 11 BOSSA 12 JAZZ1 13 JAZZ2 14 BRUSH 15 ORCH 16 DANCE1 17 DANCE2 18 EAST1...

Page 19: ...SNCOMBO3 38 SNCOMBO4 39 SNCOMBO5 40 SNCOMBO6 41 SRSTD 42 SRIMC4 43 POPSN1 44 POPSN2 VOICE N NAME 45 POPSN3 46 POPSN4 47 POPSN5 48 POPSN5 ELECTRIC SNARE 49 SYNSN01 50 ESN11 51 ESN1 52 ESN2 53 ESN3 54 E...

Page 20: ...132 REVCYM4 133 RIDEJZ1 134 RIDEJZ2 135 RIDESTD VOICE N NAME 136 RIDE1 137 RIDE2 138 REV CYMBAL 139 SPLSH1 140 SPLSH2 141 CRASHC1 142 CNCYMBAL 143 CRASHPOP1 144 CRASHPOP2 145 CRASHPOP3 146 CRASHPOP4...

Page 21: ...G 210 TAIKO1 211 TAIKO2 212 TAIKO3 213 TAIKO4 214 TAIKOSD1 215 TAIKOSD3 216 CHIM1 217 CHIM2 218 STICK2 219 TIM1 220 TIM2 221 TIM3 222 TIM4 223 TIMS 224 TMPNS3 225 BELLTREE VOICE N NAME 226 High Q 227...

Page 22: ...2 Pedal Hi Hat 77 PHH2 45 A2 Low Tom 93 TOM1 46 A 2 Open Hi Hat 70 OHHSTD 47 B2 Low Mid Tom 99 TOM7 48 C3 Hi M id Tom 98 TOM6 49 C 3 Crash Cymbal 1 118 CRSHSTD1 50 D3 High Tom 95 TOM3 51 0 3 Ride Cym...

Page 23: ...Shaker 234 SHAKER 83 85 Jingle Bell 235 JINGLEBELL 84 C6 Bell Tree 225 BELLTREE 85 C 6 Castanets 236 CASTANETS 86 06 Mute Surdo 237 MUTESUROO 87 0 6 Open Surdo 238 OPNSUROO 15 DEMOSONGLIST N SONG TYPE...

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