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Cymbals Section
CYMBALS
In the Drumstation ASM is used to faithfully recreate the TR808�s Crash Cymbal sound and a Sample is used to recreate the TR909�s Crash and Ride Cymbal sounds. The TR909 has Level and Tune parameters only. With the Drumstation a �Decay� parameter has been added to the Crash and Ride Cymbals for even greater control. Level - Rotary This knob controls the volume of the Cymbals on both the stereo and individual outputs. When assigned to the stereo outputs this knob allows you to set the relative level of the Crash and Ride Cymbals in the �mix�. Tune/Tone - Rotary The TR909 and TR808 different controls for this sound so this knob has two functions depending on which �Drum Kit� is currently selected.
808 909
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TUNE / TONE
LEVEL
CRASH
RIDE
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DECAY
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SELECT
Tune - When the TR909 kit is selected this knob will change the pitch of the Crash and Ride cymbals. Turn anti-clockwise and the pitch will be lowered resulting in a �larger� cymbal, clockwise and the pitch is raised, as if a smaller cymbal has been struck.
808 909
Tone - When the TR808 kit is selected this knob will affect the �character� of the TR808 Crash cymbal by changing the fre-
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