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Data List Preset Drum Kit List No. Name Pad pattern No. Name Pad pattern 1 Studio 41 RockGig 2 LA Metal 42 Hard BeBop 3 Swingin’ 43 Rock Solid 4 Burnin’ 44 2nd Line 5 Birch 45 ROBO TAP 6 Nashville 46 SATURATED 7 LoudRock 47 piccolo 8 JJ’s DnB 48 FAT 9 Djembe 49 BigHall 10 Stage 50 CoolGig LOOP 11 RockMaster 51 JazzSes LOOP 12 LoudJazz 52 7/4 Beat LOOP 13 Overhead 53 :neotype: 1SHOT, TAP 14 Looooose 54 FLA>n<GER 1SHOT, TAP 15 Fusion 55 CustomWood 16 Room 56 50s King 17 [RadioMIX] 57 BluesRock 18 R&B 58 2HH House 19 Brushes 59 TechFusion 20 Vision LOOP, TAP 60 BeBop 21 AstroNote 1SHOT 61 Crossover 22 acidfunk 62 Skanky 23 PunkRock 63 RoundBdge 24 OpenMaple 64 Metal\Core 25 70s Rock 65 JazzCombo 26 DrySound 66 Spark! 27 Flat&Shallow 67 80sMachine 28 Rvs!Trashy 68 =cosmic= 29 melodious TAP 69 1985 30 HARD n’BASS TAP 70 TR-808 31 BazzKicker 71 TR-909 32 FatPressed 72 LatinDrums 33 DrumnDubStep 73 Latin 34 ReMix-ulator 74 Brazil 35 Acoutronic 75 Cajon 36 HipHop 76 African 37 90sHouse 77 Ka-Rimba 38 D-N-B LOOP 78 Tabla TAP 39 SuperLoop TAP 79 Asian 40 >>process>>> 80 Orchestra TAP Copyright © 2012 ROLAND CORPORATION All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION. Roland and V-Drums are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Roland Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. 2 Preset Drum Kit List Restoring the factory-set drum kits Restoring a single drum kit to the factory settings You can use the Copy function to restore a single drum kit to its factory settings. 1. Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [USB MEM] button. [USB MEM] button will light, and the COPY A screen will appear. 2. Press the [F1] (KIT) button. 3. Press the [F2] (PRESET) button. 4. Use the cursor buttons, [–] [+] buttons, and dial to specify the ”drum kit (Preset)” that you want to restore, and the ”copy-destination (User)” into which you want to write the data. 5. Press the [F5] (COPY) button. 6. Press the [F5] (EXECUTE) button. The drum kit will be copied. Restoring all drum kits and settings to their factory-set state Refer to ”Restoring the factory settings” in the owner’s manual for the TD-30. About ”User Kits” Drum kit numbers 81–100 are ”User Kits.” In the ”User Kits,” settings such as pad volume are set to typical values. You can use these when you want to create a kit from scratch. About the pad pattern types Pad pattern Explanation When you strike a pad to which this pattern is assigned, a backing pattern will play as a loop; the LOOP pattern will stop when you strike the same pad once again (Loop Pattern). When you strike a pad to which this pattern is assigned, a pre-assigned pattern will play only once 1SHOT (One-Shot Pattern). Each time you strike a pad to which this pattern is assigned, a chord or melody will play, one note at a TAP time (Tap Pattern). 3 Drum Instrument List No. Name Remarks No. Name Remarks No. Name Remarks KICK A 45 Recording2 K 91 Mondo K 1 22”HallCut K 46 Universal K 92 Reverb K 2 22”StdBrch K 47 BigOpen K 93 Distorted K 3 22”PwrBrch K 48 JazzCombo1 K 94 BreakBeats K 4 22”Fiber K 49 JazzCombo2 K 95 Woofer K 5 22”D-Maple K 50 Cannon K 96 FX Stomp K 6 22”ClscMpl K 51 Roto K 97 FX Chest K 7 22”CstmSQ K 52 Booth K 98 FX Handle K 8 22”MapleBz K 53 Ballad K 99 FX Door K 9 22”LooseLo K 54 Swing K 100 Cartoon K 10 22”OpenMpl K 55 Heavy K 101 Chicken K 11 22”PwrAmb K 56 Can K 102 Jive K KICK B 57 Fusion K 103 RB K 12 22”BirchLo K 58 Latin K 104 Layered K 13 22”BirchHi K 59 Meat K 105 Lazy K 14 23”D-Maple K 60 Pillow K 106 HardLow K 15 22”NCMaple K 61 DryMed K 107 Alley K 16 22”LwgVntg K 62 Dry K 108 DaFloor K 17 22”RokVntg K 63 DrySolid K 109 Croak K 18 22”PKMaple K 64 Reso K 110 Plastic K 19 22”SnrVntg K 65 Raw K 111 Trip K 20 24”VLite K 66 Vintage K 112 Gokigen K 21 22”Premium K 67 OldMaple K 113 FX-Wah K 22 22”BrchWet K 68 Hard K 114 Lo-Fi K 23 22”GT Vntg K 69 BigLow K KICK ELECTRONIC 24 22”LooseHd K 70 Hybrid K 115 ElecLo K 25 20”TightHd K 71 Gabba1 K 116 Typewriter K 26 20”GT Open K 72 Gabba2 K 117 HiJumper K 27 20”BigBand K 73 Gabba3 K 118 LoJumper K 28 18”Combo K KICK PROCESSED 119 Dancer K 29 18”BeBopLo K 74 MonoStomp K 120 Wobbly K 30 18”BeBopHi K 75 CloseDoor K 121 Bounce K 31 Ambience K 76 HardAttack K 122 FastBender K KICK C 77 BoomLo K 123 ClscElec1 K 32 22”Birch K 78 Boxer K 124 ClscElec2 K 33 22”Solid K 79 BoxerHi K 125 ClscElec3 K 34 22”StdMple K 80 Slap K 126 ClscElec4 K 35 22”Maple K 81 Tight1 K 127 ClscElec5 K 36 24”Carbon K 82 Tight2 K 128 ClscElec6 K 37 22”CbnMple K 83 Tight3 K 129 ClscElec7 K 38 22”GT K 84 Tight4 K 130 ClscElec8 K 39 22”TitanHp K 85 Tight5 K 131 ClscElec9 K 40 22”Mahogny K 86 Tight6 K 132 TR808 K 41 20”Lite K 87 Solid1 K 133 808Attack K 42 22”RoseWd K 88 Solid2 K 134 808Low K 43 22”Oak K 89 Solid3 K 135 808Long K 44 Recording1 K 90 Wild K 136 TR909 K 4 Drum Instrument List No. Name Remarks No. Name Remarks No. Name Remarks 137 909Power K 182 50s King S *P 227 Ballad SR *X 138 909Low K 183 50s King SR *P *X 228 Swing S *P 139 909Low2 K 184 GT Maple S *P 229 Swing SR *X 140 Cosmic K 185 GT Maple SR *P *X 230 Street S *P *X 141 Hi-Q K 186 Piccolo S *P 231 Lite S *P *X 142 Analog1 K 187 Piccolo SR *P *X 232 LA Fat S *X 143 Analog2 K 188 12”Cmpact S 233 Ring S *X 144 Analog3 K 189 12”Cmpact SR *X 234 Whack S *X 145 AnalogQ1 K 190 10”Cmpact S 235 Impulse S *X 146 AnalogQ2 K 191 10”Cmpact SR *X 236 Cruddy1 S *X 147 AnalogQ3 K 192 Skanky2 S *P 237 Cruddy2 S *X 148 Synthy K 193 Skanky2 SR *P *X 238 HotRod S 149 Filter1 K 194 StlPhonic S *P 239 HotRod SR *X 150 Filter2 K 195 StlPhonic SR *P *X SNARE BRUSH 151 Filter3 K SNARE C 240 Brush1 S *B 152 Filter4 K 196 RoundBdge S *P 241 Brush1 SR *X 153 Jungle K 197 RoundBdge SR *P *X 242 Brush2 S *B 154 FX Elec1 K 198 CoolyMple S *P 243 Brush2 SR *X 155 FX Elec2 K 199 CoolyMple SR *P *X SNARE XSTICK 156 FX Elec3 K 200 70s Metal S *P 244 Stnless XStk 157 FX Elec4 K 201 70s Metal SR *P *X 245 40sMapl XStk SNARE A 202 WoodBrass S *P 246 SupraSt XStk 158 Stainless S *P *X 203 WoodBrass SR *P *X 247 Mahogny XStk 159 Stainless SR *P *X 204 13”Hole S *P 248 SldMapl XStk 160 40s Maple S *P *X 205 13”Hole SR *P *X 249 Tight XStk 161 40s Maple SR *P *X 206 Aluminum S *P 250 PwrAmb XStk 162 SuprSteel S *P *X 207 Aluminum SR *P *X 251 GateRev XStk 163 SuprSteel SR *P *X 208 Titanium S *P 252 Wood XStk 164 Mahogany S *P *X 209 Titanium SR *P *X 253 Steel XStk 165 Mahogany SR *P *X 210 Skanky S *P 254 Brass XStk 166 SldMaple S *P *X 211 Skanky SR *P *X 255 80sMtl XStk 167 SldMaple SR *P *X 212 30s Maple S *P 256 50sKing XStk 168 TightBrch S *P *X 213 30s Maple SR *P *X 257 WhtAsh XStk 169 TightBrch SR *P *X 214 BrassPico S *P 258 Light XStk 170 PowerAmb S *P *X 215 BrassPico SR *P *X 259 Lo-Fi XStk 171 PowerAmb SR *P *X SNARE D 260 Round XStk SNARE B 216 50sKingMt S 261 Cooly XStk 172 CustmWood S *P 217 50sKingMt SR *X 262 70s XStk 173 CustmWood SR *P *X 218 WhiteAsh S 263 WoodBr XStk 174 80s Metal S *P 219 WhiteAsh SR *X 264 13” XStk 175 80s Metal SR *P *X 220 Popcorn S 265 Alumi XStk 176 Bronze S *P 221 Popcorn SR *X 266 Titan XStk 177 Bronze SR *P *X 222 Booth S 267 Skanky XStk 178 CraftStl S *P 223 Booth SR *X 268 30s XStk 179 CraftStl SR *P *X 224 Studio S 269 Reggae XStk 180 OpenBrass S *P 225 Studio SR *X 270 Ballad XStk 181 OpenBrass SR *P *X 226 Ballad S 271 Studio XStk 5 Drum Instrument List No. Name Remarks No. Name Remarks No.
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    The bells, clock and carillon of Worcester Cathedral. Statement of Significance General overview The whole ensemble of clock, carillon and bells (these since recast) was very much a great Victorian showpiece - a wonder of the age. It cost £5000 (£566,000 today) and was paid for by the Earl of Dudley. It was a hugely ambitious project - a co-ordinated inter-disciplinary scheme (new bells, clock and carillon all at the same time) and on an impressively large scale. Everything was done to the very highest technical standards of the time - taking advantage of the latest innovations and at the same time breaking new ground in applying skills and knowledge to create an installation on a scale not previously contemplated or realised. Installed as part of the great Victorian restoration of the Cathedral which took place chiefly between 1864 and 1874, the clock and bells scheme (with the carillon as an afterthought) was the brainchild of Canon Richard Cattley. Cattley who undertook the fund-raising also steered the whole project through from inception to completion, drawing on the expertise of the leading authorities of the day and working with experienced and innovative bellfounders and clockmakers best qualified to undertake such a challenging commission. The professionals and advisers involved were A E Perkins, the Cathedral Surveyor responsible for the tower restoration between 1863-9 and Sir Edmund Beckett Denison (later known as Lord Grimthorpe) who was regarded as the great expert on clocks and bells The principal contractors and suppliers