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							DTX700  Owner’s Manual51
Basic OperationIntegrating Accessories
6Press the [STORE] button to store your new 
setting.
If the following message is disp layed, press the dial to pro-
ceed.
7Press the [INST] button and then play the 
newly-added cymbal pad.
If you have connected the pad correctly, the message 
“Pad11” will be shown in the t op right corner of the display.
8Turn the dial to select a sound for your newly-
added pad.
9Press the [STORE] button to store the 
assigned sound.
If the following message is disp layed, press the dial to pro-
ceed.
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52DTX700  Owner’s Manual
Connecting Your DTX700 to a Computer
Although the DTX700 is excepti onally powerful and versatile 
all by itself, connecting it to a  computer via USB allows for 
even greater convenience and flexibility. When connected in 
this way, MIDI data can be fre ely transferred between the drum 
trigger module and the computer , allowing the DTX700 to be 
used as an input device for co mputer-based music software. In 
this section, you’ll learn how  to make the necessary connec-
tions.
NOTE
 As the DTX700 has no  built-in speakers, yo u will need to 
connect headphones or an external amplifier and speakers 
in order to hear it. For details, see page 13.
 A USB ca ble is not incl uded. In order to connect yo ur 
DTX700 to a comp uter, choose a USB A-B ca ble of no more 
than 3 meters in length.
1Using your computer, download the newest 
Yamaha USB-MIDI driver from the following 
web page.
After you click Download, select  a convenient location for 
the installation file.
http://dtxdrums.yama ha.com/downloads/
NOTE
 Information on system requirements is also provided on  the above  web page.
 The USB-MIDI driver may be revised and  updated with-
ou t prior notice. Before installing, visit the a bove web 
page to confirm the latest related information and ens ure 
that you have the most  up-to-date version.
2Install the USB MIDI driver on your computer.
For instructions on installing,  refer to the guide included 
with the driver installer. When asked to connect your 
Yamaha product and your computer, do so as shown below.
 Precautions when using the [USB TO 
HOST] port
If proper care is not taken  when connecting your DTX700 to 
a computer via the [USB TO HOST] port, either or both of 
the devices may freeze or data  may be corrupted or perma-
nently lost. Be sure, therefore, to observe the following pre-
cautions at this time. If your  computer or DTX700 should 
freeze, restart the application being used, reboot the com-
puter, or turn the drum trigge r module off once and then back 
on.
NOTICE
 Use a USB A-B cable of no more than 3 meters in length.
 Before connecting to your computer via the [USB TO  HOST] port, restore it from any power-saving mode 
(such as Suspend, Sleep, or Standby).
 Connect the computer via the [USB TO HOST] port  before turning on the DTX70 0.
 Be sure to always perform the following steps before  turning the DTX700 on or off and either plugging or 
unplugging the USB cable.
 Quit all applications.
 Ensure that no data is being sent from the DTX700. (Data is transmitted by striking the pads 
or playing patterns.)
 When connected to a computer, allow at least 6  seconds to pass between turning the DTX700 on 
or off and plugging or unplugging the USB cable.
Making Connections
USB TO HOST port
USB port
Comp uter
USB cable DTX700
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							DTX700  Owner’s Manual53
Basic OperationConnecting Your DTX700 to a Computer
Recording Performances using a DAW 
Application
[Definition] DAW Application
DAW is an abbreviation of digital a udio worksta-
tion. DAW applications s uch as Cubase can  be 
used to record, edit, and mix a udio and MIDI 
data on a computer.
The following section will de scribe how to connect your 
DTX700 to a computer and prepare for recording perfor-
mances using a DAW applicat ion running on it. Normally, 
when playing in order to record on a computer, performance 
data produced by striking the pa ds is first sent to the com-
puter and then returned to the instrument in order to play its 
internal tone generator. If lo cal control of the DTX700 is 
turned on at this time, performance data will also be sent 
directly to the tone generator,  and as a result, the direct and 
returned data will overlap, maki ng it sound as if the pads are 
being struck twice.
Most DAW applications allow MIDI Thru to be turned on, 
and therefore, you can setup  your system as shown below 
with local control of the DTX700 turned off and the DAW 
application returning performance  data to the tone generator. 
In this way, performances can be recorded in comfort with-
out each strike being heard twice. We will now describe how to 
setup parameters for recording 
your performances, first on the DTX700, and then within the 
DAW application.
 Preparing the DTX700
Using the following procedure,  turn off DTX700 local con-
trol.
1Use [MENU]  m [Utility]  m [MIDI] to access the 
MIDI parameters, and set LocalCtrl to “off” .
2Press the [STORE] button to store your new 
setting.
With local control turned off in this way, performance data 
produced by striking the pads will not be sent to the internal 
tone generator.
 Setting DAW-Application Parameters
Within your DAW application, turn on MIDI Thru. This set-
ting ensures that, when performa nce data is being recorded 
on a track within your application,  it is also returned to the 
external MIDI system.
For example, let’s assume that performance data is being 
recorded on Track 3 by your DAW  application. In addition, 
we’ll also assume that MIDI  Channel 1 has been set for the 
return of performance data. If MIDI Thru is now turned on 
for Track 3, the DAW application will return the perfor-
mance data to the DTX700 on MI DI Channel 1 as it is being 
recorded, and the instrument’s internal tone generator will 
sound as if it is be ing played directly.
NOTE
 For details on ho w to turn on MIDI Thr u, refer to the man-
ual that came  with you r DAW application.
 If local control on the DTX700 and MIDI Thr u within your 
DAW application are  both turned off, no performance 
data w ill be sent to the internal tone generator, either 
directly or indirectly. As a res ult, no sound w ill be pro-
duced.
 Playing the DTX700 using MIDI Data from 
a DAW Application
As described below, you can se tup your DTX700 to operate 
as a multi-timbral tone genera tor for your DAW application. 
In this way, you can easily integrate the instrument’s high-
quality MIDI tone generator into your music-production 
setup. For details on how to  connect the DTX700 to your 
computer, see page 52.
1Set each of the tracks within your DAW appli-
cation to output their MIDI data to the 
DTX700.
2Play MIDI performance data using the DAW 
application.
Making Music with a Computer
Within DTX700
OnSo
und is 
produ ced
Trigger Internal tone 
generator
No so
und is 
prod uced.
Local Control Settings Off
DTX700
Local control
LocalCtrl =“off ” Comp
uter
MIDI Thr u tu rned on 
w ithin DAW applica-
tion.
Tr i g g e r
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
USB TO HOST port
Internal  tone 
generator
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54DTX700  Owner’s Manual
Connecting Your DTX700 to a Computer
Using a special feature, the DT X700 can operate as a remote 
controller for Cubase. For exampl e, you can operate the Cubase 
transport, turn its metronome on or off, and control various 
other functions from the instrume nt’s control panel, signifi-
cantly increasing the efficiency  of your music production work-
flow.
 Computer settings
When setting up Cubase remote  control for the first time, 
complete the following steps to configure your computer 
correctly.
1Download the latest version of the DTX700 
Extension from the following web page.
Save the compressed file in a convenient location and then 
expand it.
http://dtxdrums.yama ha.com/downloads/
NOTE
 ure that you have the latest USB MIDI driver 
installed on yo ur computer (see page 52).
 Information on system requirements is also provided on  the above  web page.
 The DTX700 Extension may  be revised and updated 
w ithout prior notice. Before  installing, visit the above web 
page to confirm the latest related information and ens ure 
that you have the most  up-to-date version.
2Execute the expanded DTX700 Extension to 
carry out the required installation procedure.
For more details, refer to the owner’s manual included in the 
downloaded package.
DTX700 settings
Whenever the Cubase Remote function is to be used, the fol-
lowing steps must be co mpleted on the DTX700.
1Use [MENU] m [Utility]  m [MIDI] to access the 
MIDI parameters, and set MIDI IN/OUT to 
“USB” .
2Ensure that the DTX700 is connected to your 
computer in the correct manner, and then 
launch Cubase.
For details on how to connect the DTX700 to your com-
puter, see page 52.
3Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the 
[MENU] button.
The message “Cubase Remote” wi ll be displayed to confirm 
that the function has been activated.
NOTE
 When C ubase Remote mode has  been activated, those 
control-panel  buttons that can  be used will light  up.
4To deactivate Cubase Remote mode, again 
hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the 
[MENU] button.
Using remote functions
NOTE
 For details on ho w to use remote functions, refer to the 
o w ner’s man ual included in the do wnloaded package.
Setting up Cubase Remote Control
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On-Screen Messages
MessageFull meaning
Are yo u s ure? This message is displayed to confirm  whether or not yo u w ish to proceed  with the selected operation.
Completed. This message is displayed when loading, saving, formatting, and other similar operations have  been completed.
Connecting USB device... This message is displayed  when yo ur DTX700 is  busy mo unting a USB memory device.
Copy protected. This message is displayed if operations s
uch as  wave editing cannot  be performed d ue to the digital a udio so urce 
b eing copy protected.
Excessive demand for USB po wer. This message is displayed if the cu
rrent being dra wn  by the USB memory device exceeds the level s upported  by yo ur 
DTX700.
Exec uting... This message is displayed 
while yo ur DTX700 is  busy performing formatting or another similar management task. 
Please  wait  until the operation is completed.
File already exists. This message is displayed if a file with the same name as the one yo u are a bout to save already exists.
File not fo und. This message is displayed if no file of the selected type exists.
Illegal file. This message is displayed if the file selected for loading is 
uns uita ble for  use  with yo ur DT
X700 or is  uns uita ble for the 
cu rrent mode.
Illegal file name. This message is displayed if the specified file name is not valid.
Illegal format. This message is displayed if the standard MIDI file (SMF) yo
u are attempting to import is of Format 1. Please select an 
SMF of Format 0 to proceed.
Illegal selection. This message is displayed if an operation cannot  be performed in accordance  with the settings made.
Illegal  wave data. This message is displayed if the a udio file you  are attempting to import is of an  uns upported format.
Incompati ble USB device. This message is displayed if an  uns upported USB device is pl ugged into the instr ument’s [USB TO DEVICE] port. 
Invalid USB device. This message is displayed if the pl
ugged-in USB memory device is not  usa ble in its c urrent condition. As long as the 
device contains no irreplacea ble data, it sho uld  be formatted to make it  usa ble.
MIDI  buffer f ull. This message is displayed if the vol ume of MIDI data received is too large to process.
MIDI data error. This message is displayed if an error occ urs  while receiving MIDI data.
No data. This message is displayed if yo
u are attempting to perform a song management task even tho ugh the selected song 
contains no data, or if yo u attempt to play recorded data  when none exists. 
No response from USB device. This message is displayed if the pl ugged-in USB memory device fails to respond. 
No  unu sed MIDI note. This message is displayed upon exec ution of a copy-pad operation if no  unu sed
  MIDI notes are available.
No  wave data. This message is displayed if you are attempting to perform a  wave management task even tho ugh no  wave data exists.
No w importing...[EXIT] to cancel. This message is displayed  while yo ur DTX700 is  busy importing  wave data.
No w loading...[EXIT] to cancel. This message is displayed  while yo ur DTX700 is  busy loading a file.
No w saving... [EXIT] to cancel. This message is displayed  while yo ur DTX700 is  busy saving a file.
No w w orking... This message is displayed 
while yo ur DTX700 is tidying  up after importing a  wave or after yo u press the [EXIT]  button 
to cancel a load or save operation.
Over write? This message is displayed 
when saving files to confirm  whether or not yo u w ish to over write a file of the same name 
already present on the USB memory device.
Please keep po wer on. This message is displayed 
while yo ur DTX700 is  writing data to its flash ROM. Yo u sho uld never t urn off the instr ument 
w hile it is in this state. If this preca utio
n is not o bserved,  user data may b e lost or the internal system may  be damaged, 
rendering you r DTX700 unab le to start up normally  when it is next t urned on.
Please stop seq uencer. This message is displayed to remind yo
u to stop the seq uencer (i.e., song play back)  before performing the intended 
operation.
Read only file. This message is displayed if you are attempting to perform a file operation  using a read-only file.
Sample is protected. This message is displayed if the selected a udio file is  write protected and cannot  be over written.
Sample is too long. This message is displayed if the audio file is too long to  be loaded.
Sample is too short. This message is displayed if the audio file is too short to  be loaded.
Seq memory f ull. This message is displayed if the instr
ument’s internal memory for seq uence data is f ull, making it impossi ble to record 
ne w songs, perform associated management tasks, or load data from a USB memory device. To free  up some of this 
seq uence memory, delete  unneeded User patterns.
Stored. This message is displayed to confirm that data has  been s uccessf ully stored.
System memory crashed. This message is displayed if a pro blem occ urred  while  writing data to the instr ument’s internal flash ROM.
USB connection terminated. This message is displayed if connection 
wit
 h the USB memory device was interr upted  by an a bnormal electric c urrent. 
Unpl ug the USB memory device and press the dial to ret urn. 
USB device f ull. This message is displayed if the USB-memory device is f
ull and no more files can  be saved on it. In s uch a case,  use 
a ne w USB memory device or make space  by erasing  unw anted data from the c urrent device.
USB device not ready. This message is displayed if the USB memory device has not  been correctly pl ugged into you r DTX700.
USB device read/ write error. This message is displayed if an error occ urred d uring the exchange of data  with the USB memory device.
USB device  write protected. This message is displayed if the USB memory device is w
rite protected or if you are attempting to save data on a read-
only device s uch as a CD drive.
USB host not ready. This message is displayed if the C
ubase Remote f unction is t urned on w ithout first connecting the DTX700 to a com-
p u ter. 
USB transmission error. This message is displayed if an error occ urred d uring comm unication  with the USB memory device.
Wave memory f ull. This message is displayed if yo
ur DTX700’s w ave memory is f ull, preventing operations s uch
  as the importing and 
loading of data.
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Troubleshooting
For more troubleshooting tips, refer to the  Reference Manual PDF document.
See page 5 for details on downloading this manual.
The DTX700 either produces no 
sound or is unable to detect the 
pads being struck. 
ure that the pads are correctly connected to the DTX700’s trigger inp ut jacks.
 ure that the DTX700 is properly connected to headphones or an external a udio system, 
s uch as an amplifier and/or speakers. (See page 13.)
 ure that the amplifier and/or speakers connected to the DTX700 are t urned on and are not 
set to the lo west possi ble vol ume.
 ure that the [MASTER] kno b is not turned do wn. (See page 19.)
 ure that the ca bles yo u are  using are in good condition.
The DTX700 produces sound 
but the sensitivity (i.e., volume) 
is too low.  If any of yo
ur pads feature a pad controller, ens ure that they are turned up.
 ure that the sliders for the so unds in question are turned up. (See page 11.)
Double triggers are being pro-
duced. If the pad in question feat
ures a pad controller, try t urning it downward.
The DTX700 receives no switch 
or trigger signals whatsoever. Restore the defa
ult settings (i.e., the Factory Set). (See page 22.)
Sounds play endlessly and do 
not stop. Hold do
wn the [SHIFT] bu tton and press the [EXIT]  button to silence all so unds.
The pad controller function 
does not work as expected. En
 s
ure that yo u are using an XP100SD or another pad feat uring a pad controller.
The hi-hat’s open and closed 
sounds are not produced. Ens
ure that the DBL BASS parameter is not t urned on. (See page 32.)
The Factory Set (i.e., default set-
tings) needs to be restored. See the instr
uctions on page 22. They descri be ho w to reset all internal DTX700 settings to their 
default condition.
The DTX700 turns off unexpect-
edly. Ens
ure that the A uto Power-Off f unction is not turned on. (See page 14.)
The Factory Set (i.e., default set-
tings) is restored whenever the 
DTX700 is turned on. T
urn off the Po werOn A uto function. (See page 22.)
The kit changes whenever a new 
song is selected. By defau
lt, your DTX700 al ways chooses the  best kit for each song. To prevent it from doing so, 
turn on the Kit Lock f unction. (See page 39.)
Song parts (i.e., non-drum 
parts) do not play. Ens
ure that the accompaniment parts have not  been muted. (See page 37.)
The click-track (or metronome) 
does not play.
Certain sounds (such as snare 
or kick) do not play. Ens
ure that the sliders for the so unds in question are t urned up. (See page 41.)
Drum kits cannot be changed by 
turning the dial. Ens
ure that the Kit Lock f unction is not turned on. (See page 39.)
P

erformances cannot be 
recorded. Recording is not possi
ble  while the Men u area is being accessed (as a res ult of pressing the 
[MENU] bu tton). Ensure that you leave this area  before attempting to record a performance.
Hi-hat closed sounds are not 
produced. Refer to the Reference Manual
 PDF document.
Cubase Remote mode cannot be 
deactivated. See page 54 of this booklet.
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Specifications
* Specifications and descriptions in this o wner’s manual are for information p urposes only. Yamaha Corporation reserves the right to 
modify products or specifications at any time  without prior notice. Since specifications, eq uipment, and options may not be the same in 
every locale, please check  with your Yamaha dealer.
Tone generator Type AWM 2
Maximum polyphony 64 notes
Audio data memory 100 MB (16-bit linear  basis)
Voices Drum and perc ussion: 1268
Key board: 128
Drum kits 60 (all of which may  be edited and over written)
*Incl udes 50 preset kits
Effects Variation: 42 types / Chorus: 6 types / Rever b: 6 types 
Kit EQ: 4 b and / Master EQ: 3  band
Trigger Trigger setups 20 (all of which may  be edited and over written)
*Incl udes 9 preset trigger set ups
Pad Song play, chase, cutoff
3 songs (max.) can  be played sim ultaneou sly.
Audio files Import limit 500 files
Bit depth 16 bits
Audio-file memory 64 MB
Sample format Proprietary format, WAV, and AIFF
Sequencer Capacity 152000 sounds approx.
Note resolution 480 per quar ter note
Recording method Real time replace
Songs 93 (all of which may  be edited and over written)
*Incl udes 63 preset songs (2 demo songs / 44 practice songs / 17 pad 
songs)
Sequence format Proprietary
SMF format 0 (load only)
Click-track Tempo 30 to 300 BPM, tap tempo sup
 ported.
Time signatures 1/4 to 16/4, 1/8 to 16/8, 1/16 to 16/16
Elements Accents, quarter notes, eighth notes, sixteenth notes, and triplets
Other Display 160 x 64 dot matrix LCD (with  backlight)
Jacks and terminals Trigger input jacks 1 to 11 (standard stereo a udio)
[HI HAT CONTROL] jack (standard stereo a udio)
[HH-KICK] jack (standard stereo a udio)
OUTPUT [L/MONO] jack (standard mono a udio)
OUTPUT [R] jack (standard mono a udio)
[PHONES] jack (standard stereo a udio)
[AUX IN] jack (mini stereo a udio)
MIDI [IN] and [OUT] connectors
[USB TO HOST], [USB TO DEVICE] ports
DC IN
Power consumption 8 W
Dimensions and weight 277 x 213 x 95 mm, 1.5 kg
Package contents Bundled po wer adaptor (PA-150 or eq uivalent), 
O wner’s Man ual (this doc ument), Data List, modu le holder, 
mod ule-holder fixing scre ws x 4, DVD (for  bundled soft ware)
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Index
Symbols
[ ] connector .......... 12, 13
[]  button
 .................................... 11, 41
 (Stand by/On)  button
 ........... 10, 13, 14
[-/DEC] button
 ............................... 11, 18
[+/INC] button
 ................................ 11, 18
[
>/] button ................................. 11, 48
[AUX IN] (a uxiliary input) jack
 ....... 12, 13
[CLICK] button
 .............................. 11, 41
[EXIT] button
 ....................................... 10
[HI-HAT CONTROL] jack
 .............. 12, 32
[INST] bu tton
 ................................. 11, 30
[KIT] button
 ................................... 10, 25
[LCD CONTRAST] kno b
 ............... 12, 19
[MASTER] knob
 ...................... 10, 14, 19
[MENU] button
 .............................. 11, 20
[MIDI IN] input connector
 .............. 12, 13
[MIDI OUT] output connector
 ........ 12, 13
OUTPUT [L/MONO] and [R] jacks
 12, 13
[PHONES] jack
 ............................. 12, 13
[PHONES] knob
 ...................... 10, 13, 19
[REC] button
 ................................. 11, 48
[SHIFT]  button
 .............................. 11, 18
[SONG]  button
 .............................. 11, 36
[STORE]  button
 ............................ 10, 21
[USB TO DEVICE] port
 ................. 11, 21
[USB TO HOST] port
 .................... 11, 52
A
ACC (accent) ...................................... 41
Accompaniment
 .................................. 37
AfAr (African perc ussion)
 .................... 31
All So und Off
 ................................. 10, 56
Asia (Asian perc ussion)
 ...................... 31
A udio effects
 ....................................... 28
A udio Files
 .......................................... 32
A uto Po wer-Off
 ............................. 14, 56
B
Bass soloing ....................................... 38
Beat
 .................................................... 43
Bell shot
 .............................................. 24
Bo w shot
 ............................................. 24
B uilt-in recorder
 .................................. 48
B uilt-in song
 .................................... 8, 16
C
Category ............................................. 30
Choking
 ............................................... 24
Click-Track
 .......................................... 41
Close
 ................................................... 23
Closed rim shot
 ................................... 23
Cl utch
 .................................................. 31
Contrast adj ustment
 ............................ 19
Control panel
 ...................................... 10
Cord clip
 ........................................ 12, 13
Cubase
 ............................................... 54
Cubase remote
 ................................... 54
Cursor
 ................................................. 17
Cym (cym bals)
 .................................... 31
Cymbal
 .......................................... 24, 50
D
Data list ..................................... 5, 27, 30
DAW application
 ................................. 53 DBL BASS
 ...........................................32
Decay
 ..................................................31
Dial ( with integrated  button)
 .......... 10, 17
Display (f unction)
 .................................29
Display (LCD)
 ......................... 10, 19, 29
Display mode
 ................................ 18, 29
Do uble bass dr um
 ........................ 12, 32
E
Edge shot ..................................... 23, 24
Effect
 ...................................................28
Effects S witch
 ......................................18
EFX (effect so unds)
 .............................31
Eighth note
 ..........................................41
Eighth-note triplet
 ................................41
ElPc (electronic perc ussion)
 ................31
Eq ualization
 .........................................27
External audio devices
 ................. 12, 13
F
Factory Set ................................... 22, 56
F unction
 ........................................ 10, 18
G
Groove check ......................................45
H
Head shot ............................................23
HH (hi-hats)
 .........................................31
Hi-Hat
 ..................................................23
Hi-hat controller
 ...................... 12, 32, 50
Hi-hat splash
 ........................................23
I
Init kit ...................................................28
Initializing a kit
 ........................ 28, 30, 32
Instr uments
 ............................... 8, 11, 30
Inverted display
 ...................................17
K
Kick (kick dr ums) .................................31
Kit
 ................................................. 10, 25
Kit Lock
 ......................................... 18, 39
L
Latn (Latin perc ussion) ........................31
Line-level o utput
 ........................... 12, 13
Local control
 ........................................53
LocalCtrl
 ..............................................53
M
Master EQ ...........................................27
Meas ure break
 .............................. 45, 47
Men u
 ......................................... 5, 20, 59
Metronome
 ............................... 9, 11, 41
Mldy (melodic voices)
 ..........................31
Monitor system
 ....................................13
M uffling
 ................................................31
M ute
 .............................................. 38, 56
M uting
 ..................................................24
O
Open ....................................................23
Open rim shot
 ......................................23
Orch (orchestral perc ussion)
 ...............31
P
Pad controller ...................................... 35
Pad expansion
 ..................................... 50
Play
 ..................................................... 36
Portable m usic player
 ....................12, 13
Po wer adaptor
 ..................................... 13
Po werOn A uto
 ...............................15, 22
Preset EQ
 ............................................ 27
Q
Q uarter note ........................................ 41
R
Recording ........................................9, 48
Recording performances
 ...............11, 48
Reference manual
 .................... 5, 20, 59
Remote
 ................................................ 54
Rever b
 ................................................. 28
Rhythm gate
 ..................................45, 46
S
Sensitivity ......................................26, 56
Side panel
 ........................................... 11
Sixteenth note
 ..................................... 41
Size
 ..................................................... 31
Slider
 .............................................11, 41
Sn1 (snares 1)
 ..................................... 31
Sn2 (snares 2)
 ..................................... 31
Snare
 .............................................23, 35
Snare  wire
 ........................................... 35
Snares (f unction)
 ................................. 35
Song
 .................................................... 36
Speakers
 ............................................. 13
Store
 ..............................................10, 21
S ustain
 ................................................ 31
T
Tap ...................................................... 44
Tap Tempo
 .......................................... 44
Tempo
 .............................................9, 41
Timer
 ................................................... 44
Tom
 ..................................................... 23
Tom1 (toms 1)
 ..................................... 31
Tom2 (toms 2)
 ..................................... 31
Training functions
 ................................ 45
Trigger
 ................................................. 26
Trigger inp ut jack
 .................... 12, 32, 50
Trigger set up
 ....................................... 26
T uning
 ................................................. 31
U
Underlined display ............................... 17
USB memory device
 ............... 11, 21, 32
USB-MIDI driver
 .................................. 52
V
Vol ume ................................... 19, 36, 41
W
Wave (a udio files) ................................ 31
Z
Zone ....................................... 12, 23, 33
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List of DTX700 Functions
For more details,  refer to the Reference Manual  PDF document.
See page page 5 for details  on downloading this manual.
Common Volume Kit  Volume
  Tempo  Kit Selection Tempo
  TrgSetupLink  Trigger Setup Link
  Name Kit  Name
 Icon  Change Icon
Voice VoiceCategory  Voice Category
  VoiceNumber  Voice Number
 Tune  Voice Tuning
  Volume  Voice Volume
 Pan  Voice Pan
 Attack  Attack Time
 Decay  Decay Time
 Release  Release Time
 Filter  Filter
 Q   Q (Resonance)
  VarSend(Dry)   Variation Send
 ChoSend  Chorus Send
 RevSend Reverb Send
 Mono/Poly  Mono/Poly
 AltGroup  Alternate Group
 SliderSelect  Slider Select
MIDI Assign
  MessageType Message Type
  Mode  Playing mode
  Note MIDI  Note
  MIDI Ch  MIDI Channel
  GateTime  Gate Time
  Rc vKeyOff Receive Key Off
  TrgLink  Trigger Link
  MaskTime  Mask Time
  VelLimitLo  Velocity Limit
  VelLimitHi  Velocity Limit
  VelCrossFade  Velocity Cross Fade
  TrgVel Trigger  Velocity
  TrgMonoPoly  Trigger Polyphony
  TrgAltGrp  Trigger Alternate Group
 TG/MIDI Sw
    TG Switch  Tone Generator Switch
    MIDI Switch  External MIDI Switch
Kit
 Other
  Transmit  Transmit
  Volume  Volume
  Pan  Pan
  MSB  Bank Select MSB
  LSB  Bank Select LSB
  PC  Program Change
  VarSend(Dry)  Variation Send Level
  ChoSend  Chorus Send Level
  Re vSend Reverb Send Level
  CC  No CC  Number
  CC  Val CC  Value
Effect Mixier
  VarReturn  Variation Return
  VarPan  Variation Pan
  VarToRev  Variation to Reverb
  VarToCho  Variation to Chorus
  ChoSend  Chorus Send
  ChoReturn  Chorus Return
  ChoPan  Chorus Pan
  ChoToRev  Chorus to Reverb
  Re vSend Reverb Send
  Re vReturn Reverb Return
  Re vPan Reverb Pan
  Variation
  Category  Variation Category
  Type  Variation Type
 Chorus
  Type  Chorus Type
 Reverb
  Type  Reverb Type
EQ LowGain  Low Gain
 LowFreq Low  Frequency
 LowQ  Low Q
 LowShape  Low Shape
  LowMidGain  Low Mid Gain
 LowMidFreq  Low Mid Frequency
  LowMidQ  Low Mid Q
  HighMidGain  High Mid Gain
 HighMidFreq  High Mid Frequency
  HighMidQ  High Mid Q
 HighGain  High Gain
 HighFreq High  Frequency
 HighQ  High Q
 HighShape  High Shape
MIDI
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List of DTX700 Functions
Common Loop  Song Loop
 Tempo  Song Tempo
  Name Song  Name
MIDI Transmit  MIDI Transmit
 Volume MIDI  Volume
 Pan  MIDI Pan
  MSB  Bank Select MSB
  LSB  Bank Select LSB
 PC   Program Change
  VarSend(Dry)   Variation Send
 ChoSend  Chorus Send
 RevSend Reverb Send
Job Clear  Clear Song
  ClearAll  Clear All Songs
 Copy
  Bank  Copy Song (Bank)
  Number  Copy Song (Number)
 ImprtSMF
  SMF  Import SMF
MemInfo Memory  Information
General MasterVolume Master  Volume
 MasterTune  Master Tune
 PanDepth  Pan Depth
 AuxOutSel  Auxiliary Output
 PlayCount  Play Count
  AutoPowerOff  Auto Power Off
  LCD Mode  LCD Mode
MasterEQ LowGain  Low Gain
 LowFreq Low  Frequency
 LowQ  Low Q
 LowShape  Low Shape
 MidGain  Mid Gain
 MidFreq Mid  Frequency
 MidQ  Mid Q
 HighGain  High Gain
 HighFreq High  Frequency
 HighQ  High Q
 HighShape  High Shape
Pad PadFunc  Pad Function
    CC Ch  Control Change Channel
  CC  Val Control Change  Value
  FootClosePos  Foot Close Position
  FootSplashSens  Foot Splash Sensitivity
 HH-KickVelSens HH-KICK  Velocity Sensitivity
  CymbalChokeRate  Cymbal Choke Rate
EffectSw  Variation  Variation
 Chorus  Chorus
 Reverb Reverb
 SnareBuzz  Snare Buzz
 Resonance  Resonance
MIDI MIDI IN/OUT MIDI In/Out
  ThruPort  MIDI Thru Port
 LocalCtrl  Local Control
  MIDI Sync  MIDI Sync
 ClockOut  Clock Out
 SeqCtrl Sequencer Control
 Merge  MIDI Merge
 Rcv10ch Channel-10  Reveive
 RcvPC  Program Change Receive
 RcvPC10ch 
Channel-10 Program Change Receive
  PolyAfter  Polyphonic Aftertouch Status
 SendHH  Send Hi-hat
 DeviceNo. Device Number
FactSet  PowerOn Auto  Instrument Reset
Song
Utility
Pad
  PadCtrlType  Pad Control Type
  HH Func  Hi-hat Function
  HH MIDI Ch  Hi-hat MIDI Channel
  HH MIDI Type  Hi-hat MIDI Type
 SnareOn/Off  Snare On/Off
 SnaresAdjust  Snare Adjust
 SnareBuzz  Snare Buzz
 ResonanceLevel Resonence Level
Job CopyPad
    Pad1  Copy Pad (Pad to be copied)
    Pad2  Copy Pad (Pad to be replaced)
 CopyKit
  Bank  Copy Kit(Bank)
  Number Copy Kit(Number)
 ExchgPad
  Pad1  Exchange Pads
  Pad2 
 ExchgKit
  Kit1  Exchange Kits
  Kit2 
 ClearPad
  Pad  Clear Pad
 ClearKit  Clear Kit
Kit
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