Manual Roland DT-1 - V-Drums Tutor (page 14 of 24) (English)

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Reading drum notation

crash

closed

hi-hat

open

hi-hat

ride

snare

foot closed

kick

tom 1

tom 2

tom 3

• Play the closed hi-hat by striking the hi-hat pad with the hi-hat pedal

depressed.

• Play the open hi-hat by striking the hi-hat pad with the hi-hat pedal released.

• Play the foot closed sound by briskly depressing the hi-hat pedal.

• The “>” symbol denotes an accent. Try to add more

emphasis when striking it.

• L stands for the left hand, R stands for the right hand;

you should strike the corresponding pad.

Watch as the Songs Play Back

As the song plays back, you’ll see a symbol light up on the surface of the pads

that are sounding.

Watch how the bouncing ball follows the notes, and see which pad should be

played at each timing interval.

Learn the timing at which to play the pads

The explanation here is for when using the drum notation screen. If you’re not

comfortable with drum notation, you can practice using the “Game screen” (p. 15).

1. Follow the bouncing ball and the moving vertical line in the drum

notation area to learn the timing at which to play the pads.

2. Watch how each pad in the

pad area lights up, and while

listening to the sound, see

which pad should be played.

Wherever an R and L are aligned vertically,

one on top of the other, it means that there

are two corresponding notes, as shown in

the illustration.

In the example illustrated here, you would

play the high-hat with your right hand, and

play the snare with your left hand.

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