Playing along with the songs on the V51

This unit features songs in a variety of genres.

Some of the built-in songs are provided as audio data, and others are MIDI data recordings of drum performances. You can also play audio files (WAV/MP3) stored on an SD card as songs.

  1. Press the [SONG] button.
  2. The SONG screen appears.
  4. Press the [F1] (SONG SOURCE) button to show the SONG SOURCE list, and press the [F1] (SELECT) button to select the type of song you want to play back.
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    Song type

    Explanation

    INTERNAL

    Built-in songs

    SD CARD<Top>

    Songs stored on SD card

    DRUM REC DATA

    Songs for drum performance data recorded on this unit

    AUDIO REC DATA

    Songs recorded on this unit as audio data

  7. Move the cursor to the song, and use the [-] [+] buttons or the dial to select the song.
  9. Press the [ò] button.
  10. The selected song plays.

MEMO

You can also play/stop using the [F6] (ò) button.

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Controller

Function

[ò] button,

[F6] (ò) button

Plays/stops the song (*1)

[SHIFT] button + [Í] button

Returns to the beginning of the song (*1)

[SHIFT] button + [Ë] button

Moves to the end of the song (*1)

[Í] button

Rewinds the song (*1)

[Ë] button

Fast-forwards the song (*1)

Dial

Fast-forwards/rewinds the song (*1, *2)

[BACKING] knob

Adjusts the song (audio file) volume (*3)

  1. : Depending on the type of song, this might be disabled.
  2. : Only enabled when the cursor is on the seek bar (the bar that shows the playback position).
  3. : It does not affect the drum performance sound of the built-in songs or the recorded drum sounds.

MEMO

  1. You can repeatedly play back an entire song or just one part.
  2. You can make the click sound in time with the song by outputting an audio file on the SD card as a click track.
    Ø “Playing back an audio file as a click (Click Track)”