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Getting ready
Overview of the V51
Drum kits and instruments
Instruments
Settings per kit
Ambience
Effects
Instrument Expansion
Kit Packs
Racks and slots
Racks (1–100)
Slots (1–6)
User drum kits (001–200)
Memories
Preset memories
User memories
Temporary memory (saved temporarily)
Racks and slots
SD card
Performance techniques
Pads
Hi-hat
Cymbal
Panel descriptions
Top panel
Side panel and front panel
Bottom panel
Rear panel (connecting your equipment)
Turning the power on/off
Turning the power on
Turning the power off
Making the power automatically turn off after a time (AUTO OFF)
Configuring the hi-hat
Example: settings for the VH-14D
Example: settings for the VH-10
Basic operations
Performing
Selecting a drum kit
About the KIT screen
Functions you can control from the KIT screen
Checking the drum kit sound (kit phrase)
Selecting a drum kit from the list
Loading drum kits from Instrument Expansions and Kit Packs
Automatically loading Instrument Expansions and Kit Packs into the slots (Auto Slot Load)
Stopping all currently played sounds (ALL SOUND OFF)
Using the Click
Turning the click on/off
Adjusting the tempo
Changing the beat (time signature) settings
Editing the click settings
Playing along with a song
Playing along with a song from your smartphone
Connecting to a smartphone via Bluetooth
Connecting an already-paired smartphone
Playing back songs from your smartphone
Using Bluetooth MIDI
Playing along with the songs on the V51
Repeatedly playing a specified region (A-B repeat)
Editing the settings and viewing the information for each song
When saving audio files from your computer to an SD card
Audio files that can be played on the V51
Playing back an audio file as a click (Click Track)
Getting the click track audio file ready
Playing the click track along with the song
Practicing in coach mode
Playing accurately along with phrases (PHRASE TRAINER)
Correctly playing in time with the beat (TIME CHECK)
TIME CHECK settings (SETUP)
Developing a physical sense of tempo (QUIET COUNT)
QUIET COUNT settings (SETUP)
Playing along with a changing tempo (AUTO UP/DOWN)
AUTO UP/DOWN settings (SETUP)
Playing at a fixed velocity (STROKE MONITOR)
Playing hard and fast (BLAST BEAST)
Registering/recalling your favorite drum kits
Registering a drum kit as a favorite
Recalling a registered drum kit
Preventing accidental operation of the buttons (safety mode)
Disabling safety mode
Operations available in safety mode
Recording
Recording your performance
Recording as SMF (DRUM REC)
Recording audio (AUDIO REC)
Recording your performance along with a song
Recording with DRUM REC
Recording with AUDIO REC
Naming the DRUM REC recorded data
Exporting the DRUM REC recorded data to an SD card (SONG EXPORT)
Connecting and recording to your computer
Customizing the drum kits
Easily adjusting the instruments (SOUND MODIFY)
Selecting the instruments
Selecting the pad to set
Adjusting the volume of an instrument or pad
Tuning
Muffling (mute) settings
Editing a drum kit (KIT EDIT)
Editing Instruments (INSTRUMENT)
Selecting the instruments
Selectable instruments
Checking whether the instruments included in an Instrument Expansion or Kit Pack are being used
Editing instruments in detail (V-EDIT)
Adjusting the attack and release (TRANSIENT)
Adjusting the tonal character of an instrument (EQ)
Layering the instruments (layer)
Configuring how the layers play (LAYER MODE)
Copying/exchanging layer settings (LAYER COPY)
Setting the pad volume and pan (PAD VOL)
Adjusting the tonal character of each pad (PAD EQ)
Adjusting the volume change of each pad (PAD COMP)
Recreating the reverberations of a performance location (AMBIENCE)
Setting the drum kit volume (KIT VOL)
Adjusting the tonal character of the drum kit (KIT EQ)
Adjusting the changes in volume of the drum kit (KIT COMP)
Adding effects (BUS FX)
Example of routing settings
Configuring various drum kit-related settings (KIT OTHERS)
Configuring the cross stick (XSTICK)
Configuring the strainer
Configuring the effect control
Configuring the resonance of the snare (SNARE BUZZ)
Setting the drum kit volume (KIT VOLUME)
Renaming the drum kit (KIT NAME)
Muting the sound of a specific pad when you strike a pad (MUTE GROUP)
Making MIDI transmit/receive settings for each pad (KIT MIDI)
Setting the colors for the buttons and dial (KIT COLOR)
Controlling tonal change (POSITION/PEDAL)
Configuring the drum kit-related settings (KIT OPTION)
Using a custom background image for the KIT screen (kit image)
Configuring the Instrument Expansions/Kit Packs
Loading Instrument Expansions/Kit Packs in a rack into a slot (LOAD TO SLOT)
Loading Instrument Expansions/Kit Packs that are missing from a drum kit
Removing an Instrument Expansion/Kit Pack assignment (REMOVE)
Optimizing the slot area (OPTIMIZE)
Sorting the Instrument Expansions/Kit Packs (SORT BY...)
Uninstalling Instrument Expansions/Kit Packs (UNINSTALL)
Importing and playing audio files (USER SAMPLE)
Importing an audio file
Assigning a user sample to an instrument and playing it
Specifying how the user sample is sounded
Editing a user sample (EDIT)
Organizing user samples
Comparing with or reverting to the unedited drum kit (SNAPSHOT)
Using a virtual pad
Utilities
Using this unit with a computer or smartphone app
Configuring the USB driver
Using the “V51 Editor” app on your computer
Configuring the output for USB audio
Setting the output destination for USB audio
Adjusting the USB audio output level
Specifying the Input for USB Audio
Configuring the routing for USB audio (ROUTING)
Copying settings (COPY)
Example 1: Copying a drum kit (KIT)
Example 2: Copy multiple instruments as a set (INST SET)
Recalling drum kits successively (SET LIST)
Creating a set list
Using set lists
Settings
Trigger settings
Specify the pad type
Configuring pads that support digital connection (sold separately)
Adjusting the sensitivity for individual pads
Configuring the hi-hat
Making detailed trigger settings
Configuring the TRIGGER IN jacks (AUX1/TOM4)
Making Detailed Settings for Digitally-Connected Pads
Viewing trigger information for each pad
Eliminate crosstalk between pads (Crosstalk Cancellation)
Example: Crash 1 is triggered when you strike the Tom 1 pad
Wirelessly connecting the V51 to a V-Drums pad
Pairing the DH-10 and WT-10
Connecting the DH-10 (DrumLink Hub) to the V51
Connecting a WT-10 (Wireless Trigger Adapter) to a drum pad or cymbal
Pairing
Configuring the pad triggers
Selecting the type of pad connected to the WT-10 (INPUT CONFIGURATION)
Assigning the trigger input for the pad connected to the WT-10
When connected to a hi-hat (Hi-Hat Calibration)
If a pad is not recognized
Checking the remaining battery power
Unpairing the V51 and the pads (unpairing)
Updating the DH-10 or WT-10 firmware
Using DWe pads with the V51
How to set up
1. Connecting the DWe DrumLink™ hub to the V51
2. Pairing the DrumLink™ hub with the DWe pads
3. Configuring the DWe pad assignment
4. Calibrating the DWe pads
5. Adjusting the DWe pad sensitivity
If the DWe pads are not recognized
Crosstalk reduction
Checking the remaining battery power
Unpairing the V51 and DWe pads (unpairing)
Updating the firmware for the DWe DrumLink™ hub and for each pad
Formatting an SD card
Backing up your data (BACKUP)
SD card folder structure
Backing up to an SD card (SAVE)
Loading backup data from an SD card (LOAD)
Loading auto-backup data
Backing up drum kit to an SD card (SAVE 1 KIT)
Loading kit backup data from an SD card (LOAD 1 KIT)
Loading the V71/V31 kit backup data
Deleting Backup Data from an SD Card (DELETE/DELETE 1 KIT)
Checking the usage status of an SD card (INFO)
Making overall settings for the V51 (SETUP)
Connecting to the Roland Cloud Connect app via Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi)
Audio output assignments (OUTPUT)
Output destination setting examples
Configuring the detailed output routing
MIDI settings (SYSTEM MIDI)
Assigning functions to footswitches or pads (CONTROL SETUP)
Assigning a function to a footswitch
Assigning functions to pads
Other settings (OPTION)
Viewing information for the V51 (SYSTEM INFO)
Updating the V51 via Wi-Fi
Restoring the factory settings
Restoring the drum kit to factory settings
Restoring all settings (including Roland Cloud license data) to factory defaults
Appendix
List of displayed messages
Error message list
Other messages
Troubleshooting
Main specifications
IMPORTANT NOTES