Articles
- SPD-SX: No sound when hitting the pads
- SPD::ONE ELECTRO: Which AC adaptor is compatible?
- SPD::ONE ELECTRO: Why Won't My Audio File Import to Memory Location "12"?
- SPD::ONE KICK pad: Recommended Power Adaptor
- SPD::ONE KICK: Which AC adaptor is compatible?
- SPD::ONE KICK: Why Won't My Audio File Import to Memory Location "12"?
- SPD::ONE PERCUSSION: Not Able to Import a .WAV File
- SPD::ONE PERCUSSION: Which AC adaptor is compatible?
- SPD::ONE PERCUSSION: Why Won't My Audio File Import to Memory Location "12"?
- SPD::ONE WAV PAD: No Sound When Striking the Pad
- SPD::ONE WAV PAD: What Should I Do If the Unit Is No Longer Recognized After Disconnecting It From a Computer?
- SPD::ONE WAV PAD: Which AC adaptor is compatible?
- SPD::ONE WAV PAD: Why Isn't the Unit Recognized as a Storage Device?
- SPD::ONE WAV PAD: Why Won't My Audio File Import?
- TAIKO-1: How do I restore this instrument to its factory-set default state?
- TAIKO-1: Muting a pad’s sound (on the head/rim) by tapping the surface of the head (Touch Mute)
- TAIKO-1: Are the user samples also reset when I perform a factory reset (resetting the instrument to its factory default state)?
- TAIKO-1: Can I adjust the tension of the heads?
- TAIKO-1: Can I play sound through a speaker or headphones connected via Bluetooth?
- TAIKO-1: Can I play the rims of pad faces 1 and 2 together?
- TAIKO-1: Can I play this instrument in “fuse-uchi” style (playing the head from above while the instrument is stationary, as with a regular drum)?
- TAIKO-1: Can I play this instrument with regular drum sticks?
- TAIKO-1: Can I play while muting the head?
- TAIKO-1: Can I record what I play on this instrument onto a mobile device connected via Bluetooth?
- TAIKO-1: Can I replace the mesh head?
- TAIKO-1: Can I strike both the head and the rim together when playing?
- TAIKO-1: Can I use a guitar strap?
- TAIKO-1: Can I use alkaline or manganese batteries?
- TAIKO-1: Can I use the outer rim supplied with the dedicated mesh head as a replacement?
- TAIKO-1: Cleaning the surfaces