Nice to have a backup, though the need for "advanced" button is weird to me. Obviously there is a variety of good and bad composed MIDI files out there, but they're all still pretty terrible sounding compared to "real" audio.Ĭomes with a MIDI cable. I do NOT doubt that someone will quickly release the same product with the abilities I mention and make a killing. This easily could have become a subscription model tool where they deliver daily drills, warmups, fills, or lessons. However, they really missed their chance to provide a "rockband-like" learning platform. Roland has definitely given a solid product. *The specifications are subject to change without notice. This does not work with the 64-bit Edition of Windows(R), CPU/Clock: Intel Core(TM), Pentium processor 1.2 GHz or higher (2.0 GHz or higher is recommended), RAM: 512 MB or more, Hard Disk: 25 MB or more, Display/ Colors: 1024 x 768 or higher/65,536 colors (16 Bit High Color) or more, Others: CD-ROM Drive, USB Port System Requirements: Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP SP2, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows Vista 7 32-bit Playable Song Files: Format: Standard MIDI Files (Format 0/1), Number of Measures: 999 or less, Number of Events: 99,999 or less, Resolution: 24 ticks per quarter note or moreĪccessories Included: UM-1G USB-MIDI Interface, HD-1 Drum Tutor CD-ROM, Audio Cable, Cable Tie, Install Guide Notes that can be shown in the Notation Area: Values: longer than 8th note triplets, Velocity: 20 or greater, Note number: corresponds to the pads of the HD-1, MIDI channel: 10
Preset Pattern: Basic (only drum pattern): 8, Primary: 10, Advanced: 16
Screens: Drum Notation Screen, Game Screen
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