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#779431 - 11/19/04 01:28 AM Transfers from DR-770 to DR-880
Zroll1
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Can I transfer drum patches from the Roland DR-770 to the DR-880? I really need some of those patches. Thanks
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#779432 - 11/19/04 02:13 AM Re: Transfers from DR-770 to DR-880
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Do you mean the sounds or the patterns?
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#779433 - 11/19/04 03:42 AM Re: Transfers from DR-770 to DR-880
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Sorry. I meant the drum patterns.
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#779434 - 11/19/04 05:56 PM Re: Transfers from DR-770 to DR-880
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I doubt that the DR770 and 880 share a common sysex profile, so you're probably going to have to do it manually. Set the 880 for external clock, arm a pattern to record, make sure the MIDI OUT of the 770 is hookup to the MIDI in of the 880, and hit play on the 770.
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#779435 - 11/29/04 05:57 PM Re: Transfers from DR-770 to DR-880
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Yeah Midi is your friend.

What i would do, rather then juggle recording from unit to unit, is hook the Midi Out of your DR-770 to the Midi In of your DAW/computer sequencer.

Then simply hit record (is the DR-770 set to midi channel 10 like most drum machines?) on your sequencer... you can hit play on the drum machine, let each pattern play for a few bars to make sure it tracks well then change to others.

Save this midi template of sorts and then record into your DR-880. Now youve dont the transfer AND have a backup on file.

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