phono wrote:
well heres's a samplepack i made should keep you occupied
66 Bass Drum variations
67 Snare Drum variations
47 Low Tom variations
27 High Tom variations
46 Cymbal variations
31 Open Hat variations
37 Closed Hat variations
lazlokovacs wrote:May I ask how the battery backup mod is done? I would love to do that!
bcbox told me how and i forgot to make a note of it after i completed it, iirc its pretty simple, using a 2032 coin cell, the positive wire connected to a pin on the mem chip and the other to ground.
a CR2032 lithium will work good. Just put it in a battery holder and wire...
the (+) side to the cathode of D39 (the side with the line) or C27(+)
the (-) side to ground.
I have recently bought a second hand Drumatix TR-606, however, the batteries in it were weak and the other day when i went to use it. they were dead. Now with new batteries the drum red leds only light up to the 7th and not all the way to the 16th.
Can anyone tell me how to reset this back to normal.
I am currently modding my tr 606 ( confused machine mod )
I have 2 a questions for the bassdrum mod
Question no 1
On the confused machine site it says:
3. Remove Resistor "R56" and replace with a "470k" resistor. Now solder a wire between "R56" (the side the connects with "C16"), going to the point on the circuit board between Capacitor "C23" and "C24" (where they both meet).
going to the point on the circuit board between Capacitor "C23" and "C24" (where they both meet).
Do I need to scratch to pcb a bit ( remove the green) and make a solder point in the middle of the line.?
or can I simply solder R56 the C23 or C24 ( since they are connected together)
Question no 2
9. Now you need to solder another "10k" resistor between "Pin 3" of IC5 and the positive 15V+ power supply. The easiest place to find the 15v+ is at "Pin 8" of IC5.
So Will it be ok if I simply solder the resistor between Pin 3 and Pin 8 of the IC.
On this post picture ( picture 23 ) I do not see a solder resistor on the pcb