Boss DB-90 Manual

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Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of the BOSS DB-90 METRONOME Dr. Beat.

Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled: “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” and “IMPORTANT NOTES” (separate sheet). These sections provide important information concerning the

proper operation of the unit. Additionally, in order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every feature provided by your new unit, this manual should be read in its entirety. The

manual should be saved and kept on hand as a convenient reference.

As shipped, the DB-90’s battery is not yet installed. Be sure to read “Changing the Battery” and then follow the instructions to install the battery.

Main Features

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Large backlit LCD panel, easy-to-follow and highly visible pendulum-style tempo indicator

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PCM count sound plus internal drum sounds

In addition to high-quality PCM count sounds, human voice and drum sounds are also provided as

metronome sounds.

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Note Mixing function

The four different rhythms (quarter-note, eighth-note, sixteenth-note, and triplet) and accent

volume are completely adjustable, allowing you to create original rhythm styles quickly and easily.

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Loop Play

You can call up stored metronome settings in predetermined sequences, and have them play for a

specified number of times. This gives you the freedom to practice using various combinations of

rhythms as well as irregular rhythms.

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Amp Simulator

The DB-90 is equipped with an input jack, which allows you to connect your guitar or bass directly

to the unit and do rhythm training with the metronome. Also featured is an amp simulator

function, which allows you to use the DB-90 as a simple monitor amp.

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Includes Rhythm Coach function, perfect for individualized practice

The DB-90 features a Rhythm Coach function, which provides effective rhythm training using

trigger pads and the DB-90’s internal mic.

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Count In function

You can set the metronome to give a lead-in count before the metronome count itself starts.

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Reference Tone function

The DB-90 includes a chromatic sound generating function, which produces tones in a five-octave

range (C2-B6).

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Memory function

The memory is capable of storing 50 different metronome settings and ten reference tone settings.

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START/STOP jack

You can connect an FS-5U (or FS-6) pedal to the START/STOP jack and start and stop operation

with the pedal.

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MEMORY UP/DOWN jack

An FS-5U (or FS-6) pedal can be connected to the MEMORY UP/DOWN jack and then used to shift

up and down through the memories and make your selection.

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MIDI IN Connector

You can connect an external MIDI device to the MIDI IN connector, synchronize to and display the

tempo for the external device, and use the device to start and stop the metronome.

■ Printing convertions in this manual

Text or numerals enclosed in square brackets [ ] indicates buttons; i.e. [TAP]...TAP button

Panel Descriptions

1. [POWER] Turns the power on and off.

* Always make sure to have the volume level turned down before switching on power. Even with the volume

all the way down, you may still hear some sound when the power is switched on, but this is normal, and

does not indicate a malfunction.

[LIGHT] Switches the backlit on and aff.

[MUTE] Mutes the sound being played.

* The Mute status is not stored in memory.

[WRITE] Used when storing settings to memory.

[MEMORY] Switches the memory number.

[MIDI] Swtiches the unit to MIDI mode.

2. TEMPO/VALUE dial Changes the tempo and the setting values.

3. MIC

You can practice rhythms with the DB-90 set to respond to the sound from drums, practice pads,

and other mic input. You can use this in Coach mode.

4. [START/STOP]

Starts and stops the metronome, Loop Play, reference tone and Rhythm Coach.

5. [TAP]

Sets the metronome tempo.

* This setting is ignored in Loop Play mode, Reference Tone mode, and MIDI mode.

6. [TEMPO] Changes the tempo.

[LOOP] Switches the unit to Loop Play mode.

[TUNE] Switches the unit to Reference Tone mode. Changes the note name.

[COACH] Switches the unit to Coach mode.

Press the button to switch among the four practice modes.

[BEAT/PATTERN] Switches between metronome Beat and Pattern.

[VOICE] This changes the tone used for the Beat you select.

* This does not change the tone when Patterns are selected.

[PITCH] Switches the unit to Reference Tone mode. Changes the reference pitch.

[TRIG/GUIDE] Switches the unit to Coach mode.

Set the pad sensitivity and Time Check difficulty settings here.

7. Rhythm Level sliders

Adjust the volume of the accent on the first beat and the volume of each rhythm.

* This setting is enabled in Metronome mode (excluding the count-in operation), and MIDI mode.

8. Master Volume slider

Adjusts the overall volume.

* The master volume setting is not stored in memory.

9. Display

Information in the display is changed depending on the modes.

10. Tempo indicators

Light in time with the tempo.

11. MIDI IN connector

Used to connect to the MIDI OUT connector on a MIDI sequencer.

12. DC IN jack

This is for connecting an AC adaptor (PSA-series).

13. MEMORY jack ▲▼ (stereo jack)

A foot switch (such as the optional FS-5U or FS-6) is connected here.

You can use a foot switch to shift the memories up and down.

14. START/STOP jack (monaural jack)

A foot switch (the optional FS-5U or FS-6) is connected here.

You can use a foot switch to start and stop the metronome, Loop Play, reference note, and Rhythm Coach.

15. PHONES jacks

Connect headphones here. Both the 1/4” phone and stereo miniature phone jacks can be used

simultaneously.

16. INPUT jack (monaural jack)

Connect an electric guitar or bass here.

* When connection cables with resistors are used, the volume level of equipment connected to the inputs

may be low. If this happens, use connection cables that do not contain resistors, such as those from the

Roland PCS series.

17. INPUT LEVEL volume

Adjusts the volume for the device connected to the input jack.

18. TRIG IN jack (monaural jack)

Connect a trigger pad (such as the optional Roland PD-8 or V-Pad) here.

19. Cymbal stand attachment hole (M6)

20. Security Slot ( )

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Making Connections

Using the Metronome

■Metronome Mode

1. Press [TEMPO].

The tempo value flashes a number of times.

2. Use the TEMPO/VALUE dial to set the tempo.

3. Press [BEAT/PATERN].

“BEAT” or “PATTERN” flashes.

If you select “BEAT,” the note icon appears in the

display.

If you select “PATTERN,” then KICK, SNARE,

and other drum tone names are displayed.

4. Use the TEMPO/VALUE dial to select the “BEAT”

or “PATTERN” number.

“BEAT” is the setting for a single quarter-note

beat (pressing [VOICE] while selecting the

“BEAT” setting permits you to choose one of four

tones).

Select “PATTERN” to play rhythms (“PATTERN”

drum tones and performance data are fixed).

* With some “PATTERN” types, there may be some

drum sounds that do not have a sound assigned to them.

Press [START/STOP] to start the metronome. To stop

the metronome, press [START/STOP] once more.

■Changing the Metronome Tone

You can select from four different tones (only when “BEAT” is selected).

1. Press [VOICE].

“BEAT” in Metronome mode is selected

automatically, and “VOICE” flashes.

2. Use the TEMPO/VALUE dial to select the tone.

1. Wind-up metronome sound

2. Electronic metronome sound

3. Electronic click sound

4. Human voice

■Setting the Tempo with Tap Input

You can set the tempo by pressing [TAP] button two or more times in Metronome mode; the tempo is set

to the timing you use in tapping the button. You can set the tempo within the range of = 30–250.

You can also set the tempo with tap input in Coach mode.

■Create Original Rhythm Styles

In Metronome mode you can use the 5 sliders under the display (ACCENT and , , ,

sliders) to change the way the metronome plays.

The volume for the accent on the first beat and for each rhythm is indicated on a five-level scale.

You can store the changed settings to memory. Refer to the section “Using the Memory,” which follows.

* “EDIT” is displayed when you change settings from content stored in the memory.

■Count-In Function

You can set the metronome to give a lead-in count before the metronome count itself starts.

(This setting is enabled in Metronome mode, Loop Play mode, Coach mode, and MIDI mode.)

1. Press [BEAT/PATTERN] and [VOICE]

simultaneously.

2. Press [START/STOP] to start the metronome.

The count is played for the set number of times,

and then the performance starts.

To cancel the Count-in function, press [BEAT/

PATTERN] and [VOICE] simultaneously once more.

* Performances always start with a count-in when you start the metronome with the count-in function set.

* The count-in function is canceled the next time the DB-90 is turned on.

* The count-in tone is not selectable.

Changing the Number of Times the Count-In is Played

When [BEAT/PATTERN] and [VOICE] are pressed

simultaneously, the count-in repeat number is

displayed.

Use the TEMPO/VALUE dial to select a number

from -1 to -8.

■Mute Function

You can temporarily mute sounds while a

performance is playing.

1. Press [MUTE].

“MUTE” appears in the display. The sound

being played back is muted.

2. Press [MUTE] again.

The sound plays again, and “MUTE”

disappears from the display.

* The Mute status is not stored in memory.

■Using Loop Play (Loop Play Mode)

You can have metronome settings that are stored in memory automatically play back in sequence.

Storing settings with various tempos and rhythms to different memories and then playing these

back with Loop Play is effective for rhythm training. You can also use this to practice irregular

rhythms.

1. Press [LOOP].

The DB-90 is switched to Loop Play mode.

“LOOP” appears in the display.

2. Press [START/STOP] to start Loop Play.

During Loop Play, the number in the center of

the display indicates the number of repeats for

each memory. The number above “COUNT” is

the number of times the material is repeated.

When [MEMORY] is pressed, “MEMORY” flashes; now the memory number can be changed

with the TEMPO/VALUE dial.

Press [MEMORY] once more; “MEMORY” lights steadily, and the DB-90 returns to Loop Play.

3. Press [START/STOP] once again.

Loop Play is stopped and the DB-90 is in Loop Play standby.

Changing the Number of Times Playback of the Memory is Repeated

Using TEMPO/VALUE dial while Loop Play is in standby switches the number of repeats to any

value from 0 to 255. When set to 0, the data for that memory number is not played back.

Practicing in Coach Mode

The DB-90’s Coach mode is a set of exercise modes developed for maximizing the practice

experience. These modes are specifically designed to help build speed, accuracy and stamina, as

well as develop better timing skills.

In each of the four Coach modes, you can conduct practices appropriate for different skill levels.

Using the internal mic, you can check your rhythm with acoustic drums, practice rhythms by

clapping your hands, and so on.

You can also practice using a trigger pad by connecting the trigger pad to the TRIG IN jack.

■Setting the Mic and Trigger Pad Sensitivity

Setting the Mic Sensitivity

1. Make sure nothing is plugged into the TRIG IN

jack.

2. Press [TRIG/GUIDE] so that “SENS” is flashing.

3. Set the “SENS” value with the TEMPO/VALUE

dial until a dot (“ ”) appears in the TRIG section●

when the drum or practice pad is struck.

* Setting the “SENS” value too high may cause the

input to react to the metronome sound. If this occurs,

readjust the “SENS” value.

* If the trigger reacts to the metronome sound when the Rhythm Coach is started, lower the volume of the

metronome sound using the master volume slider until the trigger no longer reacts to the sound.

Setting the Trigger Pad Sensitivity

1. Connect a trigger pad to the TRIG IN jack.

2. Press [TRIG/GUIDE] so that “SENS” is flashing.

3. Set the “SENS” value with the TEMPO/VALUE dial until a dot (“●”) appears in the TRIG section

when the trigger pad is struck.

The sensitivity increases as the “SENS” value is raised.

“SENS” Value 1, 2, ............16

Sensitivity Low----------High

A dot appears at the same time the DB-90 is triggered.

* Tones are fixed and cannot be changed. Adjust the volume with the master volume slider.

* Note that the DB-90 does not support the use of rim shots even though you may be using pads that can

produce rim shots.

Electric Guitar or

Electric Bass Guitar

Headphones

Miniature

phone type

Set the FS-5U polarity switch

as shown in the following figure.

1/4” phone type

Foot Switch

(FS-5U etc.)

Foot Switch

(FS-6 x 1

or FS-5U x 2)

AC Adaptor

(PSA-series)

MIDI

Sequencer

Trigger Pad

(Roland PD-8, V-pad etc.)

(Down) (Up)

BEAT screen

PATTERN screen

Owner’s Manual

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