Electronic musicians, producers, and engineers looking to expand their BFD library will be impressed with BFD Swan Percussion, a diverse collection of original creations inspired by a variety of world percussion. Highlights include the Black Swan Drum, a new take on the Ghananian Gombe framedrum, featuring a tom head, the Swango, a reinterpretation of the bongos, the Afro-Cuban Bata-style Batudu, and a variety of shakers and cajons.

The expansion also includes a set of Crescent Haptic series effect cymbals that provide characterful crash, resonator, crash china, and ride china cymbal sounds. The instruments are played by hands, rods, mallets and sticks. The collection also comes with a selection of presets and funky percussive grooves, perfect for all music styles requiring dynamic, exciting percussion. The Swan Percussion library expansion is compatible with BFD Eco, BFD2, and BFD3 (version 3.4 or later) on Mac or Windows.

Expansion for BFD3, BFD2, and BFD Eco    Innovative Percussion Instruments    Inspired by Framedrums, Bongos, and More    Cajons and Wooden Shakers    Played with Hands, Rods, Mallets, Sticks    Selection of Presets and Grooves    Mac and Windows

• Expansion for BFD3, BFD Eco, and BFD2
• Original and innovative percussion instruments
• Inspired by framedrums, bongos, and more
• Cajons and wooden shakers
• Additional Crescent Haptic effect cymbals
• Played with hands, rods, mallets, and sticks
• Selection of presets and Grooves

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the maximum storage (TB) it supports?

A: Up to 16TB per bay, below the recommended HDD list https://www.qnap.com/en-us/compatibility/?model=388&category=1

Q: 2. This or the Synology DS420+/DS420j?

A: The DS420+/DS420j are standalone products the QNAP TR-004 4-Bay USB 3.2 Gen 1 RAID Expansion Enclosure is a expansion enclosure. It would depend on the specific use case.

Q: 3. Can I use the TR-004 as a DAS without RAID configuration, load disks already formatted for Mac with data on them and remove a disk for used on an external dock? I'd like to remove disks for my off-site backup purposes.

A: Yes, however the preformatted drives would be reformatted again to JBOD. Each time you would also have to power down the device to make modifications.

Q: 4. Can I use the TR-004 as a backup drive for my Synology DS920+ via USB?

A: The QNAP TR-004 would not be compatible with the Synology DS920+.

Q: 5. What do i have to do to get raid 1 on all 4 drives (becoming 2 drives)?

A: RAID 1 is 1 drive data and all the remaining drives are redundant copies. For this device that would be 3 drives of backup.

Q: 6. Can I have multiple raid? RAID 0 for two drives and RAID 1 for the other two.

A: This raid uses dip switches to set all the bays to the same mode.

Q: 7. I see suggested drives if use as NAS... if used DAS what drives are suggested?

A: This is always used for NAS, it is an expansion unit and not the NAS itself. You need to use NAS rated hard drives.

Q: 8. Can this be used as a local backup for a larger QNAP NAS (TVS-872xt)?

A: Yes, as per the manufacturer the TR-004 would be compatible for expansion as a local back up with the TVS-872XT.

Q: 9. Assuming the dip switches are configured properly, could I take 4 discs from bit older QNAP NAS and load the external drive enclosure with those drives and not have the drives reformatted?

A: Yes it can be done. Please check this site before proceeding to confirm your two units: https://www.qnap.com/en-us/nas-migration/

Q: 10. Can I use 4 drives together, 3 drives for RAID 5 and one drive for a backup?

A: The storage pools on the QNAP TR-004 4-Bay USB 3.2 Gen 1 RAID Expansion Enclosure can be configured any way you need.