User Manual
Table Of Contents
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY
- IMPORTANT NOTES
- Contents
- Overview
- Setup
- Performance
- Drum Kit
- Instrument
- Mixer
- Effects
- Tempo
- Song Player
- Pattern Sequencer
- Settings
- Backing Up the Settings
- Data saved in USB flash drive
- Backing Up All Data to a USB Flash Drive (SAVE)
- Loading Backup Data from a USB Flash Drive (LOAD)
- Importing Kit Data from TD-20/TD-20X Backup Data (IMPORT)
- Deleting Backup Data from a USB Flash Drive (DELETE)
- Backing Up a Drum Kit to a USB Flash Drive (KITSAVE)
- Loading Kit Data from a USB Flash Drive (KITLOAD)
- Checking the State of a USB Flash Drive (INFO)
- Formatting a USB Flash Drive (FORMAT)
- Overall Settings for the TD-30 (SETUP)
- Output Assignments (OUTPUT)
- Assigning a Function to a Footswitch or Pad (CONTROL)
- Other Settings (OPTION)
- Restoring the Factory Settings (F RESET)
- Playing a Kit from the USB Flash Drive Without Loading It (Kit Selection) (KIT SEL)
- Digital Audio Level (GAIN)
- Auto Off Function (AUTOOFF)
- Viewing the Remaining Memory and the Program Version (INFO)
- Trigger Settings
- Backing Up the Settings
- Expansion
- Appendices
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The settings and kits in TD-30’s user memory can be
saved (backed up) to a USB ash drive, or loaded back
into the TD-30.
* Carefully insert the USB ash drives all the way in—
until it is rmly in place.
* Use USB Flash Memory sold by Roland We cannot
guarantee operation if other USB ash drive is used
MEMO
• Save (back up) 99 sets of the settings in user memory.
• Separately from backups, you can individually save
up to 999 kits and 999 patterns (p. 105, p. 112).
• Load backup data from a USB ash drive into the
TD-30, or copy specied settings such as drum kits or
instruments into user memory.
• Drum kits that you backed-up on a USB ash drive
can be played without loading them into the TD-30
(Kit selection, p. 123).
Data saved in USB ash drive
The folders and data created on the USB ash drive are in
the following structure.
Root Directory (the top level)
Roland
TD-30
USB ash drive
Backup (Backup data)
Kit (Kit data)
Pattern (Pattern data)
Import (p. 110)
Backup le names
If you copy TD-30 data from your USB ash drive
into your computer, the names shown on the TD-
30 will dier from the le names shown on your
computer. Be aware of this when managing TD-30
data on your computer, or exchanging data with
another user.
Backup data
The rst backup le will have the le name “TD30_
Backup001.TD0.”
The “TD30” at the beginning means that the le
was saved by the TD-30. “Backup001” means that
this is backup number 1. For backup number 99,
this will be “Backup099.”
Kit data
The rst backup le will have the le name “TD30_
Kit001.TD0.”
The “TD30” at the beginning means that the le
was saved by the TD-30. “Kit001” means that this is
backup number 1. For backup number 99, this will
be “Kit099.”
Pattern data
The rst backup le will have the le name “TD30_
Pattern001.TD0.”
The “TD30” at the beginning means that the le
was saved by the TD-30. “Pattern001” means that
this is backup number 1. For backup number 99,
this will be “Pattern099.”
Backing Up the Settings
* Do not use your computer to rename the
backup le. If you rename the le, the TD-30
might not be able to load it.