Contents

 

 

Ambience Settings

(AMBIENCE)

62

Switching Ambience On/Off

(Ambience Switch)

62

Ambience “Send” Level for Each Instrument

(Ambience Send Level) ....

62

Choose “Location” Where the Drums are Played

(Studio Type)

62

Changing the Wall Surface Material

(Wall Type)

63

Determine the Room Size

(Room Size)

63

Adjusting the Entire Drum Kit’s Overall Ambience

(Ambience Level)

63

Equalizer Settings

(EQUALIZER)

64

Switching the Equalizer On/Off

(Master Equalizer Switch)..

64

Adjusting the Sound

(High Gain, Low Gain)

64

Settings for Various Functions

(CONTROL)

64

Playing a Song by Hitting a Pad

(Pad Pattern)

65

Control the “Level” of the Pattern with Playing Dynamics ...

(Pad Pattern Velocity)

65

Pitch Control

 

 

with the Hi-Hat Control Pedal On/Off for Each Pad

(Pitch Control Assign)

66

MIDI Note Number for Each Pad

(Note Number)

66

MIDI Gate Time for Each Pad

(Gate Time)

67

Overall Drum Kit Settings

(COMMON)

68

Overall Drum Kit Volume

(Master Volume)

68

Adjusting the Volume of the Pedal Hi-Hat Sound

(Pedal Hi-Hat Volume) ....

68

Setting the Range for the Pitch Control

 

 

with the Hi-Hat Control Pedal

(Pedal Pitch Control Range) ...

68

Naming the Drum Kit

(Kit Name)

69

Copying a Drum Kit

(COPY)

69

Restoring the Factory Settings for the Edited Drum Kit

70

Switching the Order of the Drum Kits

(EXCHANGE)

70

Chapter 2 Making the Pad and Trigger Settings

(SETUP/TRIG)

71

About the Screen Display

71

Notation Used in the Screen

71

About the Input Indicator

71

Selecting the Pad Type

(Trigger Type)

71

Setting the Pad Sensitivity and Making Other Settings

(TRIGGER BASIC)

72

Adjusting the Pad Sensitivity

(Sensitivity)

73

Setting the Minimum Levels for the Pads

(Threshold)

73

Adjust How Playing Dynamics Changes the Volume

(Trigger Curve)

73

Eliminate Crosstalk Between Pads

(Crosstalk Cancel)

74

Fine-Tuning the Trigger Parameter Settings

(TRIGGER ADVANCED) ..

74

Adjusting the Trigger Signal Detection Time

(Scan Time)

75

Detecting Trigger Signal Attenuation

 

 

and Cancelling Incorrect Triggering

(Retrigger Cancel)

75

Double Triggering Prevention

(Mask Time)

75

Setting Rim Sensitivity on the PD-120 and PD-80R

(Rim Sens)

76

Using the TD-6 with Acoustic Triggers

76

Chapter 3 Global Settings for the TD-6

(SETUP/UTILITY,

 

 

Factory Reset) ...

77

Making the Global Settings

(UTILITY)

77

Display Contrast Adjustment

(LCD Contrast)

77

Percussion Part Volume Control

(Percussion Part Level)

77

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Roland owner manual Making the Pad and Trigger Settings, Global Settings for the TD-6, Factory Reset

TD-6 specifications

The Roland TD-6 is a prominent electronic drum kit that has garnered attention for its innovative features and exceptional sound quality. Launched as part of Roland’s acclaimed V-Drums series, the TD-6 offers a perfect blend of performance, versatility, and affordability, making it a popular choice among both beginners and seasoned drummers.

At the heart of the TD-6 is its advanced sound engine, which delivers an extensive range of drum sounds. This module features an impressive selection of over 1,000 pre-installed drum and percussion sounds, including acoustic drum kits, electronic beats, and world percussion. Additionally, users can customize their kits by layering sounds and adjusting parameters like pitch, decay, and reverb, providing a tailored drumming experience.

One of the standout technologies in the TD-6 is its Advanced Digital Triggering system. This allows for highly responsive performance, capturing the nuances of every stroke. The pads are designed to replicate the feel of acoustic drums, offering a natural playing experience. The kit includes mesh drum heads for the snare and toms, which contribute to a realistic rebound and reduced noise, making it an excellent choice for quiet practice.

The TD-6 also features a user-friendly interface, with an LCD screen that simplifies navigation through the wide array of sounds and settings. With built-in practice features such as metronome, recording capabilities, and play-along tracks, drummers can easily enhance their skills. The onboard effects processor adds further depth to the sound, including compression,EQ, and multi-effects, allowing players to shape their tone dynamically.

Connectivity is another advantage of the TD-6. It offers MIDI output for integration with DAWs and other MIDI-compatible devices, making it suitable for studio recording or live performances. In addition, the module includes audio outputs for direct connection to mixers or amplifiers, ensuring that the sound can easily be amplified.

With its robust build quality, the TD-6 is designed for long-lasting use, making it a reliable companion for practice, studio sessions, or live gigs. Its compact design and lightweight construction further enhance its portability.

In summary, the Roland TD-6 electronic drum kit is a feature-rich instrument that combines exceptional sound quality, advanced triggering technology, and user-friendly operation. Whether you’re a budding drummer or an experienced musician, the TD-6 is a versatile choice that offers endless creative possibilities.