To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if there is no sound from my Roland TD-15 Drums?
If you're experiencing no sound with your Roland Drums, start by checking all connections and trying different cables. Ensure the volume on your TD module is raised; for TD-15, check the side panel [VOLUME] knob. Also, verify that your amp or audio system is properly connected and the volume is at an audible level.
Why doesn't my computer recognize my Roland Drums?
If your computer isn't recognizing your Roland TD Drums, first check the connection to your computer. Ensure you've installed the USB driver on your computer. Also, make sure you are using a computer and cable that supports USB 2.0 Hi-Speed.
What to do if Roland TD-15 USB flash drive is not recognized?
If your Roland Drums aren't recognizing the USB flash drive, ensure you're using a Roland USB flash drive, as correct operation isn't guaranteed with other products. You can also reformat the USB flash drive using the TD. Finally, confirm that you're using MP3/WAV files that the TD supports.
General| Sound Module | TD-15 |
|---|---|
| Instruments | 500 |
| MIDI | IN, OUT |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Presets | 50 |
| Power Supply | AC Adaptor |
| Display | Graphic LCD |
| Outputs | Phones |
| USB | USB-MIDI, USB-Audio, USB Memory |
| Type | Electronic Drum Module |
| Effects | Ambience |
| Connectivity | MIDI, USB |
| Training Functions | Yes |
| Pads | Compatible with Roland V-Pads |
Guidelines for preventing fire, electric shock, or personal injury during operation.
Key safety rules for operation, placement, and handling.
Notes regarding power supply, unit placement, and potential interference.
Explanation of Roland's SuperNATURAL concept for realistic drum sounds.
Details and functions of the controls located on the unit's front panel.
Explanation of input/output jacks and connectors on the side panel.
Description of ports and mounting points on the top and bottom panels.
Procedure for safely turning the TD unit's power on and off.
Explanation of drum kits, instruments, and their assignment to pads.
Techniques for striking pads and cymbals for different sounds.
Configuration of MIDI transmit/receive channels, local control, and note chase.
Overview of USB memory functions: saving, loading, deleting, and formatting.
Accessing and adjusting pad-specific trigger parameters.
Fine-tuning trigger parameters like scan time, retrigger cancel, and mask time.
Procedure to reset the entire TD unit to its original factory state.
Checks and actions to resolve problems related to no sound output.
Explanations of error messages and recommended actions.
