To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if a specific pad does not sound on my Roland Drums?
If a specific pad on your Roland Drums isn't producing sound, try adjusting the instrument’s “LEVEL.” Also, check the connections to ensure they are secure.
What to do if the click/song/audio input does not sound on my Roland Drums?
If the click, song, or audio input isn't audible on your Roland Drums, adjust the volume to an appropriate level.
Why is there no sound coming from my Roland Drums?
If you're not getting any sound from your Roland Drums, start by checking all the connections and try using a different cable. If you hear sound in the headphones, the issue is likely with the connection cables or the connected amp or speaker. Ensure the volume is at an appropriate level and verify your audio system. Also, make sure that “Local Control” is set to “ON”.
What to do if my Roland Drums USB flash drive is connected but not recognized?
If your Roland Drums don't recognize the connected USB flash drive, ensure it's correctly connected. Try formatting the USB flash drive on the device. Place the files in the top level (root) of the USB flash drive. For best results, use Roland USB Flash Memory, as operation with other products isn't guaranteed.
What to do if I can't communicate with a computer using my Roland Drums?
If you're having trouble connecting your Roland Drums to a computer, check the connections first. Make sure the USB driver is installed on your computer, unless you're only using USB MIDI, in which case it's not needed. Choose the appropriate setting for your situation and restart the TD-25 after changing the setting.
Why can’t I play MP3/WAV files on my Roland Drums?
If you're unable to play MP3 or WAV files on your Roland Drums, ensure that you are using MP3/WAV files that the product supports.
How to fix display contrast on Roland Drums?
To fix inconsistent display contrast on your Roland Drums, adjust the “LCD Contrast” setting to reduce the inconsistency.
What to do if I can’t save data on my Roland Drums?
If you're unable to save data on your Roland Drums, either delete unneeded files or use a different USB flash drive.
General| Metronome | Yes |
|---|---|
| Recorder | Yes |
| Outputs | Main Output (L/Mono, R) |
| MIDI | MIDI OUT |
| Type | Electronic Drum Module |
| Module | TD-25 |
| Kick Pad | KD-9 |
| Crash Cymbals | CY-12C |
| Ride Cymbal | CY-13R |
| Drum Kit Presets | 25 |
| Audio Inputs | 1 (Stereo Mini) |
| Audio Outputs | Main Output (L/Mono, R) |
| Headphones | 1 |
| USB | USB MIDI |
| Trigger Inputs | 9 |
| Power Supply | AC adaptor (DC9V) |
| Inputs | Trigger Inputs, Audio Input |
Explains the layout and functions of the controls on the top surface of the TD-25.
Details the various input and output jacks and ports located on the rear of the TD-25 unit.
Procedure for safely powering on the TD-25 and connected audio equipment.
Describes techniques for playing snare and tom pads, including head shot, rim shot, and cross stick.
Explains cymbal playing techniques like bow shot, edge shot, bell shot, and choke play.
Details hi-hat playing techniques, covering open/close and bow/edge shots.
Introduces the KIT screen displayed upon powering on the TD-25.
Guides on how to select music styles and kit variations using the kit selector.
Explains how to check the instrument name displayed for each pad.
Details how to change the instrument assigned to each pad.
Explains how to adjust tuning, muffling, and level for individual instruments.
Describes the process for undoing recent changes made to a drum kit.
Instructions for enabling and disabling the metronome click sound.
Details how to adjust the tempo of the metronome click using the TEMPO knob.
Step-by-step guide for recording your drum performances on the TD-25.
Details on preparing WAV or MP3 audio files for playback from a USB flash drive.
Guides on recording drum performances while playing along with a song.
Explains USB MIDI connection for data transmission between TD-25 and computer.
Explains how to make detailed settings for individual drum kits.
Guides on making settings that apply to the entire TD-25 unit.
Explains how to select the correct pad type for accurate signal reception.
Step-by-step guide to calibrate the VH-11 hi-hat for proper open/closed detection.
Instructions for saving TD-25 settings and data to a USB flash drive.
Guides on loading previously saved settings and data from a USB flash drive.
Steps to delete unwanted backup files saved on a USB flash drive.
Instructions for formatting a USB flash drive for use with the TD-25.
Explains how to adjust the automatic power-off timer for the TD-25.
Guides on resetting the TD-25 to its original factory default settings.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to sound output and volume.
Solutions for common issues when connecting or using USB flash drives.
Covers critical safety precautions, especially concerning power and stand usage.
Emphasizes using only the correct AC adaptor and voltage to prevent damage.
