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Overview of the TD-27
Memory
The area in which settings such as drum kits and trigger settings are stored is called “memory.”
TD-27
Preset memory
Drum kits
Set lists
Trigger settings
System
User samples (presets)
User memory
Drum kits
Set lists
Trigger settings
System
User samples
COPY
SAVE
LOAD
Temporary memory
(saved temporarily)
Recorded data
EXPORT
SD card
Backup
Drum kits
User samples
Recorded data
Preset memory
The factory settings are stored in preset memory. When
you execute a factory reset, the contents of preset memory
are automatically copied so that user memory will be in its
factory-set state (p. 62).
The following settings are saved in preset memory.
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Drum kits (p. 6)
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Set lists (p. 18)
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Trigger settings (p. 51)
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System (p. 46)
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User samples (presets) (p. 35)
* User samples (presets) cannot be copied. By executing
a factory reset, you can return the user samples in user
memory to their factory-set state.
User memory
This area stores your edits and performance settings. Data
from SD card or preset memory can also be loaded or copied
into this area (p. 43).
The following settings are saved in user memory.
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Drum kits (p. 6)
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Set lists (p. 18)
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Trigger settings (p. 51)
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System (p. 46)
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User samples (p. 35)
Temporary memory (saved temporarily)
The data (one song) recorded on the TD-27 is held in the
unit’s temporary memory. The recorded data in temporary
memory can be exported to an SD card (p. 27).
* Song recording is required SD card. If there is no SD card,
approximately three minutes of temporary recording are
possible, but this cannot be saved to internal memory. If
you want to save (export) a recorded song to an SD card,
insert the SD card in advance.
* When you turn o the power, the data recorded in
temporary memory is erased.
SD card
The settings saved in user memory can be saved as a set
on an SD card, allowing you to save (back up) up to 99 sets.
Separately from backups, 999 drum kits can also be saved.
Your performance on the TD-27 can also be recorded to an
SD card.
MEMO
5 The data that is saved on an SD card can be loaded into
user memory, or copied. For details, refer to“Backing
Up Data to an SD Card (SD CARD)” (p. 47) or “Copying
Settings (COPY)” (p. 43).
5 For details on the folder structure of an SD card, refer to
“SD card folder structure” (p. 22).
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