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Roland V-Drums TD-27 - Performing Along with a Song - Details; Types of Songs Supported; Playback Operations and Controls; A-B Repeat Functionality

Roland V-Drums TD-27
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Performing Along with a Song
Performing Along with a Song
All types of music that can be played back by the TD-27,
including its built-in songs, audio les saved on an SD
card, and performance data recorded to an SD card are
collectively called “songs.
Types of song Explanation
Built-in songs
(INTERNAL)
Demo performances built-into the
TD-27 (MIDI data) and songs for
backing (audio data)
Songs saved on an SD card
(SD CARD)
Audio les (WAV/MP3) saved to an
SD card for backing
Songs recorded on an SD
card
(REC DATA)
A TD-27 performance saved
(exported) as audio data to an SD
card
1. Press the [SONG] button.
The SONG screen appears.
2. Turn the dial to select a song.
Each time you press the [F1] button, you cycle between
built-in songs (INTERNAL), audio les on the SD card
(SD CARD), and songs recorded (exported) to the SD card
(REC DATA).
3. Press the [
s
] button.
The selected song plays.
Operations during playback
[
s
] button
Play/stop the song
[ ][ ] buttons
Fast-forward [ ] / Rewind [ ] the song
[ ] button
Move to the beginning of the song
Use the [ ] button to
move the cursor to
“SPEED”
&
dial
Make the song’s playback speed faster
(rotate right) or slower (rotate left)
[F4](A-B) button
Successively switch between loop
playback, normal playback, and A-B
repeat (*1).
*1: Specify the interval between A and B, and play back repeatedly.
Setting A-B repeat
1. Press the [F4] (A-B) button for normal playback, and play back
the song.
2. At the point where you want repetition to start, press the [F4]
(A-B) button (specify A).
3. At the point where you want repetition to end, press the [F4]
(A-B) button (specify B).
Reference
For the list of built-in songs, refer to “Data List” (PDF).
SD card folder structure
REC folder
Recorded data that was exported is
saved here.
IMPORT folder
If there are audio les that you want to
import as User Samples, save them in
this folder.
TD-27 folder
Roland folder
TD-27’s backup data is saved here.
Backup folder
Backup data is saved
here.
Kit folder
Drum Kit backup data is
saved here.
When transferring les from your
computer to an SD card
Audio les can be played back from the top level of
the SD card.
* You can put up to 200 song les in a single folder.
* Keep the song length within one hour per le.
Reference
For details, refer to the “Reference Manual” (PDF).
Audio les that can be played by the TD-27
WAV MP3
Format
(extension)
WAV (.wav) MP3 (.mp3)
Sampling
frequency
44.1 kHz 44.1 kHz
Bit rate 16, 24-bit 64 kbps–320 kbps
* File names or folder names that contain more than
16 characters are not shown correctly. Files and
folders using double-byte characters are also not
supported.

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