Roland TD-17KV [15/28] Importing an audio file
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15
Customizing a Kit
Importing and Playing Audio Files
(USER SAMPLE)
Audio les that you created on your computer can be
imported from an SD card into this unit, and played as
instruments (user sample function). You can edit the sound
of a user sample or apply eects to it in the same way as
other instruments.
Audio les that can be loaded by this unit
WAV
Format (extension) WAV (.wav)
Sampling frequency 44.1 kHz
Bit rate 16, 24-bit
Time (for each le)
Maximum 180 seconds (mono),
Maximum 148 seconds (stereo)
* File names or folder names that contain more than
14 characters are not shown correctly. Files and
folders using double-byte characters are also not
supported.
USER SAMPLE menu list
Menu Explanation
Import Importing an audio le
Here’s how to import an audio le into this unit as a user
sample.
Play Type
Specifying how the user sample is
sounded
You can specify how the user sample is sounded when you
strike a pad, for example whether it sounds only once or
repeatedly.
Adjust Start/
End
Specifying the sounded region of a user
sample
You can specify the region of a user sample that is actually
sounded.
Rename Renaming a user sample
Here’s how to rename a user sample.
Delete Deleting a user sample
Here’s how to delete a user sample.
Renumber
Packing user sample numbers forward
If you repeatedly import and delete user samples, the
numbers will become discontinuous.
This function lets you pack the user samples forward. The
user sample assignments for kits are also updated so that
they will sound correctly.
* If you executed Renumber, and then load previously-
saved backup data or kit backup data (that does not
include user samples), the user samples assigned to the
kit will no longer be correctly reproduced.
Menu Explanation
Optimize Optimizing the user sample area
If you repeatedly import and delete user samples, the user
sample area might become fragmented, reducing the
number of user samples that can be loaded.
This function optimizes the area so that user samples can
be loaded.
NOTE
5 Be sure to back up before executing this (p. 21).
5 This process might take more than an hour in some cases
(This will vary depending on the number and size of the
user samples).
5 Never turn o the power while this operation is in
progress. If you do so, the user samples might be lost.
5 In some cases, optimizing might not produce results.
Delete All Deleting all user samples
All user samples in the user memory are deleted.
NOTE
All user samples used in kits are also deleted. Pads to
which a user sample is assigned will no longer produce
sound.
Reference
For details on the parameters that can be edited, refer to
“Data List” (PDF).
Listing the User Samples
Here’s how to view a list of all user samples that have been
imported.
1. Press the [USER SAMPLE] button.
The USER SAMPLE screen appears.
MEMO
You can press the [F1] (PREVIEW) button to play back
the selected user sample. If you press the [F1] (PREVIEW)
button once again during playback, the playback stops.
Importing an Audio File
Here’s how to import an audio le into this unit as a user
sample.
1. Insert an SD card into this unit (p. 3).
2. Press the [USER SAMPLE] button.
3. Press the [F2] (MENU) button.
Содержание
- Adjust the playing feel p 21 1
- Create your very own kits p 14 1
- Customizing 1
- Eco friendly power save function 1
- Look what you can do with the td 17 td 17 l 1
- Owner s manua 1
- Owner s manual 1
- Pdf manual download from the web 1
- Perform along with audio from your smartphone p 5 1
- Perform with various sounds p 8 1
- Performing 1
- Practicing 1
- Practicing along with a song p 9 1
- Practicing with coach mode p 11 1
- Recording a song that you re practicing p 10 1
- Sounding a click metronome p 9 1
- Supports a variety of performance techniques p 7 1
- This document 1
- To obtain the pdf manual 1
- Contents 2
- Customizing a ki 2
- Dc in jack 2
- Getting read 2
- Important note 2
- Main specification 2
- Operating guide panel descriptions 2
- Overall settings setup 2
- Practicin 2
- Recordin 2
- Troubleshootin 2
- Using the unit safel 2
- Connect your equipment 3
- Dc in jack 3
- Getting ready 3
- Master output l mono r jacks 3
- Midi out jack 3
- Mix in jack 3
- Phones jack 3
- Sd card slot 3
- Trigger in aux crash 2 jacks 3
- Trigger input connector 3
- Usb computer port 3
- Getting ready 4
- Making hi hat settings 4
- Mounting this unit on the stand 4
- Turning the power off 4
- Turning the power on 4
- Turning the power on off 4
- Bluetooth audio 5
- Connecting an already paired mobile device 5
- Getting ready 5
- Midi data transmission and reception 5
- Playing back music 5
- Registering a mobile device pairing 5
- Using the bluetooth functionality 5
- Using the bluetooth midi functionality 5
- Connection state between this unit and the mobile device 6
- Disabling the bluetooth functionality 6
- Getting ready 6
- Installation tips 6
- Place the mobile device on the tray and use it 6
- Specifying the bluetooth id 6
- About performance techniques 7
- Bell shot ride cymbal only 7
- Bow shot 7
- Choke play 7
- Cross stick snare drum only p 8 7
- Cymbal 7
- Edge shot 7
- Getting ready 7
- Head shot 7
- Hi hat 7
- Open closed 7
- Rim shot 7
- Adjusting various volumes 8
- Confirming an operation editing a value 8
- Making overall settings 8
- Operating guide panel descriptions 8
- Selecting a kit 8
- Turning the power on off 8
- Using cross stick technique 8
- Viewing the display 8
- Adjusting the overall tonal character 9
- Adjusting the overall volume 9
- Customizing the kit 9
- Operating guide panel descriptions 9
- Operations during playback 9
- Performing along with a song 9
- Performing or recording along with a song performing along with a song from an audio player or mobile device 9
- Practicing in coach mode 9
- Recording p 10 9
- Sounding a click 9
- Playback and saving 10
- Recording 10
- Recording a performance 10
- Recording on a connected computer 10
- Recording your performance along with a song 10
- Selecting and recording a song 10
- Transmitting and receiving audio via usb installing the usb driver 10
- Correctly playing in time with the beat time check 11
- Developing internal timing sense quiet count 11
- Practicing 11
- Practicing in coach mode 11
- Selecting a practice menu 11
- Time check settings 11
- Overall evaluation 12
- Practicing 12
- Quiet count settings 12
- Step 1 change up 12
- Step 2 auto up down 12
- Step 3 time check 12
- Warm ups 12
- Playing a guide track with an internal song 13
- Playing back 13
- Playing your own guide track with a song 13
- Practicing 13
- Preparing an audio file for the guide 13
- Sounding a click along with a song guide track 13
- Warm ups settings 13
- Adjusting the volume of each pad level 14
- Choosing a pad to edit 14
- Choosing by hitting a pad 14
- Choosing with the pad select button 14
- Customizing a kit 14
- Saving the settings 14
- Selecting an instrument assign 14
- Setting a parameter for each strike location f1 h r on button 14
- Audio files that can be loaded by this unit 15
- Customizing a kit 15
- Importing an audio file 15
- Importing and playing audio files user sample 15
- Listing the user samples 15
- User sample menu list 15
- Assigning a user sample to an instrument and playing it 16
- Customizing a kit 16
- Editing user samples 16
- Customizing a kit 17
- Other menu list 17
- Other settings other 17
- Tuning and muffling settings tuning muffling 17
- Copying a kit 18
- Customizing a kit 18
- Backing up or loading kits 19
- Customizing a kit 19
- Note when backing up or loading 19
- Basic procedure 20
- Overall settings setup 20
- Setup menu list 20
- Adjusting the pad s sensitivity 21
- Backing up data to an sd card 21
- Backing up to an sd card 21
- Editing the pad settings 21
- Overall settings setup 21
- Specifying the type of pad 21
- Checking the usage status of an sd card 22
- Deleting backup data from an sd card 22
- Formatting an sd card 22
- Loading backup data from an sd card 22
- Overall settings setup 22
- Making the power automatically turn off after a time auto off 23
- Overall settings setup 23
- Sd card folder structure 23
- When saving audio files on an sd card 23
- Overall settings setup 24
- Restoring the factory settings 24
- Troubleshooting 25
- Problems with bluetooth functionality 26
- Troubleshooting 26
- Additional precautions 27
- Caution 27
- Caution regarding radio frequency emissions 27
- Cautions when moving this unit 27
- Concerning the auto off function 27
- Do not place in a location that is unstable 27
- Evaluate safety issues before using stands 27
- Important notes 27
- Keep small items out of the reach of children 27
- Precautions regarding placement of this unit on a stand 27
- Repairs and data 27
- Use only the specified stand s 27
- Use only the stand that is recommended 27
- Use only the supplied ac adaptor and the correct voltage 27
- Use only the supplied power cord 27
- Using external memories 27
- Using the unit safely 27
- Warning 27
- Intellectual property right 28
- Main specifications 28
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