Roland TD-27KV2 V-Drums Electronic Drum Kit - Manual (Page 23)

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Performing Along with a Song
Playing Back the Click Along with the Song
Separately from the audio file (WAV) that contains the song, you can use an audio file (WAV) that contains a click sound and
play it as the click track. Since the click track plays simultaneously with the song, this is convenient when you want to play a
click sound along with a favorite song.
* To play back a click track, you must prepare a song and a click audio file in WAV format. MP3 files are not supported.
Preparing a Click Track
1
Separately from the audio file (WAV)
containing the song, provide an audio
file (WAV file) that you will play back
simultaneously as the click track.
2
On your computer, edit the file name of the file
that you prepared in step 1.
Specify “song file name+ _Click ” as the name of the audio
file that you want to play as the click track.
Example)
If you want the click track to play back along with a song
named “TD-27.wav” then you would specify “TD-27 _Click .
wav” as the name of the click audio file.
3
Save the song audio file and the click audio file
in the top directory of the SD card (p. 22).
In the case of the example, save “TD-27.wav” and “TD-27_
Click.wav” in the same level.
Playing Back the Click Track Along with the
Song
1
Press the [SONG] button.
The SONG screen appears.
2
Press the [F1] button several times to select
“SD CARD.”
3
Use the dial to select the song that you want to
play back together with the click track.
In the case of the example, select the song “TD-27.wav.”
4
Press the [F5] button to specify “CLICK ON.”
5
Press the [ s ] button.
The click track plays together with the song playback.
MEMO
5 To adjust the volume of the click track relative to the
song, adjust Click Track Level or Song Level.
& “Viewing and editing song information” (p. 22)
In the case of the above example, use Song Level to
adjust the volume of “TD-27.wav” and use Click Track
Level to adjust the volume of “TD-27_Click.wav.”
5 To mute the click track, press the [F5] button to specify
“CLICK OFF.”
5 You can also output the click track only to headphones.
& “Audio Output Assignments (OUTPUT)” (p. 55).