Memories, Sd card, Getting ready – Roland TD-50X Prismatic V-Drums Sound Module User Manual
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Getting Ready
Memories
The settings for drum kits, triggers and so on are saved in “memories.”
TD-50X
COPY
User memory
Preset memory
Drum kits
Set lists
Trigger settings
Setup
User samples
Drum kits
Set lists
Trigger settings
User samples
(presets)
Temporary memory
(saved temporarily)
Recorded data
SD card
Backup
drum kit
(including kit backup data
downloaded from Roland
Cloud)
User sample
SAVE
LOAD
COPY
Recorded data
Preset memory
This is where the factory default settings are saved.
You can copy the preset memory data to a user memory and restore
it to the default settings (p. 62).
The following settings are stored in preset memory.
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Drum kits (p. 4)
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User samples (presets) (p. 39)
* 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
The settings saved in user memory that are used when editing or
playing.
Data from SD card or preset memory can also be loaded or copied
into this area (p. 45).
The following settings are saved in user memory.
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Drum kits (p. 4)
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Temporary memory
(saved temporarily)
The data (one song) recorded on the TD-50X is held in the unit’s
temporary memory.
You can copy the recorded data in temporary memory to an SD card
(p. 45), or export it as an audio file (WAV) or SMF to an SD card (p. 26).
* When you turn off 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.
Also, you can directly record what you play on the TD-50X to the SD
card.
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The data that is saved on an SD card can be loaded into user
memory, or copied. For details, refer to “Backing Up to an SD Card”
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For details on the folder structure of an SD card, refer to “SD card