Roland V-Drums TD-27 Quick Start Manual page 5

[BACKING] knob
Adjusts the volume of the built-in
song or the click (metronome), and the
volume of a smartphone connected to
the MIX IN jack or via Bluetooth.
& "Performing Along with a Song" (p. 13)
& "Sounding a Click (Metronome)" (p. 15)
[KIT EDIT] button
You can shape the sound in various
ways, such as customizing the drum
itself by changing the type of head or
the shell depth, or by adjusting the
reverberation.
& "Editing a Drum Kit" (p. 20)
[EXIT] button
Cancels an operation. Alternatively,
returns to the previous screen.
[PHONES] knob
Adjusts the volume of headphones
connected to the PHONES jack.
Sound modify knob
([INSTRUMENT], [LEVEL], [TUNING], [MUFFLING])
Select the sound (instrument) of a pad, adjust the volume (level) or pitch (tuning) of
the selected instrument, or adjust the decay length (muffling).
& "Editing a Drum Kit" (p. 20)
Bluetooth indicator
The LED indicates the Bluetooth connection status.
You can wirelessly connect a smartphone or other device, and play the drums while a
song plays back from your smartphone.
Unlit Bluetooth is not connected
Blinking Pairing is in progress
Bluetooth audio is connected
Lit
* Rapidly blinks several times when connecting or
disconnecting.
& "Performing Along with a Song from Your Smartphone" (p. 13)
& "Recording Your Performance Along with a Song" (p. 18)
* If you are using TD-27 connected with a smartphone app, the appearance of the indicator
will be different. For details, refer to "Reference Manual" (PDF).
[USER SAMPLE] button
Audio files that you created on your
computer can be imported into the
TD-27, and played as instrument.
& "Importing and Playing Audio Files
(USER SAMPLE)" (p. 22)
Cursor buttons [ ][ ][ ][ ]
Move the on-screen cursor up/down/
left/right to select a parameter.
Panel Descriptions
[MASTER] knob
Adjusts the volume of amplified
speakers etc. connected to the MASTER
OUT jacks.
[SYSTEM] button
Lets you make system settings for the
TD-27.
& "Various Settings (SYSTEM)" (p. 24)
[ENTER] button
Confirms an operation or value.
Alternatively, proceeds to the next
screen.
By holding down the [ENTER] button
and pressing the [SYSTEM] button, you
can lock the pad you're editing so that it
will not be switched (Trig Lock function).
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