Assigning A Function To A Footswitch Or Pad; (Control); Assigning A Function To A Footswitch; (Foot Sw) - Roland V-Drums TD-30 Owner's Manual

Assigning a Function to a
Footswitch or Pad (CONTROL)
Here's how to assign a function to a footswitch or pad.
Assigning a Function to a
Footswitch (FOOT SW)
You can connect a footswitch (sold separately: FS-5U, FS-
6) and assign it to perform a function such as switching
drum kits or playing patterns.
Connecting an FS-5U
Stereo 1/4" phone type
1/4" phone type x 2
Red
SW1 SW2
* If you use a mono cable to connect a single FS-5U, it
will operate as SW 2.
* The FS-5L cannot be used.
Connecting an FS-6
Stereo 1/4" phone type
Stereo 1/4" phone type
SW1
SW2
White
POLARITY switch
MODE/POLARITY switch
Overall Settings for the TD-30 (SETUP)
1.
In the SETUP A screen (p . 114), press the [F2]
(CONTROL) button .
2.
Press the [F1] (FOOT SW) button .
The FOOT SWITCH screen will appear.
3.
Use the [–] [+] buttons or the dial to select the
function for footswitches .
When setting to "USER, " use the cursor buttons to move
the cursor to "SW1" or "SW2. "
Function Display
SW1 KIT# DEC
KIT SELECT
SW2
KIT# INC
SW1
CHAIN# DEC
CHAIN
SELECT
SW2 CHAIN# INC
USB SONG#
SW1
DEC
USB SONG
SELECT
SW2 USB SONG# INC
SW1
USB SONG# INC
USB SONG
PLAY
USB SONG
SW2
/
SW1 PATTERN# DEC
PATTERN
SELECT
SW2 PATTERN# INC
SW1 PATTERN# INC
PATTERN
PLAY
PATTERN
SW2
/
SW1 FIXED HH
FIXED HH/
STRAINER *
SW2
STRAINER
SW1
AMBIENCE SW
AMB/MFX
SW
SW2 MFX SW
Explanation
Calls up the previous
kit.
Calls up the next kit.
Calls up the previous
drum kit chain.
Calls up the next drum
kit chain.
Calls up the previous
audio file.
Calls up the next audio
file.
Calls up the next audio
file.
Play/stop the audio file.
Calls up the previous
pattern.
Calls up the next
pattern.
Calls up the next
pattern.
Plays back/stops the
pattern.
Specifies whether the
hi-hat's Fixed Hi-Hat
setting (p. 58) will be set
to "FIXED 2. "
Specifies whether the
snare's Strainer Adj.
setting (p. 57) will be
turned "OFF. "
Turns the ambience
effect switch (p. 71) on/
off.
Turns the multi-effect
switch (p. 72) on/off.
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