About Memory; Rewritable Memory; Non-Rewritable Memory - Roland V-Drums TD-30 Owner's Manual

Overview of the TD-30

About Memory

"Memory" is the area in which settings such as kits and patterns are stored.
TD-30

Non-rewritable memory

Preset memory
Drum kits
Percussion sets
Trigger settings
Preset patterns

Rewritable Memory

User memory
The memory area in the TD-30 is rewritable.
All settings are stored as soon as you edit them.
When you load or copy data from a USB flash drive or
from preset memory, and edit the settings, they will be
stored in the user memory.
The following settings are saved in user memory.
• Setup (p. 114)
• Drum kits (p. 46)
• Percussion sets (p. 93)
• Trigger settings (p. 126)
• Drum kit chains (p. 51)
• User patterns (p. 90)
USB flash drive
Up to 99 sets of data, with each set containing all
settings saved in user memory, can be saved (backed up)
to a USB flash drive (sold separately).
In addition to these backups, 999 drum kits and 999
patterns can also be saved to USB flash drive.
This data can be loaded or copied into the user memory,
and edited.
For details, refer to "Backing Up the Settings" (p. 108)
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Rewritable memory
User memory
Setup
Drum kits
Percussion sets
Trigger settings
Drum kit chains
User patterns
Non-Rewritable Memory
Preset memory
This is non-rewritable memory inside the TD-30.
You can copy preset memory data to user memory, and
then edit it as desired. The factory settings are stored in
preset data.
The following settings are saved in preset memory.
• Drum kits (p. 46)
• Percussion sets (p. 93)
• Trigger settings (p. 126)
• Preset patterns (p. 90)
Rewritable memory
USB flash drive
Backup
Drum kit
Patterns