Roland V-Drums TD-20X, Owner'S Manual

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Overview
Memory is the area in which settings such as kits and patterns
are stored.
User memory
The memory area in the TD-20X is rewritable.
All settings are stored as soon as you edit them.
When you load or copy data from a CompactFlash card or
from preset memory, and edit the settings, they will be
stored in the user memory.
Settings saved in user memory
• Setup (p. 108)
• Drum kits (p. 39)
• Percussion sets (p. 73)
• Trigger settings (p. 96)
• Drum kit chains (p. 43)
• User patterns (p. 69)
Drum kits include settings for the instruments.
For details, refer to “Drum kit” (p. 35).
CompactFlash
The settings in user memory can be stored (backed up) on a
CompactFlash card as a “set,” and a single card can hold up to
99 such sets.
Separately from these backups, you can also store up to 100
patterns on a card.
Data saved on a CompactFlash card can be loaded or copied
into user memory, and modified as desired.
For details, refer to “Chapter 7. Using CompactFlash Cards
[CARD]” (p. 91).
Preset memory
This is non-rewritable memory inside the TD-20X.
You can copy preset memory data to user memory, and then
edit it as desired. The factory settings are stored in preset
data.
The preset memory’s drum kits are organized into two
groups: TD-20 and TDW-20.
Settings stored in preset memory
• Drum kits (p. 39)
• Percussion sets (p. 73)
• Trigger settings (p. 96)
• Preset patterns (p. 69)
Drum kits include settings for the instruments. For
details, refer to “Drum kit” (p. 35).
About Memory
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