Which USB flash drive for TD-11?

[Fishnmusicn]

Very helpful, thanks for the info -
FM

[hairmetal-81]

[I'm a little late on this, but...]


Couple days ago I've posted this:

"I didn't find an USB-stick compatibility list especially for the TD-30, unfortunately....

(...or in your case especially for the TD-11...)

....but there is one for the TD-9 module, maybe they are pretty interchangeable...:


http://www.roland.com/support/articl...D-9&id=1832618

HTH

[Fishnmusicn]

Thanks guys - FM

[Cheddies]

I used a 4gb 'integral' flash drive I had laying around and it worked a charm - to the point that I didn't even realise that some had issues until you mentioned it. I will dig around for a few more I have hanging around and report back what works and what doesn't.

[Tazed]

Try a few.
Most work, some don't.
Many of us find the 'brand name' versions work most reliably (Sandisk, etc.) and the cheaper no-name/unknown name brands can be a bit sketchy.
I'm running several TDK and Sandisk ones, but my regular (always plugged in with drumless tracks on it) is a Lexar.

[Fishnmusicn]

Need a USB flash drive for my TD-11 and couldn't get much information online. Anyone have any suggestions as to what would work? I'd like get the V-expression package before I lay out the dough for a new laptop and audio interface. I'm assuming I can upload the VEX to my computer put it on the flash drive and then into the module on the TD-11. I was here a few years ago and had to sell my E-kit. Now things are looking up, better job and I can hang on to what I've got without trepidation. Any info on what you use would be greatly appreciated, thanks -

Fishnmusicn