OK - so I just got my new TD-30 module after owning a TD-8 kit for many years. I also upgraded my snare to a TD-105 and my ride cymbal to a CY-13. I am not a very good drummer, but an enthusiastic older person (just the wrong side of 50
), and I am loving the sounds on my new module.
I have loaded some MIDI files into the TD-30 as "patterns". this works well for me as I can have the "click" sound while I am playing, because this is the thing I have the most trouble with at the moment - keeping a rock-steady tempo. I have also loaded the Roland drumless tracks from the CD, and they sound very good, but my issue there is that it is not possible to play them to a "click". The tempo button only allows you to slow down and speed up the song. The last thing I have done is download a couple of tracks from www.karaoke-versions.com - I read about that site in another post on here. They allow the best of both worlds as you can have the track without drums, but with a click sound.
The ideal situation would be to be able to play MP3's or .wav's in the TD-30 module WITH a click track, but I can't see how that could be done. Any suggestions or other ideas would be welcome.

I have loaded some MIDI files into the TD-30 as "patterns". this works well for me as I can have the "click" sound while I am playing, because this is the thing I have the most trouble with at the moment - keeping a rock-steady tempo. I have also loaded the Roland drumless tracks from the CD, and they sound very good, but my issue there is that it is not possible to play them to a "click". The tempo button only allows you to slow down and speed up the song. The last thing I have done is download a couple of tracks from www.karaoke-versions.com - I read about that site in another post on here. They allow the best of both worlds as you can have the track without drums, but with a click sound.
The ideal situation would be to be able to play MP3's or .wav's in the TD-30 module WITH a click track, but I can't see how that could be done. Any suggestions or other ideas would be welcome.
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