Thank you for the appreciation!

I have to sign bellow that, what a professional tight performance. I just bought my TM2 and a few roland triggers and after watching this I see that the possibilities go beyond what I was expecting!!

Thanks man!

+Reece113 no.

+chinaclub How would you know?

+Min huang because have you ever heard the jazz group void?

Yo, that was hardly an answer to my question. This guy was talking about drummers he heard, and in an exaggerated way as well, so you butting in and saying he is wrong is just absolute horseshit. Don't awesome, just let others listen to their shit without being obnoxious and tedious. And by the way: don't try so hard to push your frame and state on others, it won't work. You might like VOID, I think it's hard to listen to and misses many key points of what would make it an enjoyable experience, so...

Thanks Norris! Yes, that vocal mike is getting more than just the sound of the drums...

you can have 4 simultaneous triggers by splitting the inputs with insert cables. (1x TRS to 2x TS lead) 4 sounds/triggers are then possible. you simply choose whiat type of pad or trigger you are using in the TM2 trigger menu

simon ayton Ok. Thank you!

you are most welcome!

I hope you're enjoying it? Grtz

Hi David, the TM-2 is designed for simple sample playback of your sounds you've already prepared. If you want loops of different tempos you can either create them at different tempos before loading them into the TM-2 and assign them to kits with different tempo names or If you want to change tempos on the fly, the SPD-SX is designed to do this where you can tempo sync loops and it can also handle 15 samples across 9 pads and 6 external trigger ins.

Hi Timo, no unfortunately it's not possible to pan the reverb... Sorry!

1. yes. The TM-2 is compatible with piezo triggers and includes enough adjustment in the module to suit almost any trigger. 2. Yes. Each of the 4 trigger inputs can playback a stereo sample and all four sounds can run simultaneously. Just make sure you set percussion sounds to mono and not poly in its INST settings to avoid running out of voices.

yes perfect. Make sure you choose the RT10K as your trigger type and you may even want to turn dynamics off for a really snappy and consistent kick performance.

Non, je suis Belge et j'habite à Anvers. Mais comme je suis flamand, je parle le néerlandais, le français, l'allemand et l'anglais.

Thanks Jojo!

+Rhythmista Yes. Though you will need to remove the resonant heads on your toms and snare to prevent mistriggering. I have a friend who did exactly this and that's how he solved that issue.

***** Great.. Thanks for your response.. Cheers !

yes but use the PowerPly heads as they are dual-ply and designed by Remo/Roland for triggering. If you use RT30 series Roland triggers, the only setting you will need to adjust are the trigger threshold and sensitivity settings. They have a built-in anti-false triggering function and no other trigger adjustments are needed. You won't need to remove the bottom heads either. thank you.

up to 32GB cards supported. 2) 162 sounds 50 editable preset kits 49 blank editable user kits. Sounds play directly off SD card so no import needed. 3) no software required. Simply use any OSX or WIN WAV editor and save to Sd card. thanks

Roland Australasia I already brought one and seriously it's just simply awesome...loved it is there gonna be any new updates on Tm2

You can find my play alongs for the TM-2 here (in .wav - just file those on the TM-2 SD card and there you go) : michaelschack.bandcamp.com

Of course you can : just output them through the individual outputs on the back panel. Easy!

I personally like to use two stand alone, active powered monitors, like Roland's small PM-10's or those well known Mackie or Yamaha full range cabinets. They give you power and realistic sound. But you need to go stereo!

ok just figured it out, yes! doing some research now.

yes you can connect the MIDI out of the TD4 to the MIDI in of the TM-2 to trigger samples and layer these with your TD4 or use the TM-2 samples instead. See our Blog for more information. www.rolandcorp.com.au/blog/how-to-add-samples-to-your-v-drums/

there are two splittable inputs for four triggers

Ah! Ok Thanks.

Yes, it does! You just hook up the TM-2 to your TD-6 module, or directly connect the pads to the trigger inputs. No sweat.

simply take the MIDI out of the TD20 to the MIDI in of the TM2. The audio out of the TM2 then connects to the TD20 MIX-IN so out of the TD20 you will hear both modules. It's great. You can choose which pads/triggers on the TD20 trigger sounds in the TM2 or add extra pads to the TM2 and TD20 to expand your setup

the TM-2 comes loaded with these drum samples.

You can't download the all. The ones I do have available are on michaelschack.bandcamp.com - thanks for your comment!