Roland TM-2 - TRIGGER MODULE MIDI PERCUSSION
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Essential Information About the Roland TM-2 Sound Module
Essential Information About the Roland TM-2 Sound Module
- Easily transforms an acoustic drum kit into a hybrid kit thanks to 2 trigger inputs compatible with pads and sensors (mono and dual sensors).
- Over 100 professional sounds ready to play, designed to blend naturally into an acoustic set in live performance.
- Trigger your own WAV files via SDHC card (one-shots, loops, playbacks) with processing through built-in multi-effects.
- Ultra-compact and self-powered: powered by AA batteries or AC adapter, easy mounting on hi-hat stand or rack.
Manufacturer Information
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Historical Context and Positioning in the Range
The Roland TM-2 follows the line of Roland triggering solutions aimed at acoustic drummers who want to integrate electronics without switching to a full electronic drum kit. Positioned as a compact, simple, and stage-ready module, it serves as a bridge between traditional acoustic playing and the modern palette of electronic percussion, with a "plug and play" logic and integration designed for drum hardware.
Who This Module Is For
The TM-2 targets beginner to intermediate drummers who want to enrich their setup without complicating their rig. It suits both rock, metal contexts (reinforcement of bass drum/snare, denser hits) and pop, funk, electro genres (claps, synthetic sounds, loops, and effects). Ideal for rehearsals as well as live performances, especially when you want to increase impact in a sound system while maintaining the feel and dynamics of an acoustic drum kit.
Technical specifications
| Number of outputs | 4 | ||
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You have to understand the manual to use it, but at the level of the SD card, you would have to tell us exactly which card to buy, or at least 20% of the with your SD card, I had to buy several SD cards before finding the one that was the right one.
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Questions frequently asked
Which triggers and pads are compatible with the Roland TM-2?
The two TRIG IN inputs with 6.35 mm TRS jack format accept Roland's acoustic triggers from the RT series, PD and PDX pads, as well as the BT-1. Kick drums KD and KT-10, along with cymbals from the CY series, are also compatible equipment.
Is it possible to load custom WAV samples into this module?
It is possible to load 44.1 kHz / 16-bit WAV files, mono or stereo, from an SD or SDHC card up to 32 GB. The memory can hold up to 90,300 user instruments.
How many kits and sounds are available?
The module includes 99 kits and 162 internal instruments, featuring percussion, electronic sounds, and effects suited for layering on an acoustic drum kit.
What audio and MIDI outputs are present on the TM-2?
The audio connections include two 6.35 mm jack outputs OUTPUT L/MONO and R, as well as a stereo mini-jack headphone output. MIDI In and Out connections allow integration with external modules or music software. The 2-line backlit LCD display facilitates kit recall.
Can the Roland TM-2 operate on batteries?
This instrument operates with four AA alkaline batteries for about 4.5 hours, or with four 2,000 mAh Ni-MH rechargeable batteries for about 6 hours. Power supply via an AC adapter using the DC IN input is also provided.
