Roland RMP-3 Owner's Manual

Roland RMP-3 manual cover
Pages 10
Year 2005
Language(s)
English en

Roland RMP-3 Specification

The Roland RMP-3 Percussion is a versatile and compact rhythm trainer designed to enhance drumming skills with a focus on precision and technique. This electronic percussion pad integrates a responsive mesh head that provides a realistic stick response and feel, catering to both beginner and experienced drummers. It features a built-in metronome with adjustable tempo settings, enabling users to practice timing and rhythm accuracy. The RMP-3 includes a variety of rhythmic patterns and coaching functions that help users improve their timing and consistency.

Connectivity options are versatile, featuring a mix input that allows users to connect external audio devices and play along with their favorite tracks. The unit is lightweight and portable, making it suitable for both home practice and on-the-go sessions. The RMP-3 is powered by either an AC adapter or batteries, offering flexibility in different practice environments. Its intuitive controls and LCD display facilitate easy navigation through various functions and settings, allowing drummers to customize their practice sessions according to their skill level and goals.

With its rugged construction, the RMP-3 is designed to withstand frequent use, ensuring durability and longevity. It also includes a headphone output for silent practice, making it ideal for use in shared living spaces or late-night practice sessions. The Roland RMP-3 Percussion serves as an effective tool for developing crucial drumming skills, providing a reliable and comprehensive platform for rhythm training.

Roland RMP-3 F.A.Q.

How do I connect the Roland RMP-3 to external speakers?

To connect the Roland RMP-3 to external speakers, use a 1/4-inch audio cable to connect the headphone output jack on the RMP-3 to the input on your external speakers or amplifier. Ensure the volume is turned down before connecting to avoid any damage.

What should I do if my Roland RMP-3 doesn't power on?

If the Roland RMP-3 does not power on, first check that the power adapter is securely plugged into both the RMP-3 and the power outlet. If it still doesn't power on, try using a different power outlet or adapter. If the problem persists, contact Roland support.

How can I reset the Roland RMP-3 to factory settings?

To reset the Roland RMP-3 to factory settings, turn off the unit. Then, while holding down the [TEMPO] and [METRONOME] buttons, turn the unit back on. This will reset all settings to their original factory defaults.

What are the best practices for maintaining the Roland RMP-3?

To maintain your Roland RMP-3, regularly clean the pads with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using any solvents or alcohol-based cleaners. Additionally, keep the unit away from extreme temperatures and humidity to prevent damage.

How do I adjust the sensitivity of the pads on the Roland RMP-3?

To adjust the sensitivity of the pads on the Roland RMP-3, access the settings menu by pressing the [SETUP] button. Navigate to the pad sensitivity option and use the dial to increase or decrease sensitivity as needed.

Can I use the Roland RMP-3 with a double pedal?

Yes, the Roland RMP-3 can be used with a double pedal. Ensure that the pedal is properly adjusted to fit the pad and that both beaters strike the pad evenly for optimal performance.

How do I update the firmware on the Roland RMP-3?

To update the firmware on the Roland RMP-3, download the latest firmware from the Roland website. Follow the instructions provided in the download to complete the update process, using a USB connection if necessary.

What should I do if the metronome sound is too low on my Roland RMP-3?

If the metronome sound is too low, check the volume settings for the metronome in the settings menu. Increase the volume as needed. Additionally, ensure that the headphones or speakers are properly connected and that their volume is also appropriately adjusted.

How can I practice with different time signatures on the Roland RMP-3?

To practice with different time signatures on the Roland RMP-3, press the [METRONOME] button and use the controls to select the desired time signature. The display will show the current selection, and you can adjust it using the dial.

Is it possible to connect the Roland RMP-3 to a computer for recording?

Yes, the Roland RMP-3 can be connected to a computer for recording by using a USB audio interface. Connect the RMP-3's output to the interface, and use recording software on your computer to capture the audio.