Roland RT-MicS Owner's Manual

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Roland RT-MicS Specification

The Roland RT-MicS Drum Accessory is a versatile tool designed for drummers seeking to enhance their acoustic drum performances with electronic sounds. This compact device integrates seamlessly with any standard drum setup, offering a combination of trigger technology and built-in microphones. It features high-quality onboard sounds, allowing drummers to add electronic tones to their acoustic kits without the need for complex setups or additional equipment.

The RT-MicS is equipped with a sensitive piezo trigger that accurately detects drum hits, ensuring precise sound triggering. Its built-in microphone captures the natural acoustic sound of the drum, allowing for a blend of acoustic and electronic sounds. Users can customize their sound settings via USB connectivity, enabling the easy upload of user samples and the adjustment of sound parameters through a computer interface.

The device supports eight preloaded sounds, with the capacity to store additional user samples, providing a wide range of sonic possibilities. Its intuitive control panel allows for quick adjustments, enabling drummers to switch between different sounds effortlessly during live performances. The compact design ensures it can be easily mounted on any drum without hindering playability.

Power is supplied via batteries, offering portability and eliminating the need for external power sources, making it ideal for both stage and studio environments. The RT-MicS’s robust construction ensures durability, capable of withstanding the rigors of frequent use. Overall, the Roland RT-MicS Drum Accessory offers an innovative solution for drummers seeking to expand their sonic palette, combining the best of both acoustic and electronic worlds in a user-friendly package.

Roland RT-MicS F.A.Q.

How do I connect the Roland RT-MicS to my drum set?

To connect the Roland RT-MicS to your drum set, securely attach the trigger unit to the drum rim using the included mounting clips. Ensure it is properly aligned with the drumhead for optimal performance.

What type of cables should I use to connect the RT-MicS to a sound system?

Use a standard 1/4-inch audio cable to connect the RT-MicS to a sound system or an audio interface. Ensure that the connections are secure to prevent signal loss.

How can I change the sound samples on the RT-MicS?

To change the sound samples, connect the RT-MicS to a computer via USB. Use the Roland RT-MicS software to upload and manage your sound samples directly to the device.

What should I do if the RT-MicS is not triggering sounds accurately?

If the RT-MicS is not triggering sounds accurately, check the alignment and position of the trigger on the drum. Adjust the sensitivity settings using the onboard controls to better suit your playing style.

How do I perform a factory reset on the RT-MicS?

To perform a factory reset on the RT-MicS, hold down the trigger pad and power on the unit. Continue holding until the LEDs indicate that the reset process is complete.

Can I use the RT-MicS with an acoustic drum kit?

Yes, the RT-MicS is designed for use with both acoustic and electronic drum kits. It can enhance your acoustic setup by providing additional sound layering options.

What maintenance is required to keep the RT-MicS in good condition?

Regularly clean the RT-MicS with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and debris. Check all connections for wear and ensure that the trigger is securely attached to the drum rim.

How can I update the firmware on my RT-MicS?

To update the firmware, connect the RT-MicS to your computer via USB. Use the Roland RT-MicS updater software to download and install the latest firmware version.

Can I use external pedals with the RT-MicS?

Yes, you can connect external pedals to the RT-MicS using the pedal input. This allows for expanded control and triggering capabilities during performance.

What should I do if I experience latency issues with the RT-MicS?

If you experience latency issues, check the connections between the RT-MicS and your audio equipment. Adjust latency settings on your digital audio workstation if applicable, and ensure the firmware is up to date.