Roland AT-4 Acoustic Trigger Interface Owner's Manual


Roland AT-4 Acoustic Trigger Interface Owner's Manual - cover page
Brand
Roland
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
1.9 MB
Published
10 August, 2012
Updated
27 August, 2012
Model
AT-4
MD5 checksum
1EC56266F1E0862878217B9C23705F3C

About this manual

The Roland AT-4 Acoustic Trigger Interface is designed to allow control signals from acoustic trigger pickups to directly control devices such as the Roland TD-7 or SPD-11. It adjusts the low and irregular output signal from acoustic trigger pickups to suit the input requirements of these modules, thereby retaining the musical nuances of the performance.

The document provides instructions on installing the unit, connecting acoustic trigger pickups to the INPUT jacks, and routing the adjusted trigger signals to the OUTPUT jacks. It also details how to change the internal battery and offers recommended placement locations for the pickups on various drums.

What's inside

  • What is an Acoustic Trigger Pickup
  • What is the AT-4
  • Important Notes
  • Front and Rear Panels
  • Changing the battery
  • Installing the AT-4
  • Connections
  • Recommended placement for Acoustic Trigger PICKUPS
  • TD-7/SPD-11 SETTINGS
  • Specifications

Specifications

Battery LifeApprox. 2 hours (Carbon) or 8.5 hours (Alkaline)
Compatible DevicesRoland TD-7 or SPD-11

Frequently asked questions

What is the function of the AT-4?

The AT-4 adjusts the output signal from an acoustic trigger pickup so that it will be suitable for input into a TD-7 or SPD-11.

How long does the battery last?

The battery lasts for approximately 2 hours with a carbon battery or 8.5 hours with an alkaline battery.

Where should the snare drum pickup be placed?

The snare drum pickup should be placed 2-3 cm from the rim on the batterhead.

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