How To Reset Roland Aira TR-8 Rhythm Performer To Its Factory Settings

How To Reset Roland Aira TR-8 Rhythm Performer To Its Factory Settings – It’s a digital drum machine that uses Roland’s ACB modelling source designed to mimic analogue circuits and the way they behave (ACB has nothing to do with SuperNatural, it’s an entirely new source). All function buttons and sliders are backlit green, which makes them look lovely, but it is also convenient in low-light conditions.

The TR-8 Rhythm Performer is a standalone drum computer and draws inspiration from the classic TR808 / 909. No samples are included, but the great thing about digital is that it can be added very easily. This would not be possible if the TR-8 were analog. The build quality is excellent, and although the plastic housing is lightweight, it certainly doesn’t feel cheap.

How To Reset Roland Aira TR-8 Rhythm Performer To Its Factory Settings

Time needed: 7 minutes

There are several reasons you need to reset your Roland Aira TR-8 to factory settings, such as when you want to sell it or when a system error. Here’s how the settings stored in the unit can be restored to their default values.

Press and hold the CLEAR button and then turn on the power
The “rSt” will appear on the screen and the START/STOP button will flashes
Press the [START/STOP] button to perform the factory reset
When “CNP” appear on the screen it indicates the factory reset is complete
Turn off the power and then turn it on again to verify the system has been reset
Done!

These instructions are based on the Roland owner’s manual. Hopefully, the article How To Reset Roland Aira TR-8 Rhythm Performer To Its Factory Settings can solve your problem. Good Luck!

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