How To Reset Roland AIRA TB-3 Touch Bassline To Factory Settings
Last Updated on June 20, 2022 by Nick
How To Reset Roland AIRA TB-3 Touch Bassline To Factory Settings – The Touch Bassline name on the front of the TB-3 perfectly sums up what this box is about: you play the touchpad to create monophonic basslines and sequences. The TB-3 is based on Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) modelling, which allows Roland to recreate the sound of the 303, but also to go beyond it. The overall approach also differs slightly from the original.
According to several user reviews, they have praised Roland AIRA TB-3 for the reasonably priced, well-built and portable with 2-in/2-out USB Audio/MIDI interface; Contains authentic TB-303 emulations, other synth tones, effects and a 32-step sequencer; The large touchpad takes the headache out of programming and makes performing fun. Also, some users have complained it for the sound edits can’t be saved.
How To Reset Roland AIRA TB-3 Touch Bassline To Factory Settings
Time needed: 7 minutes
There are several reasons you need to reset your Roland AIRA TB-3 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 REALTIME REC button and then turn on the power
The “rSt” will appear on the display and the ►/▪️ button will be flashes
- Press the flashing ►/▪️ button to perform a factory reset.
The “CNP” will appears on the display, it indicates that the reset is complete
- Turn off the power and then turn it on again to verify the system has been reset
Done!
Warning! This operation will return all of the Roland AIRA TB-3’s settings to their factory-set condition. Be sure that you want to do this. These instructions are based on the Roland owner’s manual. Hopefully, the article How To Reset Roland AIRA TB-3 Touch Bassline To Factory Settings can help you.
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