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**[Roland TD-27](https://www.roland.com/uk/products/td-27/)** USB drum sound module
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**Windows**: ✅ Works. Because the local master signal is always routed to the HeadphoneJack it's neccessary to change the signal-routing to hear your jamulus signal on the headphones and not the local signal of the drum modul. (Explanation: Search for "The Golden Rule" in the jamulus documentation):
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**Windows**: ✅ Works. The local master signal is always routed to the Headphones. Using JACK is neccessary to change the signal-routing so that you hear your signal on the headphones - not the local signal of the drum module:
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Configuration Changes: On the TD27 open: SYSTEM -> USB-AUDIO: Driver Mode VENDOR
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SYSTEM -> OUTPUT -> PAD MAS: remove any pad signal from MASTER(L+R);
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PAD DIR: add desired(all) pad signals to DIRECT(1/2)
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OTHER MAS: remove any signal and add just USB-IN to MASTER(L/R)
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In Jamulus set Audio-Device: TD27, Input Channel: Direct(1/2), output Channel: Main(1/2).
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Now the Jamulus signal will be send to the master output jack of the TD27. (You probably need a headphone amplifier to connect you headphones to the master output jack)
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In Jamulus set Audio-Device: TD27, Input Channel: Direct(1/2), output Channel: Main(1/2).
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Now the Jamulus signal will be sent to the master output jack of the TD27. (You probably need a headphone amplifier to connect you headphones to the master output jack)
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**macOS**: ❓ Not yet tested.
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