Roland RHYTHM COACH RMP-3, RHYTHM COACH RMP-5 Specifications

RMP-5

Advanced Rhythm Trainers
Make Learning Fast & Fun!

RHYTHM COACH

RMP-Series

RMP-3

The Self-Contained
Rhythmic Workout Station

RHYTHM COACH RMP-Series

Put yourself on the fast track to rhythmic

improvement with the RMP-3 and RMP-5. These

state-of-the-art electronic rhythm pads look good,

feel good, and are loaded with fun exercises and

timekeeping tools to build your chops.

With tunable mesh drumheads, built-in metronomes,

large LCDs, renowned Roland Rhythm Coach

interactive lessons, and integrated one-piece

molded bodies, the RMP-series offers the utmost

in portability and convenience.

Flagship Rhythm Coach
With Built-in Sounds

RHYTHM COACH

RMP-5

Dedicated Rhythm Trainer

RHYTHM COACH

RMP-3

Your Own Personal Rhythm Coach Included

The RMP-series is equipped with Roland’s famous Rhythm Coach exercises, which challenge and score your playing in fun
and friendly ways. Put your skills to the test with Time Check, Auto Up/Down, and Stroke Balance, for example, to help develop
consistent stick technique. Adjust the workout level according to your abilities and goals.

TIME CHECK

STROKE BALANCE

QUIET COUNT

AUTO UP/DOWN

RHYTHMIC NOTESACCURACY SCORE

In sync with the metronome, this
exercise encourages you to
strike with accuracy. The display
informs how accurate your shot
was in seven levels.

The onscreen metronome
needle indicates how strong you
play. Improve balance and
accent skills for both hands.

Chart your progress! With each Time Check exercise,
the RMP grades your performance (for durations of 4,
8, 16, or 32 measures), and displays your accuracy
from 0-100 percent.

*Available on RMP-5 only. On RMP-3,
this function is available for
performances of 8 measures in Time
Check mode.

This provides basic training by changing the rhythm
type every two measures. Useful for warm-up, this
exercise helps you master various note values.

Designed to develop your internal tempo, this exercise
alternates the volume level between normal and barely audible,
challenging you to maintain the correct tempo throughout.

An endurance exercise that gradually increases and
then decreases t he click speed. The rate at which the
tempo goes up and down is adjustable, and you can set
the maximum tempo at which it starts decreasing.