Setting up Roland V-Drums TD-07 with Pro Tools Intro

[albee1952]

Okay, a midi track records midi information. Midi information makes no sound of its own, it needs to "drive" a midi sound source. This could be the Roland module or a virtual instrument plugin. You need to also add a stereo AUX track and set the input for this AUX track to match the audio feeds from the Roland. Since(I think) you are only using the Roland(without a separate audio interface), hopefully this will be an easy/obvious choice when you mouse-click on Input(of the AUX track).

Other options:
Skip the midi track and create a stereo Instrument track and set its Input(the setting just above the fader and pan knobs) to the Roland. This combines the actions of a Midi track AND an Aux track in one.

Or, put up the stereo Instrument track and insert a drum plugin. EZDrummer, BFD, Addictive Drums, etc, all can be made to work with the Roland kit with poroper settings(I would search youtube for tutorials on this).

All of this assumes 2 things:
1-you have set the Roland to be the Audio Engine(Setup>Hardware)
2-you have created an "instrument" in the Midi Studio window(Setup>Midi>Midi Studio). Withou these settings, nothing is going to work.