Roland TD3 Midi not working w/ Saffire Pro 24 Logic X

First thing... Ignore Audio MIDI setup, it is unnecessary for Logic to work. The only thing that needs to be seen in Audio-MIDI setup is that the Saffire MIDI port shows up, delete the cable and VDrum MIDI device you're created. Yes, you can go this route if you want but it's not necessary for Logic.

Next, go to the Roland TD3's MIDI setup page and make sure it's transmitting on the 5-pin DIN MIDI port, doesn't matter what channel... Ch-10 is usually reserved for drums. MIDI cable (you've tried more than one?) From MIDI OUT of the Roland to MIDI IN of the Saffire.

With Logic open/running.. you should see note names show up when you play the pads, don't worry about sounds yet, just look for note names on Logic's transport.

Did you do what I posted?

>>Next, go to the Roland TD3's MIDI setup page and make sure it's transmitting on the 5-pin DIN MIDI port<<

Do you have the manual?

Have you read it, if not download it and look at page 62

http://media.rolandus.com/manuals/TD-3_OM.pdf

Wait a minute, which version of Mac OSX are you using, the latest... and you have the very latest Saffire Pro 24 drivers?

Have you looked at this beta driver... scroll down the page.

http://beta.focusrite.com/

3.4b1

You shouldn't have to do anything in the Environment window, you said a keyboard you have works? Or is it a USB keyboard... does the keyboard have and old style 5-pin socket like the TD3, if that works it eliminates your interface and Logic.

So, when you play the TD3 nothing shows up on the transport that a note is received? Both MIDI IN and MIDI OUT show up in APS.

Is this Logic X

Delete the Logic 10 preferences file AND the shared control surfaces file.

In the Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder from the menu.
Type ~/Library/Preferences in the "Go to the folder" field.
Press the Go button. Remove the com.apple.logic10.plist file from the Preferences folder.

If you are having trouble with a control surface in Logic Pro. then delete the com.apple.logic.pro.cs file from the preferences folder.

Be sure to include the ~ in the above path... might want to cut and paste this: ~/Library/Preferences

Be sure to delete both files. It could be a corrupt preferences problem.

If it's Logic 9 the plist files reads something like: com.apple.logic.pro.plist

You're not going to be able to tell if it's the Saffire MIDI port, Logic or the TD-3 until you try another device with MIDI output, you haven't messed with the Environment and you've tried a couple of different templates?