■ V Delay Sync
(Voice Modulator Delay Sync)
This specifies whether or not the Voice Modulator delay
time will be synchronized with the tempo of the internal
sequencer.
OFF: The Voice Modulator delay time will not be synchro-
nized with the tempo of the internal sequencer. The delay
time will sound according to the DELAY [TIME] setting
when the Voice Modulator panel was selected.
(16th note) (8th note triplet)
(dotted 16th note) (8th note)
(quarter note triplet) (dotted 8th note)
(quarter note) (half note triplet)
(dotted quarter note) (half note) :
The delay time will be synchronized to the tempo of the
internal sequencer, so that the delay will sound at intervals
of the specified note value.
* If the MIDI Sync (p.123) setting is set to MIDI IN or
REMOTE KBD IN, the delay time will synchronize to
the external MIDI clock (p.144).
* On the JP-8080, the delay time cannot be set longer than
1250 ms (1.25 seconds) for a mono delay, nor longer
than 625 ms for a panning delay. If you attempt to set
the delay time longer than this, the delay time will be
halved, and the delays will sound at half the interval.
The delay time will also sound at half the length if the
tempo is slower than the following values.
Pan = 24
Pan = 32
Pan = 36
Pan = 8, 24 Mono = 24
Pan = 64, 32 Mono = 32
Pan = 72, 36 Mono = 36
Pan = 96, 48, 24 Mono = 48, 24
Pan =128, 64, 32 Mono = 64, 32
Pan =144, 72, 36 Mono = 72, 36
Pan =192, 96, 48, 24 Mono = 96, 48, 24
Making Ensemble Settings
Ensemble is an effect dedicated to the Voice Modulator, and
is entirely separate from the multi-effects provided in the
EFFECTS section.
■ Ensemble Type
Select the type of ensemble that will be applied to the out-
put of the Voice Modulator. Ensemble is a type of chorus
effect, and is deeper than the corresponding effect produced
by the multi-effects. It allows you to choose other effects in
addition to ensemble.
ENSEMBLE MILD: A conventional ensemble effect.
ENSEMBLE CLEAN: An ensemble with an extended high
frequency range.
ENSEMBLE FAST: An ensemble with rapid modulation.
SUPER CHORUS SLW: A chorus with deep and slow
modulation.
SUPER CHORUS MID: A chorus with moderate modulation.
SUPER CHORUS FST: A chorus with light and rapid mod-
ulation.
SUPER CHORUS CLR: A clear chorus. Since more chorus
is applied to the high range, a light feeling is produced.
FLANGER SLOW: A flanger with deep modulation.
FLANGER FAST: A flanger with rapid modulation.
DEEP PHASING SLW: A phaser with deep and slow mod-
ulation.
JET PHASING: An effect reminiscent of a jet airplane tak-
ing off and landing.
TWISTING: An effect producing a twisting impression.
FREEZE PHASE 1/2: A short delay. This is effective in
adding a metallic character to the sound.
■ Ensemble Sync
This specifies whether or not the ensemble rate (the speed
of modulation for the ensemble) will be synchronized with
the tempo of the internal sequencer.
OFF: The ensemble rate will not be synchronized with the
tempo of the internal sequencer. The ensemble will be
applied according to the specified Ensemble Type (see pre-
vious item).
(16th note) (8th note triplet)
(dotted 16th note) (8th note)
(quarter note triplet) (dotted 8th note)
(quarter note) (half note triplet)
(dotted quarter note) (half note)
(whole note triplet) (dotted half note)
(whole note) (double note triplet)
(dotted whole note) (double note)
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