Roland JV-1000 - Memory

2. About the
JV- 1000
Layer mode
In
this
mode,
musical
data
from the keyboard
will
be
sent to
all Parts.
Part
1 Part
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All key
board performance
data
is send
to the
eignt parts.
Zone mode
In this mode,
musical
data
from different areas of the
keyboard
will
be
sentto
different
Parts.
The performance data within the key
range
is sent
to
the
eight
parts.
:
The key
mode
can be set
independently for each
Performance.
Layer mode and zone mode are especially suitable
for
creating
thick
textures,
or for
realtime
performance. Single mode,
on the
other hand,
is especially
suitable when
you
wish to
play many instrumental parts from a
sequencer.
For details
on key modes,
see
SYNTHESIZER
MANUAL/p.72.
Memory.
Settings for patches and performances are
stored in memory.
The
JV-1
000
synthesizer
section
contains the following memory areas.
8
User
memory
The data
in this memory can
be
modified
(edited)
by
the
user. Each of the user
memories
—
Internal and DATA card (sold separately)
—
hold 1
6
Performances,
64
Patches, and
1
Rhythm
Set.
*
Preset
memory (A/B/C/D)
Each memory
(A,
B, C and D)
contains
1
6 Performances,
64 Patches, and 1
Rhythm Set.
The data
in these memories
cannot
be
modified, but you can
edit this data
and then
store
your edited settings
in the
user
memory.
*
The
JV-1000's
preset
memory also includes
the
JV-80
compatible
preset.
(See
"Reference"
in the SYNTHESIZER MANUAL.)
*
Patches
or Performances in
the preset
memory may include data of
the
DATA cards
(PN-JV80-05).
(See "Reference"
in
the
SYNTHESIZER
MANUAL.)
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