Roland JV-1000 - Mixing with the Parameter Sliders; Recording the Mixing Data

3.
How
to
record
a song
1 1
.
Mixing
with
the
parameter
sliders
Commercial
recordings
of
popular
music
are created
by
separately
recording
each
instrument
on
a separate
track,
and then
during
mixdown
(the
process
of transferring
the
multi-track
recording
to a
two-channel
stereo
'mix')
adjustments
such
as pan
and
volume
are made
that
would have
been
difficult
to accomplish
accurately
while
the
music was
actually
being
recorded.
The
JV-1000
allows
you
to use the
parameter
sliders
while
playing
back a
recorded
song
to make
realtime
adjustments
to each part for
volume
and
pan
etc.
or even
change
the patches for
each
part.
The
changes
you make over
the
course
of the
song can
be
recorded in
a phrase
track,
so that the
final balance
can
be
adjusted
as
easily as if
you
were
using
a mixer.
Before
you record
mixing
data, let's
select
"116
My Perform"
wh
moment
ago.
iich
you
saved
a
Recording
the mixing
data
Let's use the
parameter
sliders
to record
volume
and
pan mixing
data in
an unused
phrase track
of the
sample song.
From standby
mode,
1.
Press
the
synthesizer
section
LEVEL
(or PAN)
button
so that
the
parameter
sliders
will
control
the
volume of
each
part.
*
The parameters
that
belong
to the
page where
<SEQ>
is
shown
in
the
display
will be
sent
to
the
internal
sequencer
if the
values of
each
Part are
edited
with
the parameter
slider.
.
Press REC
to enter
recording
standby
mode,
and
press
the
track
key of
the track into
which
you wish
to record
volume
(pan)
data.
The
selected
track
key
indicator
will flash.
3.
Press PLAY
to
begin
recording.
When you wish
to change
the volume
or pan in
realtime,
move
the
parameter
sliders
of each part as the
song
progresses.
The
volume
(pan)
changes
will
be
recorded.