Roland JV-1080 - Page 14

Playing
the
Keyboard
The
-JV-iaan has
many
on-board sounds.
Try
listening to
some
of these
sounds by
changing the
Tones
(Patches)
during normal
play.
^^1^
Press
[PATCH] (so
the
indicator lights).
PERFORM
PATCH
RHYTHM
^^5£#
Play a key on
the
MIDI keyboard to
hear a
sound.
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Rotate
the
[VALUE] knob
or press
[INC]/[DEC]
to switch to
the next
sound.
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The
sound groups are:
User, Card,
Preset (A to
D), and EXP (A
to D). You
can use the SOUND
GROUP
buttons on the leftside
of
the
front
panel to select a
wide range
of
sounds
(«"
p.
29).
Playing a
Variety of
Percussion
Instruments on
the
Keyboard
The
_JV-lDBa also
has a number of
Rhythm Sets
that contain a
wide array of
percussion sounds. If
you set
the keyboard's
MIDI send
channel to
"10"
while in the
Rhythm Set mode,
you can use the key-
board
to
play
percussion instruments and
other
special sounds!
^5^
Set
the send channel
on the
MIDI keyboard to
"10."
*
If
you don't
know how to do
this, take a look at the matmalfor
your MIDI
keyboard.
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On the
JV-1080,
press
the [RHYTHM]
button (so the
indicator lights).
PERFORM
PATCH RHYTHM
^C^
You can
now hear
a
wide
range of percussion sounds
when you play the MIDI keyboard!
(You'll notice
that a different sound has
been assigned to
each key.)
^5^
Yo"
'^a"
switch
between Rhythm Sets by
rotating the [VALUE] knob or pressing [INC]/[DEC].
*
To
find
out what sound is
assigned
to
each key in
each
of
the Rhythm Sets,
refer
to the "Rhythm Set List"
in
the chapter six.
In addition,
you can use the _1
V-1QBD
to
play Performances made up of a number of Patches. Take
a
look at
"2.
Play"
(ts*
p.
29)
in Chapter 2 and try out for
yourself
the many
possible sound combinations.
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