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®ÂØÒÅÎ Supplemental Notes JV-2080 Frequently Asked Questions
The difference between the Fx and Pt output assign-
ments is that Fx looks to the Performance settings to
determine the EFX parameters whereas Pt uses the
Patch settings. For example, lets say Part 1 is using the
insert effect Overdrive and uses Fx-A as an output
assignment. Any Patch assigned to Part 1 will have the
Overdrive effect applied in an amount determined on
the Effects page. Now, lets say we change the output
assignment for Part 1 to Pt-A. If we assign a Patch to
Part 1 that uses the Overdrive effect in Patch mode
(such as a distorted guitar), then the Overdrive effect
will still be applied to Part 1. The settings will be deter-
mined by the default settings of the Patch assigned to
Part 1. And, if we change the Patch assigned to Part 1
to an organ Patch, the insert effect for Part 1 will
change to match the default settings of the new Patch
(probably a Rotary effect).
Use the following procedure to apply Effects using
Output Assignments:
1) Press PERFORM.
2) Press F5[EFFECTS] to display the Effects page.
3) Press F6[PALETTE] to display eight parts simultane-
ously.
4) Use the CURSOR buttons to select Output Assign.
5) Use the VALUE dial to select the desired routing.
6) Use the CURSOR buttons to select the desired Part.
7) Use the CURSOR buttons and VALUE dial to set the
Reverb Send Level, Chorus Send Level, and
Mix/EFX Send Level for each Part to 127.
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