Roland JV-30 - Selecting a Performance; Storing a Performance

Performances
The
JV-30
allows you
to
save a
whole group
of
settings
(for a
range
of func-
tions)
as one
unit
referred to
as a
"Performance."
The
following
explains
how
to make
the
settings
for, and
how to
use such
Performances.
Performances
Explained
In its
basic form,
the JV-30
can be
played by
simply
pressing
the
necessary
panel buttons to
change
Tones, or to
turn
desired
effects on
or off.
However,
considering
the numerous
fea-
tures
offered, and
the
number of
settings
required,
it is difficult to
skillfully make
wide-ranging
changes
while
playing the
instrument.
For
this reason,
it is much
more
convenient to make
use
of
Performances.
A
Performance
can store
information on
all the
settings for the
buttons
illustrated below. Up
to
8 such
Performances
can be
placed
in
memory.
A
Performance
which provides
exactly
the settings
you need
can be
prepared and stored be-
forehand.
Then,
while
playing, the
whole collection
of choices
can
be
selected
instantaneously,
simply by
selecting
the
Performance.
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Recorded
Performance
parameters
button
[Selecting
a
Performance]
While
holding down
[PERFORMANCE],
press
NUMBER
(ll-ISJ.
The JV-30 will be
set to
comply with all
settings
contained in the
selected
Performance.
While holding
this
down,... ^
[Storing
a
Performance
in
IViemory]
(T) Make
all the
settings for
all the
features you
wish to be stored in
the Performance.
(2)
While
holding down
[WRITE],
press
[PERFORMANCE].
Then,
while still
holding
down
[WRITE], press
NUMBER [1]-[8],
whichever one is to
be the
destination for
the
Performance.
While
holding
this
down....
*
If
you
remove your
finger from
[WRITE] before
pressing
NUMBER
[1]-[8],
you will be
returned to the
previous
level, and the
Performance
settings will not
be stored.
*
Care
should be
taken when storing
Performances, since any
settings
previously
stored at
the same
destination
will be
overwritten (erased).