Roland JV-80 - Mode

3.
Rhythm
Edit
Mode
Editing
procedures for
the Rhythm Tone
and the
various functions of
the parameters are
explained in
this section.
What are
rhythm
sound
programs?
The JV-80
features a special
Rhythm Set (a
group of
rhythm sounds) in
the
internal memory and
presets A and B.
When
1
PART
SWITCH
1
8 is turned on
in
Performance play, the
Rhythm Set
which is
assigned to Part
8
can be
played. For
Parts
I
—
7,
playing
keys on the
keyboard
triggers the sounds of a
Patch at
pitches that correspond
to the
key position (key
number). For
Part
8,
however, the
assigned rhythm
sound program
(Rhythm Tone)
produces the
sounds.
The assignable range
is
over
61
keys, from C2
to
C7.
Just as
with the other Parts,
parameters such
as key
range, effects and
MIDI
transmitting/receiving
channels can be
set for the
Rhythm Tone.
•^
See P.xx for a
list of the Rhythm
Tones and
their key
assignments.
Rhythm Tone
Editing
^
Rhythm Tones are
edited just like
standard Tones.
•^
The edited Rhythm
Tones are assigned
individually
to
the keys of
the keyboard,
and stored as a
Rhythm Set. One
edited Rhythm Set can be
stored
internal memory
(INT) and
another can be stored
on a DATA
card (CARD).
(D
Select the
Rhythm Edit mode by
pressing
|
RHYTHM
1
(the
indicator lights), and
press one of the
|
EFFECT
|
,
1
CONTROLI
. I
WAVE/FLO
l
.
rPJTCH
l
.fTVFlor
l
TVA] buttons in
order to call up
the desired
parameter. (These
buttons are the same as those
used when
calling up
Patch parameters.)
flEVIRS
TRANSPOSE RHYTHM
When the Rhythm Edit mode is
selected, the
follwing display
will appears.
[Example]
Key number
currently
selected
Related
parameters
I
= Internal
ft
=
Preset A
E:
=
Preset
B
C
=
DATA card
I
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1
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I Set values
Page name
(parameter type)
Memory
type to
v»/hich
presently selected
Rhythm Set is
stored
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