4.PLAYINGTHEJV-80
Trying
Out the
Realtime Performance
Functions
The JV-80
has various controls
for altering the sound
as you play. Tiy out some of these
functions
while playing
the keyboard. The application
of effects can also be determined
for individual sound
programs
by using the same controllers.
Listen to some of the differences
by selecting
other Patches.
The volume
and the tonal quality
(or timbre) of the sound will change
according to your playing
dynamics (velocity),
or how hard you strike
the keys. The action of pressing a key down after
playing
it
is called "aftertouch." Pitch, tone
and volume can
also be
changed
using aftertouch.
Press down
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While
playing a note, you
can
move
the Bender/Modulation
Lever to the left to lower the pitch,
or to
the right to raise the pitch.
This is called the
pitch bend effect. You can also push the lever forward
to
add
expressive modulation effects,
such as vibrato
or tremolo, while you play.
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Modulation
Bend
pitch down
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Bend pitch up
BENDER
VOLUME
PRESENCE CI
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Bit
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The volume and tone of the
sound can be
changed by moving this slider
up
and
down while playing
the keyboard. The
functions of the slider
differ depending on the settings.
This is used to change the
tonal quality
of
the
sound; it adjusts the
brightness and clarity.
The higher
the lever
is moved the
more pronounced
the effect becomes.
^
Further expressive control
is available
with a pedal switch (FS-1
or DP-2) or expression pedal
(EV-5 or
EV-10). By
connecting a pedal switch
to the HOLD jack on the rear
panel, you can have the sound
sustain even
after you release
the keys. By connecting an
expression pedal to one of the pedal
jacks,
you can use the
pedat to change the volume
or the tone of the sound.
^
you can also change
various aspects
of the sound in realtime
by using the eight
parameter sliders,
see the Play
Section (P.34,
57)
for more details.
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