Roland JV-80 - Page 26

3.S0UND SOURCE
AND CONTROLLERS
Volume, modulation and other
parameters can be assigned to pedal control, via the
PEDAL 1 and 2
jacks. The JV-80 also has a special jack
for controlling the hold (sustain) function.
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Either expression pedals
(Optional: EV-5. EV-10)
or
pedal switches (Optional:
FS-1, DP-2) can be
connected to pedal jacks 1 and 2.
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This slider can be used to control the
same functions as the foot pedal, and can change the tonal
quality of the
sound.
These are used to adjust
various
elements of the sound in realtime. You can
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beforehand the parameters
you
wish
to control during performance. The parameters which are
controlled by the Parameter Sliders differ from those
controlled by
the foot pedals
and
the
CI slider.
The Parameter Sliders can
also be used to set the parameters when creating or programming sounds.
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Buzrons
These are used to turn parameters
on and off while playing, or to change the sound programs or
thodes.
By
connecting
the
JV-80
to other musical instruments
that are
MIDi-compatible,
you can play and
control those
instruments from the JV-80, or use
a
connected
MIDI
device to
play and control the
sound source of the
JV-80.
The control data of the
keyboard,
bender/modulaiton lever
and foot pedals
can be transmitted through MIDI.
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