Roland JV-880 - Page 35

MODES
The
various operations
of the
JV-880
are
divided into
the
following
seven modes:
Patch
Modes
Patch
Play
Patch
Edit
Performance
Modes
Performance Play
Performance Edit
System Edit
Rhythm
Edit
Utility
Patch Play
mode
Performance Play
mode
System Edit
mode
Patch
Edit mode
Performance Edit
mode
Rhythm
Edit
mode
Utility mode
(Section
3)
In this mode, a
single Patch
is selected and played.
(Section
4)
In
this
mode,
a
single Performance is selected
and played.
This
mode must
be selected when using
the
JV
as a
multi-timbral sound source.
(Section
5)
In this mode, you can make settings related to
the
JV's
entire
system
(such as
master tuning).
(Sections)
Patch editing (changing
the
elements that determine
the character
of the
sound) is
accomplished
in
this
mode.
(Section
7)
In
this mode, 7
Patches and
1
Rhythm Set
are combined
as
Parts
of
the overall
sound. Rich, "fat"
sounds
can
be
created by combining several similar
Patches.
Multi-timbral
Patch
combinations
can
also
be
created, allowing you to create an ensemble
of several
different
instruments.
*
The Patch Play and Patch
Edit
modes are together
referred
to
as the Patch
mode. Likewise,
the Performance Play and Performance
Edit modes
are together
called
the Performance
mode.
(Section
8)
This mode lets you change the settings
of the Rhythm
Set, which
is
assigned
to
Part
8 of
a
Performance. Separate Rhythm Tones are
assigned to
each note number
and
are combined
as a
single
Rhythm
Set.
This mode
allows you to
determine
how
the Rhythm
Tones will
sound.
•
(Section
9)
You can
store your original
sound data in this
mode. There are
also
convenient
functions that can
be
used in
editing operations.