Roland JV-90 - Troubleshooting: Volume Cannot be Controlled; Troubleshooting: Dynamic Changes in the Sound Do Not Respond Correctly or as You Expect Them to; Troubleshooting: the Sound Is Distrorted; Troubleshooting: the Pitch Is Wrong or Does Not Change

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Important Safety Instructions2
Features4
Important Notes5
Contents6
Panel Descriptions8
Front Panel8
Rear Panel10
Side Panel11
Quick Start14
Setup14
Switching On/Off the JV-9016
Playing the Demonstration Songs17
Biographies of Composers17
Changing Patches (PATCH Play Mode)18
Altering the Sound on the JV-9019
Playing Rhythm Sounds (Rhythm Play Mode)20
Mixing Different Sounds (Performance Play Mode)20
Using the Three Key Modes (Layer, Zone and Single)21
Creating Original Sounds (Edit Palette)22
Write Procedure23
Note on Transmitting MIDI Messages from the JV-90 (INT ZONE, TX ZONE)24
Performance and Realtime Edit in the Play Mode27
About the Patch Play Mode28
How to Use the Tone Switch Buttons29
Use the Assign Buttons to Select Parameters29
Parameters You Can Adjust While in Patch Play Mode30
Performance Play Mode33
How to Use the Part Switch Buttons34
The Part Information Function34
Parameters Accessable from Performance Play Mode35
Performance Play Mode Parameter List37
Rhythm Play Mode39
How to Select and Modify Parameters39
System Common Parameters40
When Pressing Control43
When Pressing MIDI44
RX Part Switch46
Effect Parameters47
When Pressing Effect47
Transmit a Program Change Message48
When Pressing PGM CHANGE48
Details of the Edit Operations49
Patch Edit Mode50
Patch Editing Procedure50
How to Use Tone Select Buttons51
Parameters Accessed by Pressing Common52
Parameters Accessed by Pressing Effect53
FX Send53
Patch Chorus53
Patch Reverb54
Analog Feel54
Parameters Accessed by Pressing (Control)55
Key Assign and Bend Range55
Portamemto Page55
Pedals55
Control Page56
Parameters Accessed by Pressing WAVE/LFO57
Wave Page57
FXM Page57
LFO 1/2 Page58
LFO Depth Page59
Parameters Accessed by Pressing Pitch59
Pitch Page59
P-ENV (Pitch Envelope) Page60
Parameters Accessed by Pressing TVS61
TVS Filter Page61
TVF-ENV (TVF Envelope) Page63
Parameters Accessed by Pressing TVA64
TVA Page64
Delay (Tone Delay) Page65
TVA-ENV (TVA Envelope) Page65
Performance Edit Mode67
Performance Edit Procedure67
Perform Name Page69
Key Mode Page69
Perform Chorus Page70
Perform Reverb Page71
Parameters Accessed by Pressing TX ZONE72
Key Range Lower/Upper Page72
Transpose Page72
Max Velocity Page73
Velocity Sense Page73
Velocity Curve Page73
Transmit Channel Page73
Transmit Program Change Page74
Transmit Volume Page74
Transmit Switch Page74
Parameters Accessed by Pressing INT ZONE75
Max Velocity/Sense/Curve Page76
Local Switch Page77
Parameters Accessed by Pressing PART77
Patch Select Page77
Level Page, Pan Page77
Coarse Tune/Fine Tune Page78
Receive Channel Page, Receive Program Change Page78
Voice Reverse Page78
Chorus Switch Page, Reverb Switch Page78
Receive Volume Page79
Receive Hold-1 Page79
Receive Switch Page79
Rhythm Edit Mode80
Rhythm Editing Procedure80
Performance Chorus/Reverb Page82
Parameters Accessed by Pressing CONTROL83
Parameters Accessed by Pressing WAVE/FLO84
TVF Page86
TVF - ENV (TVF Envelope) Page87
TVA - ENV Page88
Write Mode89
Operation Guide89
Write90
Copy93
Patch Tone Copy94
Patch Common Copy94
Rhythm Key Copy95
Initialize96
Card97
Bulk (Bult Dump)98
Protect101
Write Protect101
Using a Voice Expansion Board103
Two Types of Voice Expansion Board104
Structure of the VE-GS1104
Structure of the VE-JV1105
VE-GS1 Maximum Polyphony105
The VE-Gs1'S Sound Parameters Are Part Parameters105
When the Value in the Screen Differs from that on the Voice Expansion Board105
Resetting the VE-GS1106
V-EXP MIDI in Selector Switch106
Select the Voice Expansion Play Mode107
How to Select the Part to be Played from the Keyboard107
How to Change Sounds in a Part107
How to Edit the Sound Parameters of the VE-JV1107
How to Set the Program Numbers109
How to Set the GS Bank Number109
How to Set the Rhythm Set109
How to Edit the Sound Parameters of the VE-GS 1110
Reference119
Error Messages120
Troubleshooting: Synthesizer Sound Module122
Troubleshooting: Volume Cannot be Controlled123
Troubleshooting: Dynamic Changes in the Sound Do Not Respond Correctly or as You Expect Them to123
Troubleshooting: the Sound Is Distrorted123
Troubleshooting: the Pitch Is Wrong or Does Not Change123
Troubleshooting: the Controllers Do Not Work124
Troubleshooting: the Sound Color Does Not Change or Program Change Messages Are Not Sent124
Troubleshooting: the Effects Do Not Work124
Troubleshooting: Portamento Does Not Work125
Troubleshooting: Card Cannot be Used, the Rhythm Cannot be Edited as Intended125
Troubleshooting: the Sound Is Muted, the Tone of a Patch Cannot be Edited as Intended125
Troubleshooting: Data Cannot be Transferred by MIDI Exclusive Messages125
Voice Expansion Board Troubleshooting: no Sound Is Heard126
Voice Expansion Board Troubleshooting: Pitch Is Strange/Pitch Does Not Change126
Voice Expansion Board Troubleshooting: You Cannot Call a Patch to be Assigned to a Part126
Voice Expansion Board Troubleshooting: no Effect Is Obtained127
Voice Expansion Board Troubleshooting: Missing Sounds127
Voice Expansion Board Troubleshooting: You Cannot Edit Data Properly127
Waveform List128
Preset Data: Internal129
Preset Data: Preset a129
Preset Data: Preset B130
Preset Data: Preset C130
Preset Data: Preset D131
JV-80 Compatible Preset a132
JV-80 Compatible Preset B132
Rhythm Set133
JV-80 Compatible Rhythm Set135
MIDI Reference136
Roland Exclusive Messages136
MIDI Implementation138
Receive Data138
Transmit Data140
Exclusive Communcations141
Parameter Address Map142
Patch Tone Table145
Rhythm Setup Table146
Rhythm Note Table146
Model ID = 42H148
Table: Decimal to Hexadecimal149
Table: ASCR Code149
How to Read a MIDI Implementation Chart151
Index152
Specifications156

Roland JV-90 - Troubleshooting: Volume Cannot be Controlled; Troubleshooting: Dynamic Changes in the Sound Do Not Respond Correctly or as You Expect Them to; Troubleshooting: the Sound Is Distrorted; Troubleshooting: the Pitch Is Wrong or Does Not Change

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