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General| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | JX-10 |
| Category | Synthesizer |
| Language | English |
Overview of the JX-10's features, memory, and MIDI implementation.
Essential precautions for operating the JX-10, including power, cleaning, and environment.
Details on connecting the JX-10 to an amplifier for optimal sound output.
Information on connecting multiple amplifiers for various sound effects.
How to select the best output level for connected amplifiers.
Connecting stereo headphones to the JX-10 for private listening.
Using a pedal switch for sustain effects, similar to a piano.
Connecting to other MIDI devices using MIDI/SYNC cables.
Connecting the optional PG-800 programmer via a 6 Pin DIN cord.
Ensuring the Protect Switch is ON to safeguard internal data unless saving/loading.
Assigning Control Changes with an expression or pedal switch.
Explanation of Patch Memories, combinations of Tones and performance controls.
Details on editing the individual components (Factors) of a Patch Memory.
How to edit individual Tones, which consist of various parameters.
Procedure for writing edited Patch Memories into the JX-10's memory.
Saving and loading data (Patch Memories/Tones) to/from the M-64C cartridge.
Replaces the original sequencer with a programmable 8-memory arpeggiator.
How to assign custom names to Patch Memories and Tones.
Explanation of MIDI functions for operating with other MIDI devices.
How the display provides feedback and error messages.
How to choose and recall Patch Memories from internal or cartridge memory.
Details on the function of Bender, Aftertouch, and Control Assign knobs.
Assigning functions to control assign knobs and pedal switches.
Quick editing of Key Mode, Tone Number, and Chase Play parameters.
How the keyboard is divided into upper/lower sections for different tones.
Using the JX-10 as a 12-voice polyphonic synthesizer with one tone.
Playing both Upper and Lower Tones simultaneously for a richer sound.
Procedure for assigning new Tone numbers to Upper or Lower sections.
Creating delay-like effects by offsetting Lower sound playback.
Setting the volume level of the delayed sound in Chase Play.
Configuring how delayed sounds are output sequentially in Chase Play.
Setting the time delay between the Upper and Lower sounds.
Comprehensive guide to editing all 39 factors within a Patch Memory.
Reference list of Patch Memory parameters, ranges, and descriptions.
Step-by-step instructions for editing Patch Memories via the panel.
Methods for editing individual Tones using panel controls or PG-800.
Guide to using the PG-800 programmer for tone synthesis.
Instructions for editing Tones using the JX-10 panel controls.
Reference for all JX-10 parameters including DCO, Mixer, VCF, VCA, LFO, ENV.
Explanation of DCO parameters for pitch and waveform control.
Parameters for controlling the volume balance of DCO-1 and DCO-2.
Explanation of VCF parameters for tone filtering and shaping.
Parameters for VCA volume control and Chorus effect.
Parameters for the Low Frequency Oscillator used for modulation.
Parameters for ADSR envelope control of pitch, tone, and volume.
Function to recall the original Tone for comparison during editing.
Detailed explanation of the JX-10's arpeggiator feature.
Using buttons to program and control the arpeggiator settings.
Procedures for saving edited data to internal memory or cartridge.
Procedure for saving edited Patch Memories to internal or cartridge memory.
Procedure for saving edited Tones to internal or cartridge memory.
How to assign names to Patch Memories and Tones.
Saving all edited data (patches, tones, names) simultaneously.
Overview of the different save operations available in the WRITE menu.
Saving all Patch Memories and Tones to the Memory Cartridge.
Saving or loading individual Patch Memories between JX-10 and cartridge.
Saving or loading individual Tones between JX-10 and cartridge.
How to tune the JX-10 using the alpha dial and Master Tune button.
Changing the information displayed on the JX-10 screen.
Common error messages and procedures for correcting them.
How to reset MIDI, Arpeggiator, and Controls to default values.
Using the JX-10 to control other MIDI devices.
Using another MIDI device to control the JX-10.
How the MIDI THRU port passes MIDI signals.
Details on setting MIDI channels and handling messages.
Assigning separate MIDI channels for Upper and Lower sections.
Procedure for saving MIDI settings to memory.
Using MIDI Program Change messages to change Patch Memories.
Enabling or disabling Program Change messages independently for Upper/Lower.
Settings for Aftertouch, Local Control, Bender, Modulation, etc.
Detailed charts of transmitted and recognized MIDI data.
Details of System Exclusive messages for patch and tone parameters.
List of individual patch parameters and their MIDI implementation.
List of individual tone parameters and their MIDI implementation.
Messages and procedures for bulk dumping patch and tone data.
Selecting transmitting MIDI channels for JX-10 outputs.
How MIDI channels interact with Key Mode settings for note transmission.
Configuring the JX-10 to receive MIDI and act as a sound module.
Configuring the JX-10 to receive MIDI on separate channels for dual sound modules.
How Key Mode affects which MIDI channels are received.
Notes on operating the arpeggiator with the MKS-70 and firmware additions.
Details of changes and bug fixes in Vecoven firmware versions.
Comparison of original Roland and Vecoven MIDI parameter assignments.
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