Roland JX-3P - Edit

8.
Edit
By using
this Edit
function,
you
can edit
the
preset
tone
colors to your
taste or
syn-
thesize your
original
patch.
*lf
you
wish
to synthesize
your
own
sounds, it is better to
use the
Programmer
PG-200 (optional).
Edit function includes
32
different
ele-
ments corresponding with
the
Programmer
PG-200 (Refer to P.21
for
the
details
of
each control and
the PG-2001.
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Group A
button
Press this button when
you edit any
of
the
elements
within the
Group
A. Each
time
you press this, It will be
alternately
turned
on and off.
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Group B
button
If editing any
of
the elements
within
the
Group B, press this button.
This
button
will be alternately turned
on and
off by
pressing.
@
Edit Write button
You can
write
the edited
patch
into me-
mory by pressing this
button. Each
time
you
press the button,
it wit! be
alternately
turned on and off.
Edit Procedure
is as follows.
1)
Selecting an element
to be edited.
The drawing
on the
JX-3P's Front
Panel
(EDIT-MAP)
Is exactly
the
same as
the
front
panel of
the PG-2D0.
All the
knobs
and switches
are devided
into
2 groups
A
and B and moreover,
numbered
(Group
A
•
16,
Group
B
-
16) as shown below.
This
drawing
tells you
the Group
and
Number
of
the element
you wish to
edit.
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If
you wish
to find
out the
Group
and
Number,
simply
press the
corresponding
Group
button
(A or
B) and
a Tone
SeleCTor
button
(1
to
16). You can
select
the num-
ber of
the element
(1
to
16) to be edited
by
using the
Tone Selector
buttons
(1 to
16).