Roland JX-8P - Page 11

1)
When
the
JX-8P is
set
to the Play
mode: Recall In Edit
Using
the
controls on the
programmer,
you
can edit
the
tone
color
currently
in
use.
The
Display, then
shows
While or
after editing a
patch program, you
may wish
to
listen
to
the
original
tone color before
edited. The
JX-8P allows you to
recall
the original patch program
without
erasing the
edited
program.
with the
tone number flashing.
2)
When the
JX-8P
is set
to
the Edit mode:
Operation
d)
Make
sure that
the JX-8P
is now
set to
the Play
mode.
If not, turn the
JX-8P to the
Play mode.
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Press the
Tone Selector
Button
of
the edited
tone color.
The programmer works
just
like
in Play mode
above,
and
moreover,
by
assigning
the
parameter number
you
like,
you
can change
the Display
to see
the
parameter value.
Now,
the
original tone
color will
be
heard.
The
display
will respond as
shown below with the tone
number
lighted.
3)
When the
Manual Button on the
programmer
is pressed :
In this case, the
whole panel setting of
the PG-800
decides the tone
color. That is, now,
existing
patch
program in memory has nothing to do
with your
sound synthesis.
You make
a
new
patch
from
scratch.
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To return to
the edited
tone
color, simply press
the same
Tone Selector
Button.
The
Display
will respond as
shown below
with the
tone
number
flashing.
The Display Window will respond
as
shown
below. The original and edited
tone
colors can be
alternately
selected by
pressing
the
relevant Tone
Selector
Button.
*While editing
a
parameter
with
the PG-800,
even
if
the current set
positions
of
the
knobs or
switches
are exactly
what
you
desire, change the
position
once then return
it. Otherwise, the
parameter
value
might
not be
affected
by
the PG-800, thereby
remain
unchanged.
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