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Roland Super JD-990 User Manual

Roland Super JD-990
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Roland Super JD-990 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Polyphony24 voices
MIDIYes
DisplayLCD
Multitimbral16 parts
ROM6 MB
LFOs2 per voice
Weight5.5 kg
Year Released1993
TypeDigital Synthesizer
EffectsChorus, Reverb, Delay
Expansion2 x SR-JV80 series expansion boards
FilterLow Pass, High Pass, Band Pass
OutputsStereo L/R
Memory64 performances
Dimensions482 x 88 x 278 mm

Summary

Important Notes and Precautions

Preparations for Operation

Making Audio and MIDI Connections

Step-by-step guide on connecting audio, MIDI, and power cables for the JD-990.

Powering On the System

Procedure for safely powering on the JD-990 and connected audio equipment.

Matching MIDI Communication Channels

Setting up MIDI transmit and receive channels for external controller communication.

Selecting and Managing Patches

Editing Instrument Patches

Tone Editing Fundamentals

Details on using TONE SWITCH and TONE SELECT buttons to manage and select tones for editing.

Selecting and Changing Waveforms

Procedure for choosing and changing the basic sound waveform for a selected tone.

Adjusting Pitch Parameters

Adjusting the pitch of a sound using parameters like Pitch Coarse and Fine.

Modifying Timbre Characteristics

Modifying the tone color or quality using Filter Mode, Cutoff Frequency, and Resonance.

Adjusting Volume and Pan

Adjusting the sound's volume and pan using TVA parameters and envelopes.

Using the Edit Palette

Utilizing the Edit Palette to view and edit parameters simultaneously across multiple Tones.

Saving Your Created Patches

Using Rhythm Sets

Selecting a Rhythm Set

Steps to enter Rhythm Set mode and choose from internal or preset sets.

The Performance Feature

Editing a Performance Setup

Process for adjusting level, pan, MIDI channel, and effects for each part within a Performance.

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