6. Edit
The Tones and Patch
Memories
written in
the
JX-10's internal memory
or in the
cartridge mem-
ory can be edited to your
taste. This
editing does
not
automaticalty rewrite the previous data. To
write
the edited data, take
an
appropriate writing
procedure
as
explained
on page 41.
a.
Editing a Patch Memory
Each of the A-1 to H-8
Patch Memories consists of
39 different
Factors and changing the values
of
the
Factors will
edit
a
Patch Memory.
Editing is quite
simple; the value of each
Factor has two figure
number,
so use
the
appropriate number to call the
Factor whose value you
wish to change
then
change it.
iJpper/Lower
Balance
jPPHf?/L0tJ5P
BRLR.vre
i^«
00
to 99
This Factor determines the
volume balance
of the
Upper
and the
Lower. When the value
is about 50, the
volumes of the both sections
are the highest, and as the value increases,
the Lower volume decreases, the Upper
vol-
ume
remaining the highest. That is,
when
the
value in the Display is 99,
only the Upper
sound will be
heard. When the value is smaller
than 50, the
opposite effect will be obtained.
Dual Detune
Upper Split Point
Lower Split
Point
13
-50
to 00 to +50
13
UPPER
SPIU
PDlf^'
«Jf«
'U
J
ni
ICO
COf TT
oriTuT
j^j^j^
El to G7
This Factor can detune the Lower sound from
the Upper sound. At
"
+
"
vaiue, the Lower
sound is raised, at zero, the pitch is the same
as the Upper, and at
"
—
"
value, it is lowered.
The Split Point set
with the Quick
Edit
is
restricted to the
lowest note of the
Upper
sec-
tion. Here,
however, these two
Factors are
used for
setting two different Split
Points;
the
lowest note of the Upper
section, and the
highest note
of the Lower
section. The value
and the note name.
The lowers note is El
,
the
middle C is C4 and
the highest is G7.
{"+"
indication
represents
#.}
Portahnehtb
Time
-fC
This Factor adjusts the
Portamento time.
Higher value is the
longer Portamento time.
ss
00 to 99
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