Roland Super JX-10 - Page 27

Upper
Key Assign
Lower
Key Assign
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The
JX-10 features 6 modules
for the Upper
section of the keyboard and
another
6 for the
Lower section, altogether 12 modules. Each
of
the modules consists of two
sound
sources.
The Key Assign Factor determins how to
assign these modules to the keyboard.
•
POLY1
This mode turns
each
of
the
Upper and the
Lower Keyboards of
the
JX-10 to a 6 voice
polyphonic synthesizer assigning one synth-
esizer module to each key pressed. This is
suitable
for the sound whose envelope curve
is similar
to piano's or guitar's, therefore cho-
sen for
usual performance.
•
POLY
2
This mode
is
very
similarto Poly mode above
assigning
only one synthesizer
voice
to each
key pressed.
However, the same module as
assigned
to the key
previously
played is
assigned to
the note played later. So,
this
mode is suitable for
the
performance with
portamento
effect.
•
UNISON 1
In
this mode, two sound modules are
assigned to each key, therefore the created
sound
is richer than in Poly mode. That is,
each of the
Upper and the Lower
sections
becomes
3 voice synthesizer.
•
UNISON 2
This
is similar
to the Unison mode
above,
but
the
one of the
two modules is one
octave
lower
than the
other.
•
MONO 1
This mode turns
each of the Upper and the
Lower Keyboard to a single voice
synthesizer
that
assigns one
module to each key.
•
MONO
2
This
mode
turns each of the
Upper and
the
Lower Keyboard to the
monophonic synthe-
sizer that assigns 6 modules to
one key
pressed.
The Upper and the Lower sections of the
keyboard can have different Key Assign
modes, which makes various interesting
combinations. However, please note that
when
the
Whole
key Mode is selected, the
Key Assign Factor
you set will be ignored,
and when
the Portamento is turned on, the
Poly 2 is
automatically selected, and
when
it
Is off, the Poly 1
mode is selected.
Also, when
the Key Mode
is
either
the
Touch Voice
or
Cross Fade, the Key
Assign
selected on the
Lower will be ignored
and the Key
Assign of
the Upper will work.
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