Roland SUPER JX - Page 8

[3] OUTLINE OF THE JX-10
The JX-10 features the functions that are quite
different from those of the past synthesizers.
So, it is very important to understand the func-
tions. Read the following explanation, then go to
“[a] OPERATION”.
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1. The JX-10 retaines 100 different sounds
{Tones} — 50 of them can be rewritten, other 50
non-volatile — and more, the 64 combinations
of the Tones and various performance control
functions (this combiantion is called Patch
Memory). That is, a Patch Memory consists of a
Tone or a pair of Tones and performance contro!
functions which we call Factors in this manual.
Normally, to change sounds during live perfor-
mance, select a different Patch Memory.
(See page 11 “1. Selecting a Patch Memory”.)
2. The Factors of the Patch Memory can be edited
easily whennever you want.
(See page 24 “a. Editing a Patch Memory”.)
3. The Tone of a Patch Memory can be edited just
tike you would do on a usual synthesizer, A
tone consists of various parameters, and a tone
is edited by changing these parameters.
(See page 31 “b. Editing a Tone”.)
4. To write the edited Patch Memory into the
JX-10's memory, take an appropriate writing
procedure.
(See “a. Writing a Patch Memory” on page 41.)
(See “b. Writing a Tone” on page 42.)
5, By using the supplied Memory Cartridge
(M-64C}, the following data transfer is possible.
a. Saving each Patch Memory or Tone to the
memory cartridge and loading it back to the
JX-10.
b. Saving the entire data (50 Tones and 64
Patch Memories) on the JX-10 to the memory
cartridge and loading it back to the JX-10.
(See page 47 “8, Memary Cartridge.)
. The sequencer data can be saved on the
supplied Memory Cartridge (M-16C). By using
one more Memory Cartridge M-64C which is
optional, you can save the data four times more.
(See page 21 “5. Sequencer”.)
. All the Patch Memories and Tones have their
own names which can be changed as you like.
(See page 43 “c. Naming”.)
. The JX-10 features the MIDI functions neces-
sary for operating or being operated with other
MIDI devices. The MIDI functions can be
changed according to your requirement.
(See page 56 “10. MIDI.)
. To make the above operations quicker and
easier, the JX-10 has a display window. If the
operation is wrong, the Display will respond
with error messages.
(See page 55 “c. Error Message”.)