Roland SUPER JX-10 Owner's Manual page 17

split
Mode
Whole Mode
This
mode
divides the keyboard
of the
JX-10
into
the
upper
and the lower sections
where two
diffe-
rent
Tones can be
used. That
is,
the
JX-10
works
just
like
two
sets of
6 voice synthesizers
of
diffe-
rent
sounds.
The
JX-TO's
unique
Split
system
allows to set
the
lowest key
in
the
Upper
section
and
the highest
key
of the
Lower
section separately
on
the
same
keyboard.
The
Quick
Edit,
however, does not
include
this function. This
is
possible only
when
editing a Patch
Memory.
PROCEDURE
in this
mode,
the
JX-10 can be used as a usual 12
voice polyphonic
synthesizer.
That
is, all
the
76
keys
will
have the
same
Tone. Therefore,
it
is
required
to select
one
of the
two
different
Tones
provided
for the upper
and the lower
sections.
When
the
Tone
for
the upper
section
is
selected,
it
is
called
Upper Whole Mode, and when
the
lower
Tone
is
selected, called
Lower Whole. Pressing
the
Whole
Button
will
alternately select the
Lower
and Upper
Tones.
The
Display
shows
the
Tone Number
currently
selected.
While
holding the SPLIT
of
the
Key
Mode
Button
down,
press the key
which
is
to
be the
Split Point.
While holding
this
button
down.
Dual
Mode
The
Dual
Mode
turns the
JX-10
to
the
6
voice
synthesizer that allows both the
Upper and
the
Lower Tones
to
sound
simultaneously.
A
rich
sound
is
obtained.
There
are
two independent
pareiiel
outputs
for
the
upper and lower Tones, which
serve to create the
effect
as
if
two
synthesizers
were
simultaneously
played.
Push
the
Key where
the
keyboard should be
divided
into
two
sections.
Upper and Lower.
The
right
side including
the
pushed
key
will
be
the
Upper,
and
the
left
will
be the
Lower
keyboard.
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