Roland SUPER JX-10 Owner's Manual page 23

1)
Repeat Function
The
sequencer
data can be played back
repeatedly.
PROCEDURE
®
With
the
sequencer
stopped, push
the
FUNC-
TION
of the
Sequencer
Buttons
once.
The
Display
wilt
show
REPEAT.
@
Rotate the
a
Dial clockwise.
The
Display
will
show
ON, and
now
the
sequencer
data
is
ready
to
be played back
repeatedly.
To
stop
playing
push
the
START/STOP
button.
To
return
the Display
to the usual indication,
push
the
ENTER
Key
with the
sequencer
stopped.
To
cancel the Repeat
mode, push
the
FUNCTION
button
to select
REPEAT,
then
rotate
the
a
Dial
counterclockwise
until
the Display
shows
OFF.
2)
Tempo
Setting
The
recorded data
will
be played back
in
the
same
tempo
as recorded
if
no
special
operation
is
taken.
It,
however,
is
possible
to
playback the data
in
a
different
tempo
using the
a
Dial.
You
can spon-
taneously
change
the
tempo during playback, but
to set
the
tempo
before playing
back
the
data,
take
the following procedure.
(1)
Push the
FUNCTION
of
the
sequencer Buttons
with the
sequencer
stopped.
The
Display
will
show
the current
tempo.
@
Rotating the
a
Dial,
change
the
tempo.
Rotating the
dial
clockwise
will
set
higher
number
(quicker
tempo), and counterclockwise
will
set
lower
number
(slower tempol.
Each time you push
the
FUNCTION
of the Se-
quencer
Buttons, the Display
will
change
as
shown
below.
Repeat
5EG
REPERT
Slf£
Select
whether
to play the
sequencer
just
once
or
repeatedly.
When
JSl^if
in
the Display
is
ON,
the data
will
be played
repeatedly
and
when OFF
it
will
be played only once.
Tempo
J£.(J
I
C'
If L
XSS
Set the
tempo
of the
sequencer
playing.
The number shown
at
iff
Jfi^
will
change
from 40
to 200.
The
higher
number
is
quicker tempo.
To
reset the sequencer
function,
push the
ENTER
Key.
NOTES
The
supplied
Memory
Cartridge
M-16C
is
specially
for
saving the sequencer
data.
The M-64C can be
used
for either the
sequencer
data or Patch
Memories and
50 Tones.
If
you
try
to
use the
car-
tridge
used
for
the Patch
Memories,
the Display
will
respond with the
error
message
MISMATCH.
If
this
happens
correct
it
as
shown
"3)
MISMATCH"
on page
55.
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