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Table of Contents
Before
You
Begin
3
Features
3
About
the
Conventions
Used
in
This
Manual
3
About
the
Screen Displays
3
Panel Descriptions
6
Important
Notes
8
Quick
Start
1.
Getting
Ready
to
Play
10
Connecting with
Audio Equipment
10
Turning
On
the
Power
11
Turning Off
the
Power
11
2.
Playing
the
Demo
Songs
(ROM
Play)
12
3.
Auditioning
the
Sounds
13
4.
Changing Sounds
(Patches)
15
5.
Saving
Sounds and
Settings
18
Chapter
1
—
Overview
of
the
jv-iaBo
1.
Units
of
Sound
20
The
Smallest Units of
Sound
—
Tones
20
Combinations
of
Tones That
Make
Soimds
—
Patdies 20
Play Percussion Instruments
Assigned
to
Each
Key
—
Rhythm
Sets
21
Assigning Patches
and
a
Rhythm
Set
Equivalent
to
16
Devices
—
Performances
21
Using Performances
22
2.
Sound Module and
Memory
23
3.
Modes
on
the
JV-inBD
24
4.
About
the
Effects
25
5.
Concerning
Tone
Editing
26
Chapter
2
—
Basic
Operation
1.
Choosing
a
Mode
28
2.
Play
29
Choosing
a
Sound
29
Using Cards and Expansion
Boards
31
Choosing
the
Tones and
Parts
to
Play
31
Changing
the Pitch of a
Sound
—
Octave
Shift
32
3.
Editing
33
Entering
the Edit
Mode
33
Choosing
the
Tones and
Parts
to
Edit
33
Moving
the
Cursor
and Changing
Settings
35
Changing
Pages
36
Editing
a
Patch
While
in
the
Performance
Mode
37
Switching
Effects
On
and
Off
38
Confirming Current
Settings or
MIDI
Information
—
The
Information Function
38
Chapter
3
—
JVIodes
and
Parameters
1.
Patch
Edit
Mode
42
Making
Settings
for
an
Entire
Patch
(COMMON)....42
Selecting Effects
Added
to
the
Patch
(EFFECTS)
44
Using
Controllers
to
Change
How
Sounds Are
Played
(CONTROL)
47
Selecting
Waveforms
(WAVE)
50
4
Adding
Undulations
to
a
Sound
(LFO)
51
Changing
the Pitch
(PITCH)
52
Changing
the
Sound
(TVF)
53
Changing
the
Volume
(TV A)
55
2.
Perfonnance
Edit
Mode
57
Making
Settings for
an
Entire
Performance
(COM-
MON)
57
Selecting
Effects
Added
to
the
Performance
(EFFECTS)
57
Setting the
MIDI
Charaiel
for a
Part
(MIDI)
59
Selecting the
Patch
Assigned
to
a Part
(PART)
60
Setting the Pitch
for a
Part
(PITCH)
60
Setting the Stereo Position
for
a Part
(PAN)
60
Setting the
Volume
for a
Part
(LEVEL)
60
3.
Rhythm
Edit
Mode
61
Naming
a
Rhythm
Set
(COMMON)
61
Selecting
Effects
Added
to
the
Rhythm
Set
(EFFECTS)
61
Using
Controllers
to
Change
How
Sounds Are
Played
(CONTROL)
63
Selecting
Waveforms
for
a
Rhythm
Tone
(WAVE)
..63
Changing
the Pitch of a
Rhythm
Tone (PITCH)
64
Changing
the
Sound
of a
Rhytlim
Tone
(TVF)
64
Changing
the
Volume
of
a
Rhythm
Tone (TV
A)
65
4.
System
Mode
66
Making
Selections
for
Settings
and
the
Display
(SETUP)
66
Making
Settings
for
MIDI
(MIDI)
66
Adjusting
the
Tuning
(TUNE)
68
Using
the JV-1080's
Controls
to
Play Test
Sounds
(PREVIEW)
69
5.
Utility
Mode
70
Saving
the
Data You've Created
(WRITE)
70
Copying
Data
(COPY)
71
hiitiaUzing
Data (INITIALIZE)
72
Protecting
Data
(PROTECT)
72
Using
a
DATA
Card
(CARD)
72
Copying
a
Specific
Range
of
Data
(BLOCK COPY)
.74
Sending
Data
to
an
External
MIDI
Device
(BULK
DUMP)
74
Returning
Settings
to
Their Factory Defaults
(FACTO-
RY
PRESET)
74
Chapter
4
—
Other
Functions
of
the
JV-
10B0
1.
Using
the
JV-1080 with
a
DTMS
(playing
back
GM
scores)
76
Selecting
GM
mode
76
Initializing
GM
mode
76
2.
Enhancing
Musical Expression
in
GM
mode
...77
Adjusting
the
Effects
71
Selecting
a
Patch
for
each
Part
(PART)
78
Adjusting
the Pitch of
each
Part
(PITCH)
78
Adjusting
the
pan
position of
each
Part
(PAN)
78
Adjusting
the
volume
of
each
Part
(LEVEL)
78
3.
Live Perfonnance
Techniques
79
Selecting
JV-1080
sounds from
an
external
device
...79
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