Roland JV-80 Owner's Manual page 112

Multi timbral synthesizer
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1.
Patch
Edit
TVA
Pan
Settings:
L64
— —
63R/RND
This determines
the stereo position
of
the
Tone.
The
sound
position
is
at
the
farthest
left at
L64,
at
the center
at
0,
and
at
the
farthest right
at
63R.
When
this
is
set to
RND,
the stereo position
of
the
sound image changes randomly
for
each
note played.
Panning
Key
Follow
Settings
:
-100/ -70/ -50/ -40/ -30/
-
10/0/+10/+20/+30/+40/+50/+70/+iaO
This determines
how
the
sound
moves
in
the
stereo position
in
response
to
key
position
(key number).
With
the
stereo position
of
the
C4
key
as
the standard,
when
set to a
positive
value
(+),
the
higher
the
key range
played, the
further
right
the
sound
is
placed
in
the stereo position.
When
set to
a negative
value
(
),
the
lower
the
key range
played, the further
right
the
sound
is
placed.
For
both
positive (+)
and
negative
(
-
)
values, the further the
value
is
from
0,
the further the
sound
is
placed
toward
the
left
or
right.
When
this
is
set
to
0,
the stereo position
of
the
sound
image
is
fixed regardless
of
the
key number.
-100,
/+100
Right
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Key number
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Tone
Delay
Mode
Settings:
NORMAL/HOLD/PLAYMATE
This determines
the
type of
the
Tone
delay.
When
set to
NORMAL,
the
Tone
delay
is
effective
even
after
the note
is
released.
On
the
other hand,
when
this
is
set to
HOLD,
the
Tone
delay
is
applied
only while
the
key
is
being
pressed
(during
key
on).
Therefore, the
Tone
will
not
sound
if
the note
is
released
before the delay time has
elapsed.
The
PLAYMATE
setting
monitors
the
keyboard
in
applying
the delay; the
time from
the
first
note
on
to
the
second
note
on becomes
the delay time,
if
this
time
is
less
than
two
seconds.
PLAYMATE
Note
off
HOLD
Note on
Note
off
The Tone sounds
The Tone does
not
sound
The
delay time
changes depending on
the time
difference
between
the
first
note
on and
the
second
note
on.
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