Roland JV-80 Owner's Manual page 137

2,
Performance
Edit
PART
Coarse
Tune
Fine
Tune
Coarse Tune
Range:
-
48
—
+48
Fine
Tune
Range:
-
50
—
+50
The
pitch
at
which
a Part will
sound
is
determined by
the
parameter
settings
on
these
two
pages.
The
coarse tune
parameter changes
the pitch
in
semitone increments, while
fine
tune
changes
the pitch
in units
of 1/100 of a
semitone.
When
the
value
is
positive
(+),
the pitch
is
higher than normal, and
when
negative
(
—
),
the pitch
is
lower.
PRRT
PRRRM
t
0!
1
ei
!
-1-
1
2
1
-
-121
Loarse Tune
+4
1
+S
!
8
PRRT
PRRRM
t
-5
1
-10
1+10!
+58
1
Fine Tune
I I
^
The
transpose
setting for
the Part
shifts
the pitch relative to the setting
made
for
the Patch.
In
other words, the
actual
pitch that
sounds depends on
the Patch
setting.
Receive Channel
Receive Channel
Range:
l
—
16
This determines
the
MIDI
receiving channel of each
Part.
PRRT
PRRRM
Rece
i
'-.-'e
Channe
1
1
i
2
1
3
1
4
8
5
1
6
1
7
110
j8<
Keep
in
mind
tliat
wlien
tttis is
set
to tiie
same
cfiannei
as
the control
change
(P.76)
of the
system
common
parameter, the
setting
of the control
channel has
priority,
and
the
Performance
will
be changed
when
receiving
a program change message.
Voice Reserve
Voice
Reserve
Range:
—
28
This determines
the
number of voices
that are reserved for each
Part.
Since a Part consists of a Patch,
which
in
turn
is
made
up of Tones,
multiply
the
number
of
Tones used by
the
number
of voices
you want
each
Tone
to
sound;
this
gives you
the
number
of voices
you
should
set in this
parameter. Since the
total
number
of
voices
on
the
JV-80
is
28,
the
total
of the voice reserve
settings for
each Part cannot exceed
28.
PRRT
PRRRM
I-
41 4
1
4i 4S
'-.-'
o
ice
R e
s-
e
?"
v e
4
1
4
1 i
4
Chorus
Switch
Chorus
Switch
Settings:
ON/OFF
This determines
whether
the signals are sent
to the
chorus
(ON)
or not (OFF).
When
this
is
set to
ON,
the level of
the signal
to
be sent
is
determined by
the
chorus send
level,
which
is
set individually for
each
Tone
in the Patch.
F' fi R:
T t
C:
h o r u =
b w
i
t
c-
h
PRRRM
I-
ON
1
OH
!
OFF
1
OFF
I
OFF
I
OFF
!
OFF
I
ON
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