Roland JV-80 Owner's Manual page 26

3.S0UND
SOURCE AND
CONTROLLERS
Volume, modulation and
other parameters can be
assigned to
pedal
control, via the
PEDAL
1
and
2
jacks.
The
JV-80
also has
a
special jack
for controlling the
hold
(sustain) function.
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Either
expression pedals
(Optional:
EV-5.
EV-10)
or
pedal switches
(Optional: FS-1,
DP-2) can be
connected
to
pedal jacks
1
and
2.
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This
slider
can be used
to control the
same
functions as the foot pedal,
and can change
the tonal
quality
of
the sound.
These
are
used
to
adjust
various
elements of the
sound
in
realtime.
You
can
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beforehand the parameters you
wish
to
control
during performance.
The
parameters which
are
controlled
by
the
Parameter
Sliders differ
from
those controlled by the foot pedals and the
CI
slider.
The
Parameter
Sliders
can
also
be used
to set the
parameters
when
creating
or
programming
sounds.
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Buzrons
These
are used
to turn
parameters on and
off
while
playing, or
to
change
the
sound programs
or
thodes.
By
connecting
the
JV-80
to other
musical instruments
that
are
MIDi-compatible, you can play and
control those instruments from
the
JV-80, or use a connected
MIDI
device
to play
and
control the
sound source of
the
JV-80.
The
control data
of
the
keyboard, bender/modulaiton
lever and
foot
pedals
can be
transmitted through
MIDI.
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