Roland JV-80 Owner's Manual page 27

4.
ORGANIZATION
OF
THE
SOUND SOURCE
This section describes the organization of the
sound
source, so
that
you
can
best understand
how
to
use
the
sound
creation
and
performance
functions of the
JV-80.
Internal
Sound
Source
The
internal
sound
source of
the
JV-80
consists of
three sections:
memory,
in
which sound program
data
is
stored, a
section of preset sounds, and
the
effects.
The sound program
that
is
selected (either
from
the panel or remotely by
MIDI
program change)
can be heard
when
performance
(play) data
is
received from
the
JV-SO
itself or
another device connected
to
the
MIDI
IN
terminal.
The
sound
signals
are
output through
the output terminals or
headphone
jack
after chorus/reverb
effects are
applied
in the
effects section.
r
Performance
(Play)
Data
.Internal
Sound
Source.
Performances
16
Patches
64
Rhythm
Set
1
o.o-
o-
o-
Temporary
Area
Preset
A
Preset
B
Performances
16
Patches
64
Rhythm
Set
1
Performances
16
Patches
64
Rhythm
Set
1
Data
of Performance.
Patch and Rhythm
I
28
voices
sound
accofding
to the data
received.
DATA
Card
Performances
16
Patches
64
Rhythm
Set
1
Effects
Chorus
Reverb
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(MONO)
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is
called
up.
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