The - Roland JV-80 Owner's Manual

4.0RGANI2ATION
OF THE
SOUND SOURCE
The
area
in
which
Perfoimances, Patches
and other data are stored
is
called
memoiy.
The
JV-80
has
the
following
memory
types.
User
Memory
The
internal
memory
and
DATA
card
(optional) are
memory
areas
that
can be used
to
store original
sound program
data.
Each of
the
memory
areas
can
store
16
Performances, 64 Patches and
1
Rhythm
Set.
^
Preset
A/B
Each
of the
preset areas
A
and
B
contain
16 Performances,
64 Patches
and
1
Rhythm
Set.
The
Performance data and the
Patch data stored
in
Preset
A/B cannot be overwritten;
however,
you can use
these
sound programs as basic material for editing
and
then
store the
newly
created
sounds
in
User
memoty.
^Temporar/Area
This area
is
used
to
temporarily store the
sound program
data.
Performance data
and Patch data are
read
in
from User
memory
or Preset
A/B
by
panel button operations or
MIDI
messages.
(You
can
think of the
temporary area
as
a place
where
a
copy of the data
is
kept.
The
internal
sound source
sounds according to the data in the
temporary
area.
Since any adjustments and editing
of the data
is
done
strictly in
the
temporaiy area,
the original data will not
be changed or
lost.)
The sound source
section
of
the
JV-80
can play
up
to
28 sounds simultaneously.
This
is
the
maximum
number
of voices,
or
its
polyphonic capacity.
Stereo chorus and reverb effects are
built into the
JV-80, and they can be used simultaneously.
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