Roland JV-80 Owner's Manual page 86

1.
Patch
Edit
EFFECT
"A
You
can
create a
sound
in
which
the level of the
effect
applied
to
a Tone
is
greater than the
level
of
the
Tone
itself,
since the level of the original unprocessed
sound (dry
level) can be
set
independently from
the effect (or processed)
sound.
An
interesting sound can be
created
by
setting the dry level
of
the
Tone
used
for the sustain or release portion
of a Patch
to 0.
^
The
ratio
of
the effect
sound of each
Tone
to the
whole
effect
sounds
is
controlled
by
the chorus send level
and
the
reverb send
level.
You
can
set
the sound level of the unprocessed
effect
by
using
the
dry level parameter.
Chorus/reverb send
level
Low
level
High
level
-Patch-
Tone
1
Tone 2
Effect
Dry
level
D
Dry
lavel
"^
Chorus/reverb
is
used
to
apply effects to the Tone, and
the
Andiog
Feel
parameter
applies the 1/f
modulation
at
a
point just
following
the
generation of
the original
waveform.
The
1/f
modulation
includes
special
types of modulation such as the
murmur
of
a
little
stream or the rustling sound
of a gentle breeze.
The JV-80
lets
you
add a natural feeling
to
the
sound by
taking advantage of
this effect.
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