Roland JX-3P Owner's Manual page 18

8.
Edit
By
using this
Edit function, you
can
edit
the
preset
tone
colors
to
your
taste or
syn-
thesize
your original patch.
*lf
you wish
to synthesize your
own
sounds,
it is
better
to use the Programmer
PG-200
(optional).
Edit
function includes 32
different
ele-
ments corresponding with the Programmer
PG-200
(Refer to P.21 for the
details of
each
control
and
the PG-2001.
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Group
A
button
Press this
button
when
you
edit
any
of the
elements within the
Group
A.
Each
time
you
press
this,
It
will
be
alternately turned
on and
off.
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Group
B button
If
editing
any
of the elements within
the
Group
B, press
this
button. This button
will
be
alternately
turned on and
off
by
pressing.
@
Edit Write button
You
can write the edited patch
into
me-
mory by
pressing this button.
Each
time
you
press the button,
it
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be
alternately
turned on and
off.
Edit Procedure
is
as follows.
1)
Selecting
an element
to be
edited.
The
drawing on the JX-3P's Front
Panel
(EDIT-MAP)
Is
exactly the same
as
the
front panel of
the
PG-2D0.
All
the knobs
and
switches
are
devided
into
2
groups
A
and B and moreover, numbered (Group
A
•
16,
Group
B
-
16) as
shown
below. This
drawing
tells
you
the
Group
and
Number
of the element you
wish to
edit.
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If
you
wish
to find out the Group
and
Number,
simply
press the corresponding
Group
button (A
or
B)
and
a
Tone
SeleCTor
button
(1
to
16).
You
can
select
the
num-
ber of the element
(1
to 16) to
be edited
by
using
the Tone
Selector buttons
(1
to
16).