Original Settings - Roland JV-30 Owner's Manual

Restoring the
Original Settings
On
the
JV-30
you
can always
revert
to
any
the following three
choices of
origi-
nal settings,
even
after
making
wide-ranging changes
in settings,
and
revising
numerous
sounds.
(1)
Restore
all
settings
to
their factory defaults
(Initialization).
I
n
i t.
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a
1 i
ze Sure?
fill
CUflLUE*:
(2)
Restore settings for
User Tones and
User
Drum
Sets to
their
factory defaults.
I
n
i
t-
i
a
1 i
ze
Sure?
Torie.--Dr, CUfiLUE-n.]
(3)
Restore the original
GS
Format
settings.
[Procedure]
Press simultaneously
I
n
i
t-
i
a
1 i
ze
bure?
SS
CURLUE^:
®
Press
[CHORUS] and IREVERB] simultaneously.
(2)
Using
PARAMETER
[A]
[T],
make
the type selection
from
(1H3).
®
Press
[VALUE]
[A],
and the
specified initialization will
be
carried out.
To
cancel
the procedure, press
VALUE
[]
instead.
Obtaining
MT-32
Sound
Ordering
The
JV-30
contains
an MT-32
(Multi Trmbral
Sound
Module)
simulation
mode.
This
makes
it
convenient
for
connecting with
computer
music systems,
for
which
the
MT-32
is
a well-lcnown, widely-used
unit.
For Part 10,
the
CM-64/32L
Drum
set
is
selected au-
tomatically.
When
wishing to play
sound data intended
for
the
MT-32,
simply
perform
the
procedure below.
Initial ize
MT-32
+
While holding
this down,...
While holding
down
[PERFORMANCE],
press
[VARIATION].
*
To return to the JV-30's
normal sound order, press
PERFORMANCE
[1]-[8].
Or
while
still
set
to
MT-32 sound ordering, turn the
power
off.
The
next time the
power
is
turned
on,
the
unit will
be
at
the Performance
1
settings.
*
For details
of the
MT-32 sound
ordering, refer
to
p.55.
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