Roland Super Jupiter MKS-80 Owner's Manual page 22

c.
Parameters
in
Patch Preset
Section
A
Patch Preset includes the following parameters
which can be spontaneously
edited.
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The
Edit
Map shown
on
P.
11
will
help
you
understand the parameters
easier.
Key
Mode
Key Mode
(Whoie,
Split
2, Split
1
,
Dual]
These four
Key Modes
are optional
a Whole
Mode
Split 2
In this
mode
the
MKS-80
acts as an
8
voice synthe-
sizer.
Receiving the message
sent
from an
external
device,
the
MKS-80
can output up
to
8 notes
at a
time.
When
9 notes
are received, the
9th note
will
be ignored.
When
the
Key
mode
is
changed from
the Dual or
Split
to
Whoie,
the tone color of the
Upper
Section
will
remain.
D
Split
Mode
In this
mode,
the
MKS-80
acts as
two polyphonic
synthesizers.
The
keyboard
is
split into
Lower
and
Upper
sections
at
the
set split
point,
each having
4
synthesizer modules.
Two
different
tone
colors
and
mode
settings
can be
separately assigned.
When
the
keyboard
features the
Split function,
select this
mode. The
message
sent
on
the
same
MIDI
Channel
as
the
MKS-80
is
distributed to the
Upper,
and
the message
sent on
the
channel one
number
bigger
is
distributed to the
Lower
Section.
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When
the
MKS-80
chooses MIDI
Channel
3,
message
sent
from
the external device on
channel
3
is
assigned to the Upper
section, and channel
4
message works on
the Lower
section.
D
Dual
Mode
In this mode, the
MKS-80
acts
as a
4
voice synthe-
sizer with
two
independent modules.
• Spilt
1
When
the
keyboard does not have the
Split
func-
tion, select
this
key mode. The
MKS-80
can
re-
member
the key
number
of
the
split
point,
and
distribute
the
received
message
to
the relevant
section.
Even
if
the keyboard does
not feature the Dual
mode
setting
the
MKS-80
to the Dual
mode
will
allow Dual mode
performance.
And when
the key-
board
features the Dual mode,
the
MKS-80
can be
set to either
the Split
2
or
Dual mode.
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