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- Page 167 Chambers Stiky Rhodes Terminate Nomad Perc Dig Rhodes 60’s LeadORG 3D Flanged Ac.Upright SquareLead 1 Horn Swell Nylon EPiano Assalt Organ Nylon Rhodes D-50 Organ Poly Brass House Piano Hillbillys ©2000 Roland Corporation U.S. JV-1080 Patch Listing Faxback # 10452...
- Page 168 Deep Bass SquareLead 2 R&R Chunk Super JX Bs You and Luck Sax Section Nomad Perc Ethno Metals Phripphuzz W<RED>-Bass Belly Lead Bigband Sax WhistlinAtom Harmonica Islands Mlt Grungeroni HI-Ring Bass ©2000 Roland Corporation U.S. JV-1080 Patch Listing Faxback # 10452...
- Page 169 Tremolo Str PizzicatoStr Belltree Vox Pulsify Vanishing Clav. Pulse Pad 5th Sweep Celesta Harp Vox Panner Spaced Voxx Greek Power Phazweep Glockenspiel Timpani Music Box Strings Glass Voices Harmonicum Big BPF ©2000 Roland Corporation U.S. JV-1080 Patch Listing Faxback # 10452...
- Page 170 Brass 1 Shakuhachi Metal Pad Bag Pipe Helicopter Synth Brass1 Whistle Halo Pad Fiddle Applause Synth Brass2 Ocarina Sweep Pad Shanai Gun Shot Soprano Sax Square Wave Ice Rain Tinkle Bell ©2000 Roland Corporation U.S. JV-1080 Patch Listing Faxback # 10452...
- Page 171 Tekno Asia Film Score 1 Mlt & Perc 1080 Fantasy Film Score 2 All Seq Pop Ballad Symphonic All Bass Rhythmatic Chamber Set All Pad Power JV Baroque Set All FX ©2000 Roland Corporation U.S. JV-1080 Performance Listing Faxback # 10453...
- Page 172 Tone A Tone is the primary source of sound on the JV-1080. It is essentially the ÒrawÓ waveform of a given instrument. For example: a clarinet Tone would be the actual digital sample or recording of a clarinet. Any four Tones can be used simultaneously in a Patch.
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Page 173: Basic Operation
The PARAMETER button is automatically activated when you press the SYSTEM button. The following chart (which is also printed on the front panel of the JV-1080) is a guide for using each of these operating modes. The parameters in bold text are for Performance mode, the parameters in italicized text are for Patch/Rhythm mode, and the normal text is for System mode parameters. - Page 174 Use the following procedure to setup the JV-1080 with a mixer: 1) Turn off the power on the JV-1080. 2) Connect two 1/4Ó audio cables from the Mix Out L & R jacks on the back panel of the JV-1080 to channels 1 and 2 respectively on your mixer.
- Page 175 YouÕll want to experiment with all of the Patches located in the User and Preset Banks to get the most out of the JV-1080 sounds. Use the following procedure to change Banks: 1) Press the USER button (so it is lit) to choose the User Bank.
- Page 176 NOTE: Coarse tune changes the pitch by half-steps and fine tune changes the pitch by cents. MIDI Connections When using the JV-1080 for sequencing it is important to have all MIDI connections properly setup so that the sequencer and sound module can communicate. Use the following procedure to connect your MIDI...
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Page 177: Press Utility
Recording Part 10 (the Drum Part) to your Sequencer Any Rhythm Kit in the JV-1080 can be used in a Performance. Part 10 is designated as the drum Part. As such, Part 10 is set to MIDI channel 10. Use the following procedure to record a drum track: 1) Make sure the PERFORM, PARAMETER, PART (4/12), and PALETTE buttons are lit. - Page 178 (Controller 0 value) x 128 + (Controller 32 value). We have provided the Bank Select numbers that apply to the JV-1080 in the third column of the chart above. Use the following examples as a guideline when changing Patches through MIDI: To access Patch USER: 001 ÒSymphoniqueÓ...
- Page 179 Effects and Output Routing The JV-1080 has 3 independent effects processors. In Patch mode, the amount of each of the three effects can be adjusted for each Tone (4 maximum) in the Patch. In Performance mode, the amount of each of the three effects can be adjusted for each Part in the Performance.
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Page 180: System Controllers
Copying the Effects from a Patch to a Performance The JV-1080 allows you to copy the Effects settings from a Patch to a Performance. This enables you to assign a Patch in a Part (Performance mode) the same effects settings as it has in Patch Mode. This includes the Reverb, Chorus, and Insert effects (EFX) with all their parameters. - Page 181 9) Play your keyboard and adjust the slider assigned to CC16 to change the cutoff and resonance. By now you should have a better understanding of the JV-1080 and how it is used with a MIDI sequencer. We have given you an overview of the JV-1080 architecture and basic operation. In addition, we have shown you how to integrate the JV-1080 with a MIDI sequencer and controller keyboard.
- Page 182 It’s a Fact… Selecting Patches The JV-1080 Super JV Synthesizer module is a There are 512 preset patches in the JV-1080 as well powerful instrument based on a 32-bit RISC as 128 user patches. Any installed expansion boards processor. It is 64-note polyphonic, and offers 16-part also have patches that can be accessed directly from multitimbral capability.
- Page 183 The Super JV contains all of the sounds required by General MIDI. They are found in Preset Bank D. If you want to play GM sequences through the JV-1080, you can quickly set up all 16 parts for General MIDI by doing the following: Press and hold SHIFT.
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