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Roland JX-305 Owner's Manual (267 pages)
Groove Synth Synthesizer
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Synthesizer
| Size: 17 MB
Table of Contents
Contents
1
Using the Unit Safely
2
Features
8
Front Panel
10
Rear Panel
12
Overview
13
Playing and Operation - Controller
13
Recording Your Performance - Sequencer
13
Producing the Sound - Sound Generator
13
Playing Percussion Instruments - Rhythm Sets
14
Assigning Instruments to the Ensemble
14
Rhythm Part
14
About Simultaneous Poluphony
14
About Memory
15
Collecting Frequently Used Patterns - Pattern Sets
15
Arranging Patterns in Playback Order
15
Rewritable Memory - User Memory
15
Basic Operation
16
Modifying a Value
16
Memory Card
16
Value Dial
16
Canceling the Previous Operation
17
Selecting a Patch
18
Key Mode and Single Mode
18
Playing the Keyboard
18
Playing Two Patches from the Keyboard
18
Playing One Patch over the Entire Keyboard
18
Layering Two Patches
19
Playing Different Patches with the Left and Right Hands
19
Changing the Split Point
20
Selecting the Upper/Lower Part
20
Portamento On/Off
21
Changing the Time over Which the Pitch Changes
21
Changing the Pitch
22
Using Aftertouch
22
Changing the Keyboard Dynamics
22
Applying Modulation to the Sound
22
Sustaining the Notes You Play
23
Hold Pedal
23
Control Pedal Settings
23
Using a Pedal to Modify the Sound
23
Pressing Chords to Produce Arpeggios
24
Arpeggiator
24
Playing Arpeggios
24
Creating an Arpeggio Pattern
24
Adding Expression to the Arpeggio
25
Accent Rate
25
Changing the Pitch Range of the Arpeggio
26
Making more Detailed Settings
26
Arpeggio Destination
26
Style
27
Beat Pattern
27
Shuffle Rate
27
Saving Arpeggio Settings
28
Playing a Rhythm Set
28
Octave Range
28
Velocity
28
Listening to Sound Processed by the Effects
29
Audition
29
Playing Patterns
30
Adjusting the Tempo
31
Fast-Forward and Rewind
31
Bpm
31
Changing Patterns Instantly
31
Muting a Specific Part
32
Transposing During Playback
32
Using the VALUE Dial
32
Using the Keyboard
33
Changing the Settings of each Part
33
Adjusting the Volume of each Part
33
Part Level
33
Using the Editing Pages to Make Changes
34
Adjusting the Pitch of each Part
34
Adjusting the Reverb Volume for each Part
34
Part Delay Level
34
Selecting the Patch that will be Assigned to a Part
35
Saving Patterns You've Modified
36
Pattern Write
36
Copying and Initializing Settings
37
Using the Knobs to Modify the Sound During Playback
38
Real-Time Modify
38
Modifying the Sound for an Individual Rhythm Group
39
Changing the Groove of a Pattern
40
Play Quantize
40
Selecting Parts to Use with Play Quantize
41
Correcting Inaccuracies in the Rhythm
41
Grid Quantize
41
Applying Grid Quantize
41
Giving Swing to the Rhythm
42
Specifying the Unit
42
Applying Shuffle Quantize
42
Giving a Groove to the Rhythm
43
Groove Quantize
43
Selecting the Template
43
Selecting a Template
44
Genre
44
Groove
44
Variation
44
Applying Groove Quantize
45
Adjust the Tempo
45
To Create an Effective Swing
45
Using Pedal for Control
46
Switch Pedal
46
Specifying the Function of the Switch Pedal
46
Using the Pedal to Change the Tempo
46
Simultaneously Changing the Tempo and Pitch
47
Turntable
47
One-Touch Phrase Playback
48
Pressing Notes to Play Back Phrases
48
RPS Modify
48
RPS Playback Timing
48
Causing a Phrase to Continue Playing
49
Holding All Phrases
49
Assigning Phrases to the Keyboard
49
Holding a Specific Phrases
49
Making Settings for each Phrase
50
Using the Part Mixer to Modify Settings
50
Changing the Patch of each RPS Part
51
RPS Part
51
Saving the Phrases You Assigned
52
RPS Set Write
52
Creating Original Sounds
53
Patch Edit
53
Sound-Editing Procedure
53
Wave
53
Using Knobs or Buttons to Select an Editing Page
54
Parameters Which Are Assigned to a Knob
54
Turning each Tone On/Off
55
Selecting the Tone for Editing
55
Tone Select
55
Changing the Basic Waveform of the Sound
56
Tone SW
56
Selecting the Basic Waveform
56
Sawtooth Wave
56
Pitch-Related Settings
57
Fxm Sw
57
FXM Color
57
Modifying the Pitch
57
Making the Pitch Change over Time
58
Pitch Envelope
58
Pitch Envelope Settings
58
Making the Sound more Spacious
58
Specifying the Envelope Depth
59
Pitch Envelope Depth
59
Fine Tune
60
Rnd Pitch
60
Key Follow
60
Velo
60
Brightness-Related Settings
61
Modifying the Brightness of the Sound
61
Selecting the Type of Filter
61
Filter Type
61
Brightening the Sound
62
Cutoff Frequency
62
High Pass Filter
62
Peaking Filter
62
Making the Brightness Change over Time
63
Adding a Distinctive Character to the Sound
63
Filter Envelope Settings
63
Filter Envelope
63
Specifying the Depth of the Envelope
64
Filter Envelope Depth
64
Attack Time
64
Decay Time
64
Reso Velo
66
Env Depth
66
Velo Curve
66
Velo Time
66
Settings Related to Volume and Pan
67
Adjusting the Volume and Pan
67
Adjusting the Pan for each Tone
67
Time KF
67
Creating Time-Variable Change in Volume
68
Amplifier Envelope
68
Amplifier Envelope Settings
68
Tone Level
69
Bias
69
Bias Point
69
Bias Level
69
Tone Pan
70
Pan KF
70
Rnd Pan SW
70
Alt Pan Dpth
70
Applying Cyclic Changes to the Sound
71
Amplifier Envelope Time
71
Delay Start
71
Amplifier Envelope Time Key Follow
71
Selecting the Waveform that will Modulate the Sound
72
Adjusting the Speed of Modulation
72
Adjusting the Depth of Modulation
73
Waveform
74
Rate
74
Tempo Sync
74
Key Sync
75
Fade Mode
75
Delay Time
75
Fade Time
75
Specifying the Parameters that will be Modified by each Controller
76
Pan Depth
76
Adjusting the Range of Pitch Bend
76
Bend Range
76
Control Destination
77
Smoothly Changing the Pitch
77
Solo SW
78
Solo Legato
79
Portamento SW
79
Portamento Type
79
Portamento Start
79
Stretch Tune
81
V-Priority
81
Booster Gain
81
Key Range Lower
81
Saving Patches You've Created
82
Patch Write
82
Velo Range
82
Velo X-Fade
82
Patch Tone Copy
83
Patch Initialize
84
Creating an Original Rhythm Set
85
Rhythm Edit
85
How a Rhythm Tone Is Organized
85
Creating the Sounds
85
Specifying the Basic Waveform of the Sound
86
Rhythm Tone Switch
86
Wave Gain
86
Mute Group
86
Changing the Pitch of the Sound
87
Approximate Pitch Adjustments
87
Coarse Tune
89
Amplifier
94
Applying Effects to the Sound
101
Turning Effects On/Off
101
Adding Reverberation to the Sound
102
Adjusting the Overall Reverb Volume
102
Reverb Level
102
Part Reverb Level
102
Adding an Echo to the Sound
103
Delay
103
HF Damp
103
Adjusting the Overall Delay Volume
104
Delay Level
104
Delay Type
105
Feedback Level
105
Output
105
Applying Various Effects to the Sound
106
Multi-Effects
106
Adjusting the Overall Multi-Effects Volume
106
4 Band EQ
107
Modify the Tone
107
Spectrum
108
Add Character to the Sound
108
Enhancer
109
Overdrive
109
Add Sparkle to the Sound
109
Distort the Sound Mildly
109
Distortion
110
Lo-Fi
110
Input Level
110
Drive
110
Noise Generator
111
Noise Type Table
111
Output Level
111
Output Pan
111
Radio Tuning
112
Photograph
112
Compressor
113
Limiter
113
Slicer
114
Apply Successive Cuts to the Sound
114
Accent PTN
114
Accent Level
114
Tremolo
115
Phaser
115
LFO Type
115
Depth
115
Chorus
116
Pre Delay
116
Space-D
117
Tetra Chorus
117
Layer Chorus Sounds to Add Spaciousness
117
Flanger
118
Add Metallic Resonance to the Sound
118
Balance
118
Step Flanger
119
Feedback
119
Short Delay
120
Add Echoes to the Sound
120
Auto Pan
121
Automatically Move the Stereo Locadtion
121
Feedback Pitch Shifter
122
Skew the Pitch
122
Coarse
122
Reverb
123
Gated Reverb
123
Add Reverberation
123
Part Multi-Effects Switch
124
Recording Patterns
125
Loop MIX Recording
125
Loop Replace Recording
125
Recording Procedure
125
PTN Length
126
Count in
126
Loop Rest
126
Input QTZ Strength
126
Auditioning Phrases During Recording
127
Rehearsal Function
127
Recording an Arpeggio Performance
127
Recording Knob Movements
128
Recording Smoothly Across Pattern Boundaries
128
Recording Part Mixer Operations
128
Recording the Mute Settings
129
Recording Changes in Tempo
129
Erasing Unwanted Data While You Record
130
Real-Time Erase
130
Recording Notes One at a Time
131
Step Recording
131
Recording Notes One by One
132
Gate Time Ratio
132
Step Time
132
Various Ways to Input Notes
133
Inputting a Chord
133
Inputting a Rest
133
Inputting a Tie
133
Recording Individual Notes to Grid Locations
134
Selecting the Note for Input
134
Rhythm Tone
134
Scale
134
Inputting Complex Rhythms
136
To Change a Note that You Input
136
Modifying the Velocity or Gate Time Ratio
136
Checking the Remaining Amount of Memory
137
Memory Information
137
Temp
137
User Memory
137
Editing Patterns
138
Editing the Musical Data of a Specified Part
138
Copying a Partition of a Pattern
138
Setting Parameters
138
Deleting Unwanted Measures
140
Inserting Blank Measures
140
Delete Measure
140
Insert Measure
140
Erasing Unwanted Data
141
Erase
141
Transposing the Pitch
142
Transpose
142
Modifying the Strength of Notes
142
Change Velocity
142
Modifying the Note Length
143
Change Gate Time
143
Shifting the Timing Slightly
144
Shift Clock
144
Thinning out Unneeded Data
145
Data Thin
145
Converting the Note Timing of a Pattern
145
Individually Editing Musical Data
146
Microscope Edit
146
Musical Data Handled in Microscope Mode
147
View the Musical Data that You Input
147
Control Change
147
Program Change
147
Modifying the Value of Musical Data
148
Change Event
148
Pitch Bend
148
Tempo Change
148
Modifying System Exclusive Data
149
About the Checksum
149
Deleting Musical Data
150
Inserting Musical Data
150
Moving Musical Data
151
Hiding Unwanted Musical Data
151
View Filter
151
Collecting Frequently Used Patterns in a Set
152
Using a Pattern Set to Recall Patterns
152
Assigning a Pattern to be Recalled
152
Registering a Variation of a Pattern
152
Saving a Pattern Set that was Modified
153
Pattern Set Write
153
Connecting Patterns in Playback Order to Create a Song
154
Playing Back a Song
154
Cautions for Song Playback
154
Recording a Song
155
Editing Songs
155
Re-Recording from the Middle
155
Auditioning a Pattern
155
Copying a Song
156
Song Copy
156
Deleting Unwanted Patterns from a Song
156
Delete Pattern
156
Saving a Song that You Recorded
157
Inserting a Pattern
157
Insert Pattern
157
Song Initialize
158
Using Memory Cards
159
Inserting and Removing a Card
159
Before Using a New Card
159
Cautions When Using a Memory Card
159
Saving All Internal Settings to a Card
160
User Backup
160
Restoring the Saved Settings Back to Internal Memory
161
Backup Load
161
Copying an Entire Card
161
Card Duplicate
161
Installing the Card Protector
162
Using MC-505 Cards
162
Setting the Operating Environment
163
Controller-Related Settings
163
Setting Aftertouch Sensitivity
163
Specifying How the Pedal will Function
163
MIDI-Related Settings
164
S-Pdl Pol
164
S-Pdl Assign
164
Disconnecting the Keyboard from the Internal Sound Generator
165
Differentiating between Units of the Identical Model
165
Reception Settings for each Type of Message
166
Sequencer-Related Settings
166
Transmission Settings for each Type of Message
166
Setting the Metronome
167
Making Songs Play Continuously
167
Adjusting the Metronome Volume
167
Synchronization Settings
167
Tuning and Sound Generator Related Settings
168
Calculating a Checksum Automatically
168
Auto Checksum
168
LCD Contrast
168
Specifying How Patched will be Switched
169
Voice Reserve
169
Scale Tune
169
Resonance Limiter
169
Restoring the Factory Settings
170
Default Arpeggio Style
170
Advanced Applications
171
Taking Advantage of MIDI
171
What Is MIDI?
171
MIDI Connectors
171
Controlling the JX-305 from an External MIDI Device
172
Selecting Patches from an External MIDI Device
172
Playing from a Workstation
173
Controlling an External MIDI Device
174
Playing a Sampler
174
Synchronizing an External Sequencer
175
Synchronizing to an External Sequencer
175
Saving Pattern and Patch Data on an External Sequencer
176
Bulk Dump
176
Example of Real-Time Modify
178
Example of Multi-Effects Settings
180
Producing a Muffled Tonal Character
180
Hardening the Overall Character
180
Using Spectrum to Create a Lo-Fi Sound
180
Low-Resolution Sampler Sound
181
Modifying the Groove of a Pattern
181
Radio Simulation
181
Jet Sound
181
Auto Panning Delay Sound
182
Auto Panning Drums
182
Reverse Playback Sound
182
Troubleshooting
183
Error Message List
185
Waveform List
187
Preset Patch List
190
Preset Rhythm Set List
195
Effects Template List
203
Preset Pattern List
204
RPS Pattern List
210
RPS Set List
219
Parameter List
223
Transmit/Receive Setting List
235
MIDI Implementation
236
Data Reception
236
Channel Voice Messages
236
Parameter Address Map
243
Supplementary Material
252
Decimal/Hexadecimal Table
252
ASCII Code Table
252
Main Specifications
256
Index
257
Easy Operation List
264
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Roland JX-305 Owner's Manual (264 pages)
Brand:
Roland
| Category:
Synthesizer
| Size: 3 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
4
Features of the JX-305
8
Important Notes
9
Front and Rear Panels
10
Phones Jack
12
Power Switch
12
Rear Panel
12
Chapter 1. An Overview of the JX-305
13
How the JX-305 Is Organized
13
How the Sound Generator Is Organized
13
How the Sequencer Is Organized
14
About Memory
15
Basic Operation
16
Memory Card
16
Chapter 2. Playing the Keyboard
18
Selecting a Patch
18
(Key Mode)
18
Playing One Patch over the Entire Keyboard (Single)
18
Layering Two Patches (Dual)
19
Playing Different Patches with the Left and Right Hands
19
(Split)
19
Changing the Split Point
20
Selecting the Upper Part/Lower Part
20
Modifying the Key Mode Settings in the Editing Pages
20
Smoothly Changing the Pitch of the Sound
21
Portamento
21
Portamento On/Off
21
Changing the Time over Which the Pitch Changes
21
(Portamento Time)
21
Playing Notes Which Lie Outside the Range of the Keyboard (Octave Shift)
21
Playing Two Patches from the Keyboard
22
Changing the Pitch (Pitch Bend Lever)
22
Applying Modulation to the Sound
22
Using the Modulation Lever
22
Using Aftertouch
22
Sustaining the Notes You Play (Hold Pedal)
23
Using a Pedal to Modify the Sound (Control Pedal)
23
Pressing Chords to Produce Arpeggios (Arpeggiator)
24
Playing Arpeggios
24
Creating an Arpeggio Pattern
24
(Arpeggio Style)
25
Adding Expression to the Arpeggio (Accent Rate)
25
Changing the Pitch Range of the Arpeggio
26
Octave Range
26
Selecting the Part in Dual Mode Which
26
Will Play the Arpeggio (Arpeggio Destination)
26
Making more Detailed Settings
26
Saving Arpeggio Settings (Arpeggio Write)
28
Playing a Rhythm Set
28
Listening to Sound Processed by the Effects (Audition)
29
Chapter 3. Playing Patterns
30
Playing Patterns
30
Adjusting the Tempo
31
Viewing the Number of Measures in a Pattern
31
Muting a Specific Part (Part Mute/Rhythm Mute)
32
Transposing During Playback
32
(Real-Time Transpose)
32
Using the VALUE Dial or [INC] [DEC]
32
Using the Keyboard
33
Changing the Settings of each Part
33
Using the Part Mixer Page to Make Changes
33
Using the Editing Pages to Make Changes
34
Saving Patterns You've Modified (Pattern Write)
36
Copying and Initializing Settings
37
Playback (Real-Time Modify)
38
(Pattern Reset)
39
Modifying the Sound for an Individual Rhythm Group
39
Changing the Groove of a Pattern (Play Quantize)
40
(MIDI Update)
40
Selecting Parts to Use with Play Quantize
41
Giving Swing to the Rhythm (Shuffle Quantize)
42
Giving a Groove to the Rhythm (Groove Quantize)
43
Using Pedal for Control (Switch Pedal)
46
Specifying the Function of the Switch Pedal
46
Using the Pedal to Change the Tempo
46
(Turntable)
47
Chapter 4. One-Touch Phrase Playback (RPS)
48
Pressing Notes to Play Back Phrases
48
Causing a Phrase to Continue Playing (RPS Hold)
49
Assigning Phrases to the Keyboard
49
Making Settings for each Phrase
50
Using the Part Mixer to Modify Settings
50
Changing the Patch of each RPS Part
51
Saving the Phrases You Assigned (RPS Set Write)
52
Chapter 5. Creating Original Sounds (Patch Edit)
53
The Basis for the Sound of a Patch (Tones)
53
What a Tone Consists of
53
Sound-Editing Procedure
53
Changing the Basic Waveform of the Sound (Wave/Fxm)
56
Pitch-Related Settings
57
Modifying the Pitch (Pitch)
57
Fxm Color
57
Making the Pitch Change over Time (Pitch Envelope)
58
Making more Detailed Settings
59
Fine Tune
60
Brightness-Related Settings (Filter)
61
Modifying the Brightness of the Sound (Filter)
61
Making the Brightness Change over Time
63
(Filter Envelope)
63
Making more Detailed Settings
65
Settings Related to Volume and Pan (Amplifier)
67
Adjusting the Volume and Pan
67
Making more Detailed Settings
68
(Amplifier Envelope)
68
Applying Cyclic Changes to the Sound (LFO)
71
Adjusting the Speed of Modulation (LFO1 Rate)
72
Lfo1 Waveform
72
Adjusting the Depth of Modulation (LFO1 Depth)
73
Making more Detailed Settings
74
By each Controller (Control)
76
Adjusting the Range of Pitch Bend (Bend Range)
76
Modulation Lever
76
Control 1/2/3/4 (Control Destination 1/2/3/4)
77
Settings Common to the Entire Patch (Common)
77
Smoothly Changing the Pitch (Portamento)
77
Making more Detailed Settings
78
Portamento Mode
79
Saving Patches You've Created (Patch Write)
82
Copying and Initializing Settings
83
Patch Initialize
84
Chapter 6. Creating an Original Rhythm Set (Rhythm Edit)
85
How a Rhythm Tone Is Organized
85
Creating the Sounds
85
Specifying the Basic Waveform of the Sound (Wave)
86
Pitch-Related Settings
87
Changing the Pitch of the Sound (Pitch)
87
Making more Detailed Settings
89
Brightness-Related Settings (Filter)
90
Modifying the Brightness of the Sound (Filter)
90
(Filter Envelope)
91
Making more Detailed Settings
92
Settings Related to Volume and Pan (Amplifier)
94
Adjusting the Volume and Pan (Amplifier)
94
Creating Time-Varying Change in Volume
95
(Amplifier Envelope)
95
Making more Detailed Settings
96
Adjusting the Range of Pitch Bend (Bend Range)
97
Adjusting the Effects for each Rhythm Tone
97
Tone
97
Saving Rhythm Sets You've Created (Rhythm Set Write)
98
Copying and Initializing Settings
99
Chapter 7. Applying Effects to the Sound (Effects)
101
Turning Effects On/Off
101
Adding Reverberation to the Sound (Reverb)
102
Adjusting the Overall Reverb Volume (Reverb Level)
102
Adjusting the Reverb Volume for each Part
102
(Part Reverb Level)
102
Making more Detailed Settings
103
Adding an Echo to the Sound (Delay)
103
Adjusting the Overall Delay Volume (Delay Level)
104
(Part Delay Level)
104
Making more Detailed Settings
105
Selecting the Type (Multi-Effects Type)
106
Adjusting the Overall Multi-Effects Volume
106
(Multi-Effects Output Level)
106
Making Multi-Effects Settings
107
The Sound
114
Filter Type
116
Auto Pan
121
Specifying the Part(S) to Which Multi-Effects will be
124
Adjusting the Delay Volume for each Part Applied (Part Multi-Effects Switch)
124
Chapter 8. Recording Patterns
125
Recording Your Playing as You Perform
125
(Real-Time Recording)
125
Recording Procedure
125
Loop MIX Recording
125
Loop Replace Recording
125
(Rehearsal Function)
127
Recording an Arpeggio Performance
127
Recording Knob Movements (Modify Data)
128
Recording Smoothly Across Pattern Boundaries
128
Recording Part Mixer Operations
128
Recording the Mute Settings
129
Recording Changes in Tempo
129
(Real-Time Erase)
130
Recording Notes One at a Time (Step Recording)
131
Recording Procedure
131
Recording Notes One by One (Step Recording 1)
132
Various Ways to Input Notes
133
Recording Individual Notes to Grid Locations
134
(Step Recording 2)
134
Inputting Complex Rhythms
136
Checking the Remaining Amount of Memory
137
(Memory Information)
137
Temp (Temporary)
137
User (User Memory)
137
Card (Card Memory)
137
Chapter 9. Editing Patterns
138
Editing the Musical Data of a Specified Part (Pattern Edit)
138
Copying a Portion of a Pattern (Copy)
138
Deleting Unwanted Measures (Delete Measure)
140
Inserting Blank Measures (Insert Measure)
140
Erasing Unwanted Data (Erase)
141
Transposing the Pitch (Transpose)
142
Modifying the Strength of Notes (Change Velocity)
142
Modifying the Note Length (Change Gate Time)
143
Shifting the Timing Slightly (Shift Clock)
144
Thinning out Unneeded Data (Data Thin)
145
Converting the Note Timing of a Pattern (Reclock)
145
(Edit Quantize)
146
Individually Editing Musical Data (Microscope Edit)
146
View the Musical Data that You Input
147
Musical Data Handled in Microscope Mode
147
Deleting Musical Data (Delete Event)
150
Inserting Musical Data (Insert Event)
150
Moving Musical Data (Move Event)
151
Hiding Unwanted Musical Data (View Filter)
151
Chapter 10. Collecting Frequently Used Patterns in a Set (Pattern Set)
152
Using a Pattern Set to Recall Patterns
152
Assigning a Pattern to be Recalled
152
(Pattern Set Write)
153
Chapter 11. Connecting Patterns in Playback Order to Create a Song
154
Playing Back a Song
154
Recording a Song
155
Editing Songs (Song Edit)
155
(Delete Pattern)
156
Copying a Song (Song Copy)
156
Inserting a Pattern (Insert Pattern)
157
Saving a Song that You Recorded (Song Write)
157
Initializing Settings (Song Initialize)
158
Chapter 12. Using Memory Cards
159
Cautions When Using a Memory Card
159
Before Using a New Card (Format)
159
Saving All Internal Settings to a Card
160
(User Backup)
160
(Backup Load)
161
Deleting the Backup File from the Card
161
(Backup Delete)
161
Copying an Entire Card (Card Duplicate)
161
Chapter 13. Setting the Operating Environment of the Jx-305 (System)
163
Controller-Related Settings
163
Changing the Loudness of Notes Played on the Keyboard
163
(Keyboard Velocity)
163
Setting Aftertouch Sensitivity (Aftertouch Sens)
163
Specifying How the Pedal will Function
163
MIDI-Related Settings
164
Disconnecting the Keyboard from the Internal Sound
165
Generator (Local Switch)
165
Using an External MIDI Keyboard in Place of the Keyboard of the JX-305 (Remote Keyboard Switch)
165
Differentiating between Units of the Identical Model
165
(Device ID Number)
165
Re-Transmitting Messages Received at MIDI in from
165
MIDI out (Thru Function)
165
Specifying the Reception Status for each Part
165
(Rx Switch)
165
(Edit Transmit/Receive Mode)
165
Reception Settings for each Type of Message
166
Transmission Settings for each Type of Message
166
Sequencer-Related Settings
166
(RPS Trigger Quantize)
167
Synchronization Settings (Sync Mode)
167
Transmitting Synchronization Messages (Sync Out)
167
Making Songs Play Continuously (Loop Mode)
167
Setting the Metronome (Metronome Mode)
167
(Arpeggio Sync)
168
(Auto Checksum)
168
(Tap Resolution)
168
Adjusting the Display Contrast (LCD Contrast)
168
Tuning each Note (Scale Tune)
168
Tuning and Sound Generator Related Settings
168
Master Tune
168
Specifying How Patches will be Switched
169
(Patch Remain)
169
Specifying the Number of Notes for each Part
169
(Voice Reserve)
169
Specifying the Variable Range of Resonance
169
(Resonance Limiter)
169
Specifying the Pattern at Power-On (Default Pattern)
169
Specifying the Arpeggio Style at Power-On
170
(Default Arpeggio Style)
170
Restoring the Factory Settings (Factory Preset)
170
Chapter 14. Advanced Applications
171
Taking Advantage of MIDI
171
What Is MIDI
171
Controlling the JX-305 from an External MIDI Device
172
Controlling an External MIDI Device from the
174
Synchronizing to an External Sequencer
175
Synchronizing an External Sequencer
175
(Bulk Dump)
176
Example of Real-Time Modify
178
Filter Envelope
178
Pitch Envelope
179
Example of Multi-Effects Settings
180
Troubleshooting
183
Error Meggage List
185
Error Message List
185
Waveform List
187
Preset Patch List
190
Preset Rhythm Set List
195
Effects Template List
203
Preset Pattern List
204
RPS Pattern List
210
RPS Set List
219
Parameter List
223
Rhythm Set Parameters
226
Arpeggiator Parameters
233
System Parameters
233
Transmit/Receive Setting List
235
MIDI Implementation
236
Program Change
237
System Exclusive Messages
238
Control Change
239
MIDI Implementation Chart
254
Sequencer Section
255
Main Specifications
256
Index
257
Preset
259
Reverb
259
Multi-Effects (24 Types)
259
Tracks: 8 + MUTE CTRL Track
259
Tempo
260
Songs
260
RPS Set
260
Pattern Set
264
Roland JX-305 Owner's Manual (266 pages)
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Synthesizer
| Size: 18 MB
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Roland JX-305 Quick Start Manual (70 pages)
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Roland JX-305 Service Notes (28 pages)
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Table of Contents
Panel Layout
2
Exploded View
3
Parts List
4
Identifying the Version Number
6
Factory Preset
8
Saving and Loading User Data
9
Keyboard Parts List
16
Block Diagram
18
Circuit Board (MAIN)
20
Circuit Diagram (DIGITAL)
21
Circuit Diagram (INTERFACE)
23
Circuit Board (PANEL A)
24
Circuit Diagram (PANEL A)
25
Circuit Board (PANEL B)
26
Circuit Diagram (PANEL B)
27
Roland JX-305 Replacement Manual (9 pages)
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