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JV-1080 Performance Listing                                                              Faxback # 10453

User Bank
01

EasternSplit

02 Opening 

Orch

03

Feedback EP

04 Humming 

Vox 

05 

Tekno Loop 1

06 

Fr.Horn Sect

07

SpaceCarrier

08 Orchestral 
09

Nebular Vox 

10 Terminator
11 

Flying Jazz

12

Sweeper

13

Rave Split

14

Multi Sax

15

Cosmic Dawn

16 

Bass / Lead

17 

S&H / Pad

18

Pad

19

Kicks Attack

20 Step 

Brass

21

Drone / Pipe

22 Chime 

Dreams

23

Tekno Loop 2

24 Big 

Band

25 Labyrinth
26 White 

Hole

27 

Cyber Sweep

28 Tekno 

Asia

29 1080 

Fantasy

30 Pop 

Ballad

31

Rhythmatic

32

Power JV

PR-A (Preset A Bank)
01

House Set

02 Analectro
03

Anatronic

04

Tekno Pop 1

05 

Tekno Pop 2

06 

Hard Core

07 

Hi Energy

08

Pop Dance 

09

Acid Set

10 

Ambient Set

11

Electro Pop

12

Pop Set 1

13

Pop Set 2

14 

Pop Set 3 

15

Pop Set 4 

16 

L.A. Ballad 

17

Hip Hop Set 

18

Funk Rock

19

Funk Fusion

20 

Heavy Metal

21

Heavy Kids

22

Latin Set 

23 BrazilianSet
24

New Age 1

25

New Age 2 

26 Orchestra 
27

Concerto 

28

Film Score 1

29

Film Score 2

30

Symphonic

31

Chamber Set

32

Baroque Set

PR-B (Preset B Bank)
01

Africa

02

World Ethnic

03

Asian Ethnic

04 Asian 

Band

05

60’s Set

06 

Blues Band

07

Country Band

08

Folk Set

09

Reggae Band

10

FunkWah Band

11

Funkin’Phaze

12

Zydeco Band

13

New Orleans

14

Dixieland

15

Big Band Set

16

Cont.Jazz 1

17 

Cont.Jazz 2

18

Ac.Jazz Set

19

Gospel Set 

20

All Strings

21

All Brass

22

All Piano 1

23

All Piano 2

24

All Keyboard

25

All Organ

26 All 

Winds

27

All Bells

28

Mlt & Perc

29

All Seq

30 All 

Bass

31

All Pad

32

All FX

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Page 167: ...ede 086 Intentions 087 Nylon Rhodes 088 Huff N Stuff 089 Finger Bass 090 Gospel Spin 091 Harmonicum 092 Impact 093 Rotary Gtr 094 Tp Sax Sect 095 Tubular Vox 096 Sawteeth 097 Ocean Floor 098 E Grand 099 Clarinet mp 100 Bass in Face 101 Britelow Bass 102 Mellow Bars 103 LetterFrmPat 104 MG Solo 105 Air Lead 106 Raya Shaku 107 Greek Power 108 Biosphere 109 EP Mod Pad 110 Chambers 111 Nomad Perc 112 ...

Page 168: ...015 Ac Upright 016 Wet Fretls 017 Fretls Dry 018 Slap Bass 1 019 Slap Bass 2 020 Slap Bass 3 021 Slap Bass 4 022 4 Pole Bass 023 Tick Bass 024 House Bass 025 Mondo Bass 026 Clk AnalogBs 027 Bass In Face 028 101 Bass 029 Noiz Bass 030 Super Jup Bs 031 Occitan Bass 032 Hugo Bass 033 Multi Bass 034 Moist Bass 035 BritelowBass 036 Untamed Bass 037 Rubber Bass 038 Stereoww Bs 039 Wonder Bass 040 Deep B...

Page 169: ...P 8Haunting 073 Heirborne 074 Hush Pad 075 Jet Pad 1 076 Jet Pad 2 077 Phaze Pad 078 Phaze Str 079 Jet Str Ens 080 Pivotal Pad 081 3D Flanged 082 Fantawine 083 Glassy Pad 084 Moving Glass 085 Glasswaves 086 Shiny Pad 087 ShiftedGlass 088 Chime Pad 089 Spin Pad 090 Rotary Pad 091 Dawn 2 Dusk 092 Aurora 093 Strobe Mode 094 Albion 095 Running Pad 096 Stepped Pad 097 Random Pad 098 SoundtrkDANC 099 Fl...

Page 170: ...le Blow 078 Shakuhachi 079 Whistle 080 Ocarina 081 Square Wave 082 Saw Wave 083 Syn Calliope 084 Chiffer Lead 085 Charang 086 Solo Vox 087 5th Saw Wave 088 Bass Lead 089 Fantasia 090 Warm Pad 091 Polysynth 092 Space Voice 093 Bowed Glass 094 Metal Pad 095 Halo Pad 096 Sweep Pad 097 Ice Rain 098 Soundtrack 099 Crystal 100 Atmosphere 101 Brightness 102 Goblin 103 Echo Drops 104 Star Theme 105 Sitar ...

Page 171: ...no Pop 1 05 Tekno Pop 2 06 Hard Core 07 Hi Energy 08 Pop Dance 09 Acid Set 10 Ambient Set 11 Electro Pop 12 Pop Set 1 13 Pop Set 2 14 Pop Set 3 15 Pop Set 4 16 L A Ballad 17 Hip Hop Set 18 Funk Rock 19 Funk Fusion 20 Heavy Metal 21 Heavy Kids 22 Latin Set 23 BrazilianSet 24 New Age 1 25 New Age 2 26 Orchestra 27 Concerto 28 Film Score 1 29 Film Score 2 30 Symphonic 31 Chamber Set 32 Baroque Set PR...

Page 172: ...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 Patch A Patch is an individual ÒplayableÓ sound that is comprised of up to four Tones In a Patch Tones can be enhanced with added characteristics using such things as TVA TVF LFOs and effects processin...

Page 173: ...ce mode In the PATCH RHYTHM modes the orange text below the buttons is applicable when the PARAMETER button is lit When the PARAMETER button is not lit the TONE SWITCH and TONE SELECT buttons are active see the orange text above the buttons The TONE SWITCH buttons allow you to turn Tones on and off The TONE SELECT buttons allow you to select which Tones will be edited The gray text below the butto...

Page 174: ... to play the sounds For our purposes we will assume you are using a keyboard which is the most common type of controller To setup a MIDI keyboard as a controller for the JV 1080 use the following procedure 1 First connect a MIDI cable from MIDI OUT of your keyboard to MIDI IN of the JV 1080 2 Then set the MIDI transmit channel of your keyboard to MIDI channel 1 3 Press PATCH so it is lit The JV 10...

Page 175: ...iously described each bank contains two drum kits IV Setting up a Performance for Sequencing Performance mode allows you to have multiple instruments playing at the same time Each Performance contains up to 15 different Patches plus a Rhythm Kit Certain Performances contain Parts that are assigned independent MIDI channels and are designed primarily for MIDI sequencing Use the following procedure ...

Page 176: ... For example if a Patch contains a Tone that was set to a pan position of L63 and you set the pan position for the Part containing that Patch to R63 that Tone would be heard in the center pan position On these Patches it is a good idea to set the pan position for each Tone to Ò0Ó center while in Patch edit mode You can then save the edited version of this Patch to a User location From Performance ...

Page 177: ...ady determined that Part 2 in this Performance is using the Patch selected in step 5 above From the previous display use the following procedure to record Part 2 1 Select track 2 on your sequencer and enable it for recording 2 Set the MIDI channel on your keyboard and or sequencer to MIDI channel 2 3 Start recording on your sequencer and play your keyboard 4 Playback your song from the beginning t...

Page 178: ...ect a sound Bank Select MSB Value Bank Select LSB Value MIDI Bank Select Program Change Patch Group JV Patch Number 80 0 10 240 0 127 User 1 128 81 0 10 368 0 127 Preset A 1 128 81 1 10 369 0 127 Preset B 1 128 81 2 10 370 0 127 Preset C 1 128 81 3 10 371 0 127 Preset D GM 1 128 82 0 10 623 0 127 Data Card 1 128 83 0 10 624 0 127 PCM Card 1 128 84 0 10 752 0 127 Expansion A 1 128 84 1 10 753 0 127...

Page 179: ...UTPUT 2 This routes the Part Patch to the OUTPUT 2 L R OUTS PATCH This routes the Part Patch using the effects and output settings determined for each Tone as the Patch was setup in Patch mode NOTE The amount of REVERB and CHORUS on a given Part is controlled by the REVERB and CHORUS send levels Effects Routing 1 Press PERFORM so it is lit 2 Press PARAMETER so it is lit 3 Press the EFFECTS 2 10 bu...

Page 180: ...button to select the Patch displayed under ÒNUMBERÓ and use the VALUE knob to select the Patch from which you wish to copy the effects 7 Press ENTER to copy the effects from the Patch youÕve selected to the current Performance 8 Press EXIT to return to Performance Play mode Once the effects settings are copied to the Performance we need to set the output of the Part to match the output settings of...

Page 181: ...080 System Controller in System mode as previously described you can then assign it to either Control Source 2 or 3 in a Patch Since we have already assigned a slider or foot pedal to transmit CC16 letÕs use CC16 to control the cutoff frequency and resonance of a Patch 1 From Patch Mode select Patch ÒPR B 054 Syncrosonix Ó 2 Press the PARAMETER and CONTROL 3 11 buttons so they are lit 3 Use the UP...

Page 182: ... JV 1080 as well as 128 user patches Any installed expansion boards also have patches that can be accessed directly from the JV 1080 s front panel 1 Press PATCH 2 Use the USER CARD PRESET and EXP buttons to select the desired group of patches 3 Use the A B C D buttons to determine which bank of patches you wish to use 4 Use the VALUE dial to choose patches Notice that turning the dial moves throug...

Page 183: ...r parts press PARAMETER again turning it off Now you can use the 8 PART SELECT buttons written in blue to choose which part you want to edit The 1 8 9 16 button will choose between Parts 1 through 8 or 9 through 16 respectively 4 You can select other part parameters by pressing PARAMETER again and then pressing any PERFORMANCE EDIT button written in blue i e COMMON EFFECTS MIDI etc 5 You can also ...

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