Roland JV-2080, Дополнительные заметки

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®ÂØÒňΠSupplemental Notes JV-2080 Frequently Asked Questions
6) Use the VALUE dial to select “127.”
7) Use the CURSOR buttons to select “Chorus Send.”
8) Use the VALUE dial to select “127.”
9) Use the CURSOR buttons to select “Reverb Send.”
10) Use the VALUE dial to select “127.”
11) Press F6[PART 1] to return to the single Part view.
12) Press F1[GENERAL] to select the EFX Information
editing page.
13) Use the CURSOR buttons to select “EFX-A.”
14) Use the VALUE dial to set the EFX-Source to
“PERFORM.”
15) Repeat steps 3-14 for any two additional Parts using
“Pt-B” or “Pt-C” as Output Assignments.
The JV-2080 has five independent effects processors:
three insert effects plus reverb and chorus. The effects
parameters for each of these processors can be chosen
per Performance. Each of the 16 Parts in a Performance
can be routed through these processors if desired. There
are nine options for routing Parts through the built-in
effects processors:
MIX: Routes the sound to the MIX L&R outputs
without using the EFX (insert) processors.
Fx-A Routes the sound to MIX L&R outputs
with the EFX (insert) A processor.
Fx-B Routes the sound to MIX L&R outputs
with the EFX (insert) B processor.
Fx-C Routes the sound to MIX L&R outputs
with the EFX (insert) C processor.
DI1 Routes the sound to the DIRECT1 L&R
outputs without the EFX (insert) processors.
DI2 Routes the sound to the DIRECT2 L&R
outputs without the EFX (insert) processors.
Pt-A Uses the Patch’s output settings to deter-
mine the above mentioned routing for
EFX (insert) A. This allows for individual
routing per Tone.
Pt-B Uses the Patch’s output settings to deter-
mine the above mentioned routing for
EFX (insert) B. This allows for individual
routing per Tone.
Pt-C Uses the Patch’s output settings to deter-
mine the above mentioned routing for
EFX (insert) C. This allows for individual
routing per Tone.
©1999 Roland Corporation U.S. JV-2080 Frequently Asked Questions Faxback # 21074 Page 11
Adjusting the Output Settings for a Part (continued).
X.
What is the Difference Between the Various Effect
Routing Options?