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©1997 Roland Corporation U.S. MIDI Sequencing with the Roland JV-1080 Page 9 of 10
4) Press the DOWN CURSOR button until you get to the ÒPERFORM EFX OUTÓ screen. Here, you can
select the output routing for the Insert effect (and subsequently the Parts whose outputs youÕve routed to
EFX) and the overall output level. Use the RIGHT CURSOR button and VALUE knob to adjust the
amount of Chorus and Reverb applied after the Insert effect.
5) Use the DOWN CURSOR button to access the ÒPERFORM CHORUSÓ screen. Here you can adjust the
Chorus parameters to make it suitable for your Performance.
6) Use the DOWN CURSOR button to access the ÒPERFORM REVERBÓ screen. Here you can select a
Reverb type and adjust the various parameters as desired.
NOTE: Since a Performance allows you to use 16 different Patches at once, you may want to alter the
amount of effects (Chorus and Reverb) on a given Part to suit the sound (Patch). Use the procedure on
Page 8 to change the effect level individually for each of the Performance Parts. The Insert effect level will
be controlled globally by the Level parameter in theÓ PERFORM EFX PRMÓ screen for all Parts whose
outputs are set to EFX in the Ò PART OUTPUTÓ screen.
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. Use the following procedure
to copy the effects from a Patch to a Performance:
1) Press UTILITY.
2) Press the RIGHT CURSOR button to select ÒCOPYÓ (it will start to flash).
3) Press ENTER.
4) Press the DOWN CURSOR button to access the ÒPERFORM EFX COPYÓ screen.
5) Use the LEFT CURSOR button and VALUE knob to set the Source to ÒPATCH.Ó
6) Use the RIGHT CURSOR 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 the Patch in Patch Mode.
1) Make sure that the PARAMETER, PALETTE, and EFFECTS (2/10) buttons are lit. Use the UP/DOWN
CURSOR buttons to access the ÒOUTPUT ASSIGNÓ screen.
2) Use the LEFT/RIGHT CURSOR buttons to select the Part (1-16) that contains the Patch that was used as
the effects source in step #6 above.
3) Use the VALUE knob to select PAT.
4) Use the DOWN CURSOR button to select ÒOUTPUT LEVELÓ and use the VALUE knob to select 127.
5) Use the DOWN CURSOR button to select ÒCHORUS SENDÓ and use the VALUE knob to select 127.
6) Use the DOWN CURSOR button to select ÒREVERB SENDÓ and use the VALUE knob to select 127.
7) Press PALETTE (so it is not lit) and use the CURSOR buttons to access the ÒPERFORM EFX TYPEÓ
screen.
8) Use the LEFT/RIGHT CURSOR buttons to select ÒSOURCEÓ and use the VALUE knob to select ÒPERFORM.Ó
VII. System Controllers
As was mentioned in the Effects section, certain effects parameters can be modified in real-time by
controllers Ð adding an additional element of expressiveness to a Performance. These controllers include
aftertouch (key pressure), modulation, foot pedal, or a special type called ÒSystem Controllers.Ó ÒSystem
ControllersÓ allow you to globally assign a MIDI controller message to one of two System Controller
locations. This provides a great deal of flexibility when using external keyboards, pedals, or any other type
of MIDI controller. Use the following procedure to assign System Controllers to control the rotary speed on
an organ Patch:
1) Press SYSTEM, so it is lit.
2) Press the MIDI (3/11) button, so it is lit.
3) Use the UP/DOWN CURSOR buttons to access the ÒCONTROL ASSIGN1Ó screen. Here you can assign a
MIDI continuous controller (CC) to either Control 1 or Control 2.