XV-3080
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- Q.How do I set my Roland editor software to communicate with my keyboard/sound module so that I can edit sounds from the PC?
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Many Roland keyboards and sound modules come with ･･･
- Q.Can the XV series / Fantom load Patch/Rhythm Set data of the JV series and XP series using the Bulk Dump function?
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YES. The Patch/Rhythm Set data created on ･･･
- Q.Sometimes I cannot get the pitch to bend during legato style playing on the keyboard. Could you tell me why this happens?
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The pitch of a note may not raise fully to the pitch of the ･･･
- Q.Can the Patches or Rhythm Set of the JV-1080/JV-2080 stored in the data card (M-512/M-256 etc…) be loaded to the XV series ?
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There are two following ways: Method 1: (Utilizing the ･･･
- Q.The LCD screen sometimes becomes difficult to read. Why does this happen ?
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The LCD screen of the XV-3080/XV-88/XV-5080/XV-5050 is ･･･
- Q.In what situations might I find the Patch Finder useful ?
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Use the Patch Finder in the Patch Play screen (press [PATCH]), ･･･
- Q.I got a sudden change to the sound of the Patch which I registered in the FAVORITE LIST (FAVORITE SOUND). Why did this happen ?
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The Favorite List saves the Bank and Number of the Patch being ･･･
- Q.What are the differences among the output jack A(MIX), B, C, D and other output jacks ?
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In the standard setting, all the sound including the effect ･･･
- Q.I cannot get enough Chorus (Delay) or Reverb sound in the Performance mode, even though I raise the send level of the Chorus (Delay) or the Reverb considerably. Why does this happen?
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The XV series has a parameter to control the send level for ･･･
- Q.: Is it possible to set the Patch: Chorus and Reverb send levels regardless of whether or not the Multi Effect (MFX) is used ?
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The send level for the Chorus and the Reverb can be set ･･･
- Q.Does the XV series work as a GM2 sound module when receiving the "GM2 System On" MIDI message ?
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The XV series can work as a GM2 sound module when receiving ･･･
- Q.How can I set the effect individually on a specific instrument in a Rhythm Set ?
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The XV-3080/XV-88/XV-5080/XV-5050/Fantom 1. Set the Tone ･･･
- Q.Is it possible for the XV series to use two or more Rhythm Sets in the Performance mode ?
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With the XV series / Fantom any Part of the Performance can be ･･･
- Q.The sound comes out from the other side when the Panpot is set to full one side. What causes this to happen?
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Below are two conditions that may cause this problem. ･･･
- Q.Both Volume and Pan are reset when I select a new Patch in Patch Mode. Why is this?
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Set Patch Remain to ON so that the Control Change information ･･･
- Q.Why does the sound get cutoff for a moment when I select a new Patch ? Is there any way to solve this problem?
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The XP series exchanges a vast amount of data when changing to ･･･
- Q.When the Performance Control Channel of an XV series is set to the same MIDI channel as a Part, what will happen when they receive the same MIDI messages ?
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When the XV series receives a Program Change and a ･･･
- Q.I set up a Key Range in the Performance Mode. But sometimes the actual key range turns to be narrower than my setting. Why is this ?
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The Key Range setting can also be set in each Patch of your ･･･
- Q.What will happen if I lose power during tone editing ? Also, what will happen to my edited patch if I select a different one?
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It will disappear. If you want to retain the contents of an ･･･
- Q.Can I reset my User banks back to factory settings?
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Yes, the XV series are equipped with a Factory Reset function. ･･･
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