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Parameter

Range

Description

Total volume

00 to 99

This Factor allows to set an individual volume for each

Patch Memory. This is useful to reduce the volume

difference between the Patch Memories. 00 is the

minimum value and 99 the maximum.

After touch vib

00 to 99

The sensitivity of each Aftertouch can be set. At 00

value, the effect is off, and the higher value deepens

the effect.

After touch BRD

00 to 99

After touch VOL

00 to 99

Upper tone

1 to 100

These Factors select the Tones for the Upper and

Lower sections.

Lower tone

1 to 100

Up chromatic shift

-24 to 0 to +24

Using these Factors, you can shift the pitches of the

Upper and the Lower kyeboards separately in semi-

tone steps in the range of 4 octaves; 2 octaves upper

and lower. If a number higher than +5 is assigned, the

highest octave substitutes it, and the value lower than -

7 (such as -8, -

9 etc.) is assigned, the lowerst octave

substitutes it.

lo chromatic shift

-24 to 0 to +24

Upper key assign

Poly 1

Poly 2

Unison 1

Unison 2

Mono 1

Mono 2

POLY 1

This mode turns each of the Upper and the Lower

Keyboards of the JX-

1 0 to a 6 voice polyphonic

synthesizer assigning one synthesizer module to each

key pressed. This is suitable for the sound whose

envelope curve is similar to piano's or guitar's,

therefore chosen for usual performance.

POLY 2

This mode is very similar to Poly mode above

assigning only one synthesizer voice to each key

pressed. However, the same module as assigned to

the key previously played is

assigned to the note

played later. So, this

mode is suitable for the

performance with portamento effect.

UNISON 1

In this mode, two sound modules are assigned to each

key, therefore the created

sound is richer than in Poly

mode. That is,

each of the Upper and the Lower

sections becomes 3 voice synthesizer.

UNISON 2

This is similar to the Unison mode above, but the one

of the two modules is one octave lower than the other.

MONO 1

This mode turns each of the Upper and the Lower

Keyboard to a single voice synthesizer

that assigns

one module to each key.

MONO 2

This mode turns each of the Upper and the Lower

Keyboard to the monophonic synthesizer that assigns 6

modules to one key pressed.

Lower key assign

Poly 1

Poly 2

Unison 1

Unison 2

Mono 1

Mono 2

The Upper and the Lower sections of the keyboard can have different Key Assign modes, which makes various

interesting combinations. However, please note that when the Whole key Mode is selected, the Key Assign Factor

you set will be ignored, and when the Portamento is turned on, the Poly 2 is automatically selected, and when it is

off, the Poly 1 mode is selected. Also, when the Key Mode is either the Touch Voice or Cross Fade, the Key Assign

selected on the Lower will be ignored and the Key Assign of the Upper will work.

Parameter

Range

Description

Up unison detune

-50 to 00 to +50

When the Key Assign is set to either the Unison 1 or

Unison 2, either of the two modules can be detuned

using these Factors. “+” works to raise the pitch and “-“

to lower it.

Lo unison detune

-50 to 00 to +50

Upper hold

On off

When the Pedal Switch is used for the Hold effect,

these Factors can turn on or off the

Hold effect

separately on the Upper and Lower.

Lower hold

On off

Upper lfo mod depth

00 to 99

These Factors can set the depth of the Vibrato effects

obtained with the Bender lever. At 00 value, no effect is

obtained, and increasing the value deepens the effect

lower lfo mod depth

00 to 99

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