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Adding pictures to the music
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VIMA JM-8
6. Adding pictures to the music
You can connect an external display or a television to the JM-8, and use it to watch a slide show, a notation, or video
footage from another device connected to the JM-8.
Overview
Before showing you how to use the JM-8’s video func-
tionality, let us briefly look at the possibilities.
Note: Any video information that can be transmitted to an
external screen or TV set can also be viewed in the JM-8’s
internal display: just switch on the [VIDEO MONITOR] button.
Enjoy a slide show of photos from your digital
camera (see right)
Photos of your vacation or family can be viewed as a
slide show on a big-screen television or other exter-
nal display connected to the JM-8. Simply connect
your digital camera to the JM-8 using a USB cable,
and you’re ready to enjoy a slide show.
Zoom/pan the images of a slide show (page 44)
In addition to simply switching the images in a slide
show, you can zoom or pan the images for even more
enjoyment.
Perform with a background video from a DVD
player (page 17)
You can connect your DVD player to the VIDEO IN
socket and display the DVD video on a television or
an external display connected to the JM-8. By con-
necting the video device’s audio outputs to the JM-8
AUDIO IN sockets, you can listen to the music or nar-
ration.
Enjoy powerful sound and big-screen playback
from your portable audio/video player
By connecting your portable audio/video player to
the JM-8, you can enjoy powerful sound from the
amplification system connected to the JM-8 and big-
screen playback from a television or an external dis-
play connected to the JM-8. You can also attenuate
the melody from the portable audio player connected
to the JM-8 and sing along yourself (see p. 32).
Use the “ANIME” effect to add movement to
images (page 46)
The “ANIME” effect is a special effect that displays
graphics in synchronization with the song that’s
playing or with the timing at which you press the
keys of an external MIDI instrument.
This can enhance the visual impact when you’re per-
forming along with a song or along with a slide show
or the video signal of an external DVD player.
Note: The “ANIME” function is only available when you
play back Standard MIDI Files. It cannot be used together
with the “ZOOM/PAN” function.
View the score of the selected SMF part
(page 66)
The JM-8 provides a screen where the score of the
selected SMF part is displayed in real-time.
Note: This function is not available for audio files.
Follow the lyrics and chords of the selected song
(see p. 35)
The JM-8 can display the lyrics of the songs you play
back in synchronization with the music. For Standard
MIDI Files, it can even display the chords.
Playing photos automatically
(Slide Show)
“Slide Show” is a function that displays photos in suc-
cession. You can have the photos switch automatically
at the time interval you specify, somewhat like watch-
ing a movie.
Note: You can specify how the transition will occur between
images (photos) in the slide show. For details, refer to page 70.
Enjoying a VIMA TUNES slide show
You can watch a slide show while listening to a song on
an optional “VIMA TUNES” CD-ROM (produced for the
VIMA series).
Songs on “VIMA TUNES” CD-ROMs provide slide show
images suitable for each song, making it easy for you to
enjoy a slide show without having to provide your own
photos.
(1) Connect an external screen to the JM-8 (see p. 16).
(2) Insert the desired “VIMA TUNES” CD-ROM into the
CD drive on the right side panel.
“VIMA TUNES” songs are sold on CD-ROMs available
from your Roland dealer.
(3) Select a song (see p. 24).
Note: If “START WITH SONG” on p. 71 is switched on, slide
show playback starts as soon as you start song playback
and the [SLIDE SHOW] button is activated automatically.
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