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General procedure
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General procedure
Selecting the ‘SMF MAKEUP TOOLS’ environment
(1) Press the [EXIT] button repeatedly until it stops
flashing to return to the main page (if necessary).
(2) Press [MENU]‰ [ADVANCED]‰ [
SMF¥MAKEUP¥TOOLS
].
(If this page is not displayed, press the [PALETTE] dis-
play button in the upper left corner.)
All modifications on this page and the related pages
are SysEx data that alter the actual song data (with-
out replacing them).
(3) Now continue with one of the following sections:
Selecting the instrument you want to edit
(a) Use the PAGE [ø][˚] display buttons in the lower
right corner to select the instrument you want to
edit.
If you select a Drum Set, the display changes as
shown below. Drum Sets are used for the drum part
of the selected song.:
(See page 92 for an explanation of the [PERC¥MUTE]
and [DRUM¥MUTE] display buttons.)
The [OCTAVE] display field disappears (because trans-
posing the drum part in octave steps doesn’t make
sense).
(b) Press the [JUMP¥TO¥1st¥NOTE] display button to
jump to the location where the instrument is used.
Playback starts automatically from that point.
Soloing or muting the instrument
(a) Select the instrument with the PAGE [ø][˚] display
buttons.
(b) If you can barely hear the Tone/Drum Set, press the
[SOLO] display button (its indicator icon must
“light”), then use [JUMP≈TO¥1st¥NOTE] to jump to
the first note of that instrument. Press [SOLO]
again to switch this function off.
(c) Use the [MUTE] display button to switch the
selected instrument off.
The corresponding part is no longer played back. (Just
as a reminder: this setting only applies to the
selected instrument and thus not necessarily to the
entire track.)
Note: In the case of the drums, you can mute two instru-
ment groups separately.
Selecting a different Tone or Drum Set
To select a different Tone or Drum Set, proceed as fol-
lows:
(a) Select the instrument with the PAGE [ø][˚] display
buttons.
(b) Press the long sound name field (next to the
instrument icon).
(c) If available, use the Family [ø][˚] display buttons to
select the Tone family.
The JM-8’s Tones are grouped into 15 families: guitar,
bass, strings, etc. The name of the selected family is
displayed in the upper left corner. The Drum Sets are
all part of the same family.
Note: See page 139 for a list of available Tones and Drum
Sets.
Note: All Drum Sets belong to the same family. The Family
[ø][˚] display buttons are not available when the indication
in the upper left corner reads “Drums”.
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- Owner’s Manual 1
- Roland Corporation U.S 2
- (323) 890-3700 2
- Important notes 7
- Before Using the CD drive 8
- Hard disk handling 8
- Electromagnetic radiations 9
- Liability and copyright 9
- About supported picture files 9
- About audio files 9
- Contents 10
- 1. Panel descriptions 12
- Left side panel 13
- Right side panel 13
- Rear panel 14
- Connecting a microphone 15
- Connecting a television 16
- Connecting a video camera 17
- Connecting a DVD player 17
- Connecting the AC adapter 18
- Turning the power on/off 18
- Adjusting the volume 19
- Listening through headphones 19
- Demo of the JM-8 20
- Returning to the main page 21
- 3. Playing back songs 22
- Name of the song you select 23
- Playing back songs on a CD 24
- Emergency eject hole 25
- WhiteRed 26
- AUDIO IN 26
- Connection and basic settings 27
- Adding effects 28
- Harmony and voice effects 30
- MELODY MUTE 32
- CENTER CANCEL 32
- (Key Control) 34
- Changing the tempo (playback 34
- Viewing Lyrics and chords 35
- Recording 37
- Burning your recording to CD 38
- Overview 40
- Playing photos automatically 40
- (Slide Show) 40
- SLIDE SHOW 41
- ZOOM / PAN 44
- VIDEO IN 45
- Dynamic video effects (ANIME) 46
- Loop function (MARK A/B) 49
- PLAYLIST 50
- Editing playlists 54
- Deleting steps 55
- Playlist Recall 56
- Important information 58
- SMF Cover: changing the 58
- Saving your modified song 58
- Saving your modified song 59
- This is one “channel strip” 60
- SMF Equalizer 62
- Using the metronome 63
- 11. Important video settings 64
- Piano Roll Options 65
- Performing while 66
- (DigiScore) 66
- Preparing your pictures 68
- Important video settings 70
- Burning audio files 72
- Burning audio files to a CD 74
- Info/Format 77
- Managing files on the JM-8 78
- 14. Editing Lyrics 79
- Synchronizing the text file 80
- Resynching lyrics 81
- Editing Lyrics 82
- 15. General settings 83
- Optional footswitch 83
- Tuning the JM-8 84
- GLOBAL functions 84
- SYSTEM section 85
- SONG section 85
- Makeup Tools 86
- General procedure 87
- Editing other aspects 88
- SOUND EDIT for Tones 91
- SOUND EDIT for Drum Sets 92
- DRUM INSTR EDIT 92
- Before saving your settings 95
- Setting MIDI channels on the 98
- ‘EXTERNAL IN’ 98
- MIDI parameters for the SONG 100
- Leaving the ‘MIDI EDIT’ page 101
- Connecting your computer 102
- MIDI synchronization 102
- Using MIDI Sets 103
- 18. V-LINK function 104
- MIDI OUT 104
- Using a V-LINK compatible 105
- Using a generic keyboard for 106
- V-LINK control 106
- VIMA JM-8 107
- General considerations 109
- Selecting the 16-track 109
- Editing 16-track songs 110
- Editing the Master Track 120
- Editing events 125
- Other MICRO EDIT operations 125
- Recording an SMF song from 127
- RECORDING SELECT Meaning 129
- Saving your song 130
- Saving your song ‘manually’ 131
- 20. Troubleshooting 133
- 21. Specifications 135
- 22. Shortcut list 137
- 23. MIDI Implementation Chart 138
- Tone List 140
- 25. Drum Sets 143
- Drum Sets 144
- 43. Low Boost 159
- 44. Super Filter 159
- 45. Step Filter 159
- 46. Humanizer 159
- 47. Speaker Sim 159
- MFX types and parameters 162
- 59. 3D Flanger 162
- 60. 3D Step Flgr 162
- 61. Band Chorus 162
- 62. Band Flanger 163
- 63. Band Step Flg 163
- 64. VS Overdrive 163
- 65. VS Distortion 163
- 66. GT Amp Simul 163
- 67. Gate 164
- 68. Long Delay 164
- 69. Serial Delay 164
- 70. MLT Tap DLY 165
- 71. Reverse DLY 165
- 72. Shuffle DLY 165
- 73. 3D Delay 165
- 74. Long Time DLY 166
- 75. Tape Echo 166
- 76. LoFi Noise 166
- 83. VIB-OD-Rotary 168
- 84. Center Canc 168
- 27. Index 169
- Information 173
- For EU Countries 175
- For China 175
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