Roland JX-10 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 27)

ENV (Envelope Generator)

This generates the control voltage (Envelope) which controls the DCC, VCF and VCA, therefore alters the pitch,

tone color and volume in each note.

Parameter

Data

Value

Function

Programmer

Number

Display

ENV1 ATT

This determines the time required for the voltage to

reach its maximum from the moment the key is

played.

ENV-1 Attack Time

ENV2 ATT

ENV-2 Attack Time

ENV 1 DECY

This determines the time required for the voltage to

drop from the maximum to the sustain level.

ENV-1 Decay Time

ENV2 DECY

ENV-2 Decay Time

ENV1 SUS

This sets the sustain level to which the voltage falls

at the end of the decay time. Therefore, at its

maximum setting, Decay Time Knob has no effect.

ENV-1 Sustain Level

ENV2 SUS

ENV-2 Sustain Level

ENV1 REL

This sets the time needed for the voltage to reach

zero from the moment the key is released.

ENV-1 Release Time

ENV2 REL

ENV-2 Release Time

ENV1 KEY

OFF

This changes the time required for an ENV curve to

complete its curve (= ENV time). At OFF, all the

pitches have the same ENV time. As the value is

increased, higher keys have shorter ENV time.

(Note 2)

ENV-1 Key Follow

ENV2 KEY

ENV-2 Key Follow

PROCEDURE

1. Push the TONE of the Edit Buttons. The Display respond with:

2. Using the relevant Ten Keys, assign the number of the parameter you wish to

edit. As shown right, push the key in the correct order, then hit the Enter key.

3. As you actually hear the sound, change the value.

4. To continue to edit other parameter, repeat the step 2 – 4

The α Dial also can be used for calling a parameter. Push the TONE then the PARAM buttons, then rotate the α

Dial, and the parameter shown in the Display changes sequencially. When the parameter you want is shown, push

the VALUE of the Edit Buttons, then edit the value with the α Dial.

When you have completed editing the Tone, push the TONE button. The indicator of the TONE will go out and the

Display returns to the usual indication except that the Tone Number flashes showing that the Tone is edited but not

yet written into memory. If you call other Patch Memory at this stage, the edited Tone will be erased.

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