Roland JV-1010 User Manual download pdf (Page 16)

One of SoundDiver’s great strengths is that it allows you to easily

organize your patches, performances and rhythm sets.

We’ve already created a library by copying the entire contents of the

JV-1010’s memory. You can also build libraries by selecting “New” from

the File menu and copying patches, performances and/or rhythm sets

into the new, empty library window.You can do this by selecting, copying

and pasting them from the Memory Manager, or by simply dragging

them into their desired positions in the library.

You can also re-organize the contents of the JV-1010’s user memory by

dragging any user patch, performance or rhythm set to a new location—

whatever’s already there trades places with it when you click Store in

response to the dialog that appears.

When you drag a preset patch, performance or rhythm set to a new

location, no swapping occurs—anything currently in the new location is

deleted. SoundDiver copies the preset to the new location while its

original remains in place since the JV-1010’s preset memory is not

rewritable. The dialog still says “Swap,” but means “Copy” in this case.

When AutoSurf is on, a patch, performance or rhythm set is transmitted

immediately to the corresponding user memory location in the JV-1010

as soon as you move it to its new location.

®ÂØÒÅˆÎ Supplemental Notes Using the JV-1010 with SoundDiver

XIX. Organizing Your Sounds

Before you can drag a preset to a new location in SoundDiver, you must

first retrieve it from the JV-1010 as described on the previous page.

Note

Since dragging a preset patch, performance or rhythm set to an

already-occupied user memory location deletes anything currently

stored there, you may want to drag the location’s current occupant to

the appropriate edit buffer for safekeeping until you can move it to a new

location. You can also temporarily stash up to 16 patches in the Temp

Patches buffers.

Tip

When AutoSurf is off, no patches, performances or rhythm sets you

move—or edits you make—are transmitted automatically to the

JV-1010. You can manually transmit them by selecting whatever it is you

want to send, and typing Command-T (

MacOS

) or Ctrl-T (

Windows

Tip

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