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The function and its value will be shown in the display. @ Use either the VALUE slider or VALUE [A] [T] to select the new value. (5) Once you are through making settings, once again press the button for the function selected in step (2). * To make changes in the settings for other functions, repeat steps (?H4). * Any setting changes you make for the above remain stored in memory, even while the power is off. O Level M a s t. e r Le y e 1 100 Sets the overall volume. The acceptable range is 0*127. ©Tune M as t- e r T u n 0 440. 0 Adjusts the pitch. As the value is decreased, the pitch is made lower; while higher values raise the pitch. The pitch can be adjusted within the range of 415.3 to 466.2 Hz. 20 Setting Performance Functions Applying to All Parts e Chorus Chorus Leu»? 1 30 Chorus Type Short Delay Provides selection of the Chorus Level and the Type for it. The acceptable range for the Level is 0-127. The following 8 Types are available: Type Effect Chorus 1/2/3/4 Standard chorus effect. Feedback Chorus Chorus effect that simulates a fianger with soft sound. Fianger An effect that is sometimes used to simulate the takeoff and landing of a jet Short Delay A delay repeated in a short time. Short Delay (FB) A short delay repeated many times. Q Reverb Reverb' Level 5© Reverb Type F“ 1 at-e Provides selection of the Reverb Level and the Type for it. The acceptable range for the Level is 0-127. The following 8 Types are available: Type Effect Room 1/2/3 Reverb that simulates the natural echo of a room. Sharply* defined reverb with a broad spread. Hall 1/2 Reverb that simulates the natural echo of a hall. Smooth reverb, with greater depth than room. Plate This effect simulates Plate Echo (a type of reverb that uses the vibration of metal plates to produce a metallic echo). Delay Standard delay effect. Panning Delay Delay repetitions pan to left and right This effect can be used if the unit is connected to a stereo audio device. It is effective when the JV-30 is connected to a stereo system. О MIDI These settings are for functions which come into play when you connect this instrument with another MIDI-equipped unit. For details, refer to "MIDI Settings" (» p.34). 21 Setting Performance Functions for Individual Parts The following explains how to make the function settings which can be made individually for each of the Parts. [Making the Settings] m««t ; l£VTL TUNE CHO«US RÉVIRS MQ..................»............................?...j-■ MASTER f-----------------j , 1 "1 1 II 1 1 . 1 1_________1 1.......“liil “ * ► i