Using the scene function (scene), Recalling a scene, Scene edit – Roland JUPITER-X Synthesizer User Manual

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Using the Scene Function

(SCENE)

When you turn on the power, the first screen that appears is the SCENE

TOP screen.
Here you can switch between scenes when playing.

Current internal

temperature

Scene bank–Scene number

Scene name

Bluetooth Sw

9

: Key Sw is ON

+: Arpeggio part

8

: Key Sw is OFF

-

: Current part

_ : Part Sw is OFF

5

: Being edited

simultaneously

9

: PARTIAL Sw is ON

8

: PARTIAL Sw is OFF

– : Being edited

Recalling a scene

1.

Press the

[SCENE] button

to access the SCENE TOP screen.

* The SCENE TOP screen is the first screen that appears when you turn on

the power.

* When the

[PART] button

is lit, press the

[PART] button

to return to the

SCENE TOP screen.

2.

Use the

[1]

[16] buttons

to select a scene.

* Press the

[ENTER] button

to display the scene list. You can select a scene.

* If the SYSTEM parameter SCENE LOCK is

“ON,”

a confirmation screen

appears when you switch scenes.

Switching between scene banks and recalling scenes

1.

Hold down the

[SHIFT] button

and press the

[1]

[16]

buttons

to select a scene bank.

2.

Use the

[1]

[16] buttons

to select a scene.

* To recall a different scene bank than the one that’s currently selected,

select the scene bank and then press the

[1]

[16] buttons

.

* You can also use the

[1]

and

[2] knobs

to switch scenes. The scene changes

at the same time you turn the knob.

Scene Edit

Here’s how to edit the scene parameters.

1.

Press the

[SCENE] button

to access the top screen.

2.

Press the

PAGE [>] button

to move to the SCENE COMMON

EDIT screen.

3.

Use the

[1] knob

to select a parameter.

4.

Use the

[2] knob

to edit the value.

5.

When you’re finished editing, press the

[EXIT] button

to

return to the scene screen.

Save the scene after you’ve finished editing.

&

“Saving a scene”

(p. 13)

Saving a scene

The edits that you make to a part or tone, or the data that you record,

are temporary. They are lost when you turn off the power, or when

you select another scene or tone. If you want to keep the result of your

editing or recording, you must save it to a scene.

* If you want to save a tone individually, use the tone write operation (p.

15).

1.

Hold down the

[SCENE] button

and press the

[WRITE] button

.

The WRITE MENU screen appears.

2.

Use the

[1] knob

or

[2] knob

to select

“SCENE,”

and then

press the

[ENTER] button

.

3.

Use the

[1] knob

to select the save-destination, and then

press the

[ENTER] button

.

If you want to rename the scene that’s being saved, use the

PAGE

[<] [>] buttons

to move the cursor and use the

[2] knob

to specify

characters.

4.

Press the

[ENTER] button

.

A confirmation message appears.
If you decide to cancel, press the

[EXIT] button

.

5.

To execute, press the

[ENTER] button

.

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