Selecting Output Jacks | Roland XV-3080 specification

Chapter 3 Selecting Output Jacks

OUTPUT jack, and Rhythm Tones routed to the INDIVIDUAL 4/6 jacks are sent to the right A(MIX) OUTPUT jack.

PARALLEL: Rhythm Tones are routed to output jacks according to their output settings.

*The XV-3080’s Master Level and Mix/Parallel settings are each established using a single global parameter.

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Roland XV-3080 owner manual Selecting Output Jacks

XV-3080 specifications

The Roland XV-3080 is a powerful and versatile sound module that has become a favorite among musicians, producers, and composers since its release in the late 1990s. This module is renowned for its extensive sound library, advanced synthesis capabilities, and user-friendly interface, making it a staple in studios and on stages worldwide.

One of the standout features of the XV-3080 is its impressive range of sounds. It boasts 1,024 preset sounds and 256 user patches, which can be expanded with Roland's SR-JV80 expansion boards to access even more diverse sounds. The XV-3080 is equipped with a Waveform Memory of 128 MB, providing high-quality samples and ensuring rich, detailed sound. The module also features a powerful multitimbral engine, allowing up to 16 simultaneous parts to be played, making it an ideal choice for complex arrangements and live performances.

Another key technology in the XV-3080 is its advanced SuperNATURAL technology. This innovation enhances traditional sample playback by incorporating physical modeling, enabling more expressive and nuanced tones. Musicians can take advantage of features like dynamic layering and velocity-sensitive control, adding an organic quality that is often missing in digital instruments.

The built-in effects processor is another highlight, offering a wide range of high-quality effects, including reverb, chorus, flanger, and distortion. These effects can be applied to individual parts or used globally, allowing for creative sound design and customization. The XV-3080 also supports real-time editing, letting users tweak parameters on the fly, which is particularly useful in live settings.

Connectivity is plentiful on the XV-3080, with MIDI In/Out, as well as digital and analog outputs. This allows for seamless integration with other equipment, whether it's a DAW, a keyboard controller, or an audio interface.

The XV-3080's intuitive interface, featuring a bright LCD screen and a straightforward layout, makes navigating through options quick and easy. Musicians can spend less time fumbling with settings and more time focusing on their music.

In summary, the Roland XV-3080 is a sophisticated sound module that combines cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features. Its extensive sound library, advanced synthesis capabilities, and solid effects processing make it an essential tool for any serious musician or producer looking to create professional-quality music.

Contents

Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of the Roland Important Safety Instructions Page Contents Contents Creating a Patch Saving a Sound You Create 121 Midi Implementation Chart TroubleshootingError Messages Specifications Maintenance Power Supply Power Supply Use BatteriesPlacement Memory Backup Main Features Front and Rear Panels Front Panel Sound Library ModeFront and Rear Panels Midi Rear PanelOutput Auditioning Sounds on the XV-3080 Phrase Preview Setting the Way In Which Sounds Are PreviewedPreview Mode Preview KEY Note1-4 Setting the XV-3080’s Midi Reception Channels Playing a Patch on User PresetChoosing a Sound Library Card Selecting Patches by Category Patch Finder Basic Procedure for Selecting a PatchSelecting a Patch Value Dial Device Selecting Patches and RhythmSets from an External Midi Patch or Rhythm Set modes Patch Rhythm Set Performance and General Midi Modes Setting a Patch’s Pitch in Octave Steps Octave Shift Selecting How a Patch Will Play Polyphonic Monophonic Setting Procedure Using the XV-3080 EffectsAdjusting Effect Settings in Patch mode PATCH- Effects Turning Effects On/Off Routing Tones to Effects Making Multi-Effects SettingsPatch MFX Type Patch CHO Type Patch Chorus Type Making Chorus SettingsPatch CHO PRM Patch Chorus Parameter Patch REV Type Patch Reverb Type Making Reverb SettingsUsing the XV-3080 Effects Patch CHO OUT Patch Chorus Output Patch REV PRM Patch Reverb Parameter For Reverb Bright Plate For Bright ROOM/BRIGHT HallPatch REV OUT Patch Reverb Output Routing Part Outputs Part Output Perform MFX PRM Adjusting Multi-Effects SettingsPerform MFX Type Perform MFX Ctrl Type Chorus Type Perform CHO Type Performance Chorus TypePerform CHO PRM Performance Chorus Parameter Source Chorus Source PERFORM/PART Perform REV PRM Performance Reverb Parameter For Reverb Perform CHO OUT Performance Chorus OutputPerform REV Type Performance Reverb Type Source Reverb Source PERFORM/PART Perform REV OUT Performance Reverb Output Rhythm MFX Type Adjusting Effect Settings in Rhythm Set Mode RHYTHM-EFFECTSSetting the Output for Each Tone in a Rhythm Set Rhythm MFX PRM Rhythm MFX Parameter Rhythm CHO Type Rhythm Chorus Type Rhythm MFX OUT Rhythm MFX OutputRhythm CHO PRM Rhythm Chorus Parameter Rhythm CHO OUT Rhythm Chorus Output Rhythm REV Type Rhythm Reverb Type Rhythm REV PRM Rhythm Reverb Parameter For Reverb Settings in General Midi Mode GM-EFFECTS Rhythm REV OUT Rhythm Reverb Output Parameters for Each Multi- Effect MFX Type Modulation Effects that modulate the sound Keyboard Effects useful for the keyboard Delay Effects that delay the soundDimension Effects that control the location of the sound Lofi Effects that intentionally degrades the sound quality Using the XV-3080 Effects STEREO-EQ Stereo Equalizer Overdrive Phaser Distortion Enhancer SpectrumAUTO-WAH Rotary HEXA-CHORUS CompressorLimiter Tremolo Chorus SPACE-D Cutoff Cutoff Frequency Stereo ChorusStereo Flanger Fbk Feedback Level # Rate When Step Rate is Set as a Note ValueStep Flanger Step Rate # Stereo Delay Modulation Delay Fbk Feedback Level Level C Center Level Level L Left Level Level R Right Level Triple TAP DelayQuadruple TAP Delay Level Delay Delay time # Time Control DelayAccel Acceleration 22 2VOICE Pitch Shifter FBK Pitch Shifter Reverb Time Reverb Time # OVERDRIVE→ Flanger Gated ReverbOVERDRIVE→ Chorus OVERDRIVE→ Delay DISTORTION→ Chorus ENHANCER→ Chorus DISTORTION→ DelayDISTORTION→ Flanger ENHANCER→ Flanger Delay Balance # ENHANCER→ DelayCHORUS→ Delay Cho Bal Chorus Balance # CHORUS→ Flanger FLANGER→ DelayFlg Bal Flanger Balance # 41STEREO Phaser CHORUS/DELAYFLANGER/DELAY CHORUS/FLANGER 42KEYSYNC Flanger 43FORMANT Filter 45MULTI TAP Delay 44RING Modulator 46REVERSE Delay 47SHUFFLE Delay 483D Delay 493VOICE Pitch Shifter 50LOFI Compress 51LOFI Noise 52SPEAKER Simulator 53OVERDRIVE 56STEREO Limiter 54DISTORTION55STEREO Compressor Tone 57GATE 58SLICER 59ISOLATOR 603D Chorus 613D Flanger Mod Wave Modulation Wave 62TREMOLO63AUTO PAN Depth # Copying Effect Settings When using 3D effects Selecting Output Jacks Patch Mode SettingsSignal Tone Flow Parameters Patch MFX OUT Patch MFX Output PATCH-EFFECTS System Setup SYSTEM-COMMONPatch Common PATCH- Common Patch REV OUT Patch Reverb Output PATCH-EFFECTS First, set the output destination for each Tone Example of SettingsSelecting Output Jacks Output Assign Chorus Reverb Part 1-16 Output PERFORM- Effects Performance Mode SettingsSignalPART Flow Perform MFX OUT PERFORM- Effects Perform REV OUT PERFORM- Effects Next, set up PartPerform CHO OUT PERFORM- Effects First, set Part Finally, set up Part Output Dry Chorus Reverb A0-C8 Output RHYTHM-EFFECTS Rhythm Set Mode SettingsSignalRHYTHM Tone Flow Rhythm Common RHYTHM- Common Rhythm CHO OUT RHYTHM- Effects Setting the Output Destination of a Specific Rhythm ToneRhythm MFX OUT RHYTHM- Effects Rhythm REV OUT RHYTHM- Effects Selecting Output Jacks GM Chorus Settings in General Midi ModeGM Reverb Selecting Output Jacks How a Patch Is Organized Creating a PatchHow a Tone Is Organized Selecting the Tones That Will Sound Tone On/Off Settings Common to the Entire Patch CommonTips for Creating a Patch Creating a Patch Patch OCT&TUNE Patch octave & Tune Patch CategoryPatch LVL&PAN Patch level & Pan Patch Common TMT Velo Control TMT velocity control Patch TempoPatch Modify TMT VEL Rang TMT Velocity range TMT KEY Rang TMT key range Type Structure type1-10 Creating a Patch Struct StructureBooster Booster gain0/+6/+12/+18 What is a Ring Modulator? More Advanced Editing of Tones Tips for Selecting a Waveform Palette Function Wave Tone DelayModifying a Waveform Wave FXM Frequency Cross Modulation Modifying Pitch Pitch Pitch PCH Envelope Pitch envelope Modifying the Brightness of a Sound with a Filter TVFTVF Filter TVF Velocity TVF Envelope TVA Making the Volume Change TVABias TVA Time ENV TVA Time Envelope PAN Modulate Tone pan modulateTVA Envelope LFO1LFO2 Wave How to Use the LFOApplying Vibrato or Tremolo LFO LFO1LFO2 Fade LFO fade KEY Mode Key Assign Mode Using Controllers to Change How Sounds Are Played ControlLFO1LFO2 Delay LFO delay LFO Depth Creating a Patch Ctrl Rx Midi Tone control receive Midi CONTROL&BENDER TMT control & Bender Copying the Settings Another Patch Patch Tone Effect Settings EffectsSaving Patches You Create Compare Function 101Patch Name Copy Basic Ways to Use Performances Creating a PerformanceCreating Performances Choosing the Parts to Play Settings for Each Part Establishing Settings for an Entire Performance CommonPerform MFX CH Part Setting Setting the Keyboard Range COMMON-PART KEY RangSpecifying the Volume/Pan Number of Notes PART-PART Selecting a Part’s Patch or Rhythm Set PART-PART Patch Part Modify Editing Sounds’ Attack Release Time PART-PART105 Part Pitch Establishing a Part’s Midi Settings MidiChanging the Pitch PART-PART Pitch Part Midi CH Velo CRV CH velocity curve Confirming Midi Information for Each Part Info107 Saving Performances You Create Effect SettingsCopying the Settings Another Part Performance Part Copy 108 Palette Function Editing a Patch or Rhythm Set in the Performance Mode109 How Percussion Instruments Are Organized Using Midi to Select a Percussion Instrument for EditingCreating a Rhythm Set 110 Rhythm Common Settings Common to an Entire Rhythm SetRhythm Name Rhythm Tempo Tips for Selecting Rhythm Tone Waveforms Setting up Individual Rhythm TonesEditing Procedure 112 WMT Wave Modifying a Rhythm Tone’s Waveform and Panning WaveTone Name 113 Velo Control WMT Tune Pitch Tone pitch Modifying a Rhythm Tone’s Pitch Pitch115 Resonance TVF resonance 116Cutoff TVF cutoff frequency Cutoff TVF cutoff velocity sensitivity -63- +63 117 Control Other Settings ControlTVA Velocity 118 Rx Midi Receive Midi Effects Settings EffectsCopying the Settings Another Rhythm Tone Rhythm Key Copy 119 120 Rhythm Set Name Copy Selecting Patches from Saving a Sound You CreateRegistering Favorite Patches in the Favorite List 121 Saving a Performance Saving Edits to the XV- 3080’s Internal MemorySaving Patches Patch Write Saving a Rhythm Set 123 Mode Initialize modeInitializing a Sound Compare Function Rhythm SET 124 Restoring All Settings to Their DefaultsProtecting the Internal Memory Protect Internal Internal Write Protect Transmitting to a Memory Card Save Transmitting Sound SettingsData Transmission to a Memory Card Transmitting Data Into the XV-3080 Memory Load Other Memory Card-Related Settings Card 126 Transmitting to an External Midi Checking the Contents of Memory Card InfoTransmitting Data to an External Midi Device Xfer Device Type Data Type Transmitting to User Memory128 Block Source Block 129 Scale Tune Adjusting the Overall TuningMaster Tune and Master Key Shift 130 Making MIDI-Related Settings Setting the Midi Channel Specifying the Reception Status for Each Tone Making Global SettingsSystem Midi SYS Ctrl Assign 1/2 System Control Assign Connecting Two or More XV- 3080s to Increase PolyphonySelecting Common Controllers 133 Battery Check Making Overall SettingsAdjusting the Display Brightness Confirming the Current Conditions Info Modifying Tone Settings 135 136 CC01-95 Syncing the LFO Cycle to System Tempo Making a Tone’s Delay Time Match the System TempoApplications for Patches Modifying Multi-Effects to Match the System’s Tempo Playing Phrase Loops at a System’s Tempo Changing the Part Settings from an External Midi Device138 139 Dest TMT Sns +63 140Tone=1 tone=2 Entering GM Mode Using the XV-3080 as a General Midi Sound ModuleTurning Effects On/Off Making Settings for Each Part Part Modifying GM Mode Settings142 Part Control Making Effects Settings Effects143 Confirming Midi Information for Each Part Info Making Midi Settings for Each Part Midi144 Transmitting GM Mode Settings Xfer Utility Functions in GM ModeInitializing GM Mode Init 145 146 Appendices 147 No sound TroubleshootingCan’t select the Part for which to make settings Can’t select Performances Memory Card cannot be used Effects do not applyMidi messages are not received correctly Song data does not playback correctly Error Messages Common Groupp Parameter ListPatch Parameters Effects Groupp Wave Groupp Parameter List Control Groupp152 TVF Groupp Parameter List LFO GrouppPitch Groupp 153 Parameter List TVA Groupp 154 Midi Groupp Performance ParametersParameter List 155 Information Groupp Parameter List Part Groupp156 Rhythm Set Parameters 157 Parameter List Wave Groupp 158 Info Groupp GM Mode Parameters159 2OVERDRIVEp 4PHASERpParameter List MFX Prameters 1STEREO EQp 3DISTORTIONp 19TRIPLE TAP DELAYp Parameter List 17STEREO DELAYp18MODULATION DELAYp 12TREMOLO CHORUSp 28OVERDRIVE→ DELAYp Parameter List 20QUADRUPLE TAP DELAYp21TIME Control DELAYp Voice Pitch SHIFTERp 33ENHANSER→ 34ENHANSER→ 47SHUFFLE DELAYp 45MULTI TAP DELAYp46REVERSE DELAYp Parameter List 42KEYSYNC FLANGERp 50LOFI COMPRESSp 483D DELAYp493VOICE Pitch SHIFTERp 51LOFI NOISEp 59ISOLATORp Parameter List 57GATEp58SLICERp 603D CHORUSp Preview Groupp Setup GrouppSystem Parameters Tune Groupp Waveform List 168 169 Waveform ListPWM 170 MMM VOX 171 172 REV 909 Nzhh Polyphonic Key Pressure 173Control Change Midi Implementation 174 175 176 Universal Realtime System Exclusive Messages 177Global Parameter Control 178 Data Transmission Section 179 180 Universal Non-realtime System Exclusive Message Parameter address map 181 182 Performance Common MFX 183 MAIN, REV, MAIN+REV 184 MFX1, MFX2, MFX3 185 Patch Common MFX 186 Patch Common Reverb 187 SAMPLEXV-5080 188 Rhythm Common Chorus 189 Rhythm Tone GS Model ID=42H 190 191 Decimal and Hexadecimal table 192Examples of actual Midi messages 193 Example of an Exclusive message and calculating a checksum 194 Scale Tune Feature address 40 1xAscii code table Nrpn LSB, MSB 195RPN LSB, MSB Specifications 196 Index 197 Index 198 199 TVA 200 201 Information 202 Avis 02014489 ’01-9-A2-51T