About Scsi ID Numbers, Making Connections, 240 | Roland XV-5080

About SCSI

sure to turn it on. For details on attaching an active terminator, refer to the owner’s manual of your SCSI device.

*On some SCSI devices, the terminator switch is always on (i.e., the terminator is always active). Attach such devices at the end of the SCSI chain.

*Do not “double” terminators. For example, do not attach an external terminator to a SCSI device that has an internal terminator.

About SCSI ID Numbers

SCSI devices are distinguished by a SCSI ID number (0–7). Thus, when connecting two or more SCSI devices, you must set the SCSI ID number of each connected SCSI device so that they do not conflict. If any SCSI ID numbers conflict, the XV- 5080 will not detect the SCSI devices correctly. When the XV- 5080 is shipped, its SCSI ID number is set to “7.” Set the SCSI ID numbers of the connected SCSI devices to a setting other than “7.”

If it is not possible to set the SCSI ID number of a connected SCSI device to something other than “7,” you will have to change the SCSI ID number of the XV-5080. To do so, rotate the ID knob located on the rear panel.

Making Connections

When you understand the material given in “What you need to know before making connections,” refer to the connection examples and connect your SCSI device accordingly.

Be sure to turn off the power of all devices before you do any of the following three things.

•Connect/disconnect a SCSI cable

•Turn a terminator on/off

•Set a SCSI ID number

* For the procedure of turning on the power, refer to p. 12.

Connection Examples

Connecting one SCSI device

Terminator ON Terminator ON

XV-5080

Disk Drive1

Connecting two or more SCSI devices

Terminator ON Terminator OFF Terminator ON

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Disk Drive1

Disk Drive2

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Contents

Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of the Roland Important Safety Instructions Page Page Power Supply PlacementMaintenance Memory Backup Contents Creating Patches Creating Rhythm Sets 168 Error Messages Waveform List Powerful Internal Effects, Including Cosm Effects Voice Polyphony and 32- Part MultitimbralityCreate Amazingly Expressive Tones Sample Playback Function Lets You Add Waves Front Panel SYSTEM/UTILITYExit Patch Finder Preset Tone SwitchPatch User Rear Panel Panel Descriptions DIF OUT Connector Scsi Connector Setting the Way In Which Sounds Are Previewed Preview ModeAuditioning Sounds on the XV-5080 Phrase Preview Preview 1-4 Note Number Setting the XV-5080’s Midi Reception Channels Playing a Patch on Selecting Sound Libraries EXP Expansion Basic Procedure for Selecting a Selecting a PatchPatch Selecting Patches by Category Patch Finder Internal organization Following categories can be selected Category Selecting Patches and Rhythm Sets from an External MidiDevice Patch or Rhythm Set modes Performance mode Rhythm SetsPerformances Setting a Patch’s Pitch Octave Steps Octave Shift Selecting How a Patch Will Play Polyphonic Monophonic Patch Mode Settings Turning Effects On/Off Using the XV-5080 Effects Split Key Edit ModeRouting Tones to Effects Output Assign Making Multi-Effects Settings Making Chorus Settings For Type 2 Delay For Type 1 Chorus Making Reverb Settings For Type 1 ReverbFor Type 2 SRV ROOM/3 SRV HALL/4 SRV Plate LF Damp Gain -36-0 dB HF Damp Freq LF Damp Frequency *3HF Damp Gain -36-0 dB Performance Mode Settings Performance Routing Part Outputs MFXA-C Control 1-4 Source MFXA-C Control DestinationMFXA-C Control 1-4 Sens -63- +63 Chorus Source PRF/P1-32 Using the XV-5080 Effects For Type 2 Delay Reverb Source For Type 2 SRV ROOM/3 SRV HALL/4 SRV Plate Rhythm Set Mode Settings Rhythm Tone Output Assign Rhythm Tone Dry Send LevelRhythm Tone Chorus Send Level Rhythm Tone Reverb Send Level Making Chorus Settings Making Reverb Settings Using the XV-5080 Effects For Type 1 Reverb Settings in General Midi Mode Please refer to Making Effects Settings F5 Effects pParameters for Each Multi- Effects Delay Effects that delay the sound Modulation Effects that modulate the soundKeyboard Effects useful for the keyboard Dimension Effects that control the location Sound LoFi Effects that intentionally degrades the sound qualityGuitar and Bass Effects useful for the Guitar and Bass Chorus Effects that broaden the sound Using the XV-5080 Effects Stereo EQ Stereo Equalizer Overdrive Phaser PhaserDistortion Distortion Spectrum GainEnhancer Enhancer Auto WAH Rotary Compressor CompressorLimiter Limiter HEXA-CHORUS Tremolo Chorus Phase SPACE-DStereo Chorus Filter Stereo Flanger Flanger Stereo Delay DelayStep Flanger Step Rate Phase Modulation Delay Triple TAP Delay Delay LevelModulation Center Center Level Left Left Level Right Right Level Quadruple TAP Delay Level Time Control Delay 22 2VOICE Pitch ShifterPitch a Pitch shift Pitch B Level BalanceFBK Pitch Shifter Pitch Reverb ReverbGated Reverb OVERDRIVE→ Flanger OVERDRIVE→ Chorus OVERDRIVE→ Delay DISTORTION→ DelayDISTORTION→ Chorus DISTORTION→ Flanger ENHANCER→ Chorus ENHANCER→ Flanger ENHANCER→ Delay CHORUS→ Delay FLANGER→ Delay CHORUS→ FlangerBalance # CHORUS/DELAY FLANGER/DELAYCHORUS/FLANGER 41STEREO Phaser 42KEYSYNC Flanger Keysync 43FORMANT Filter 44RING Modulator Ring Modulator 45MULTI TAP Delay Delay TimeLevel Pan 46REVERSE Delay FeedbackHF Damp Threshold 47SHUFFLE Delay 483D Delay 493VOICE Pitch Shifter Pch CoarsePch Fine 50LOFI Compress Lo-FiPre Filter Post Filter Radio Noise Disc Noise52SPEAKER Simulator Speaker 53OVERDRIVE 54DISTORTIONTone 55STEREO Compressor 56STEREO Limiter 57GATE 58SLICER 59ISOLATOR 603D Chorus 613D Flanger 62TREMOLO 63AUTO PANAuto Pan Stereo Phaser Switch Step SwitchMix Level Mix Level Stereo Auto WAH ST Formant Filter Stereo Formant Filter Multi TAP Delay Delay LevelThres Reverse Delay Shuffle DelayFeedback 1, 4 # HF Damp 1 70 3D Delay Center Delay Level CenterLeft Delay Level Left Right Delay Level Right Rotary Spread Rotary Multi MidSequence Overdrive/Distortion Keyboard Multi Pitch Shifter Rhodes Multi Chorus/Flanger Tremolo/Pan JD MultiSpectrum Stereo Lofi Compress Stereo LO-FI Noise HumNoise Guitar AMP Simulator Amp LevelAmp Tone Switch Amp Simulator Switch Stereo OverdriveStereo Distortion Guitar Multi a Pre Delay Chorus/Flanger Pre Delay Time OD/Dist OD/Dist SwitchGuitar Multi B Amp Type Amp Simulator Type Feedback Wah Sw Wah Switch Wah Wah SwitchGuitar Multi C Wah Clean Guitar Multi a HF Dump Delay HF Damp Pre Dly Chorus/Flanger Pre Delay Time100 EQ M Gain EQ Mid Gain Clean Guitar Multi B Seqeuence101 OD/Dist Overdrive or Distortion Switch Bass Multi102 Amp Sim Amp Simulator Band EQ 103Level Overdrive/Distortion Level # Isolator Boost/CutStereo Spectrum Band Gain 89 3D Auto Spin Auto Spin90 3D Manual 105 Copying Effect Settings When Using 3D Effects106 Copy Type Signal Tone Flow 107 Parameters Selecting Output JacksPatch Effects General page Patch F6 Effects F1 General 108 Patch Common General #1 page Patch F1 Common F1 General System Output page System F2 OutP&EQ Digital InterfaceOutput Mix/Parallel System General #1 page System F1 General Master Example of Settings 110 Signal Part Flow Available Settings A-C111 Part Output MFX Select System Output page System F2 OutP&EQ Output Mix/Parallel 112 113 MFX-A Signal Rhythm Tone Flow Rhythm Effects General page Rhythm F6 Effects F1 General114 Rhythm Common page Rhythm F1 Common 115Output Assign Rhythm Set Output Assign 116 GM Effects General page GM F6 Effects F1 General 117 118 Digital Connections Using R DIF ControlOutput Gain 119 When Making the XV-5080 the Word Clock Master When Making the XV-5080 the Word Clock SlaveEight-Channel R-BUS Digital Connection 120 When Making the XV-5080 the Word Clock Slave Settings SettingsConverting to the Various Digital Formats Digital Output to an Adat Digital Output to a Tascam DA Series 122 Digital Output to an AES/EBU Device 123 Synchronizing the XV-5080 to the Word Clock arriving at 124 Types of Patches and Their Composition Four-Tone PatchHow a Tone Is Organized 125 Selecting the Tones That Will Sound Tone On/Off Multi-partial PatchHow a Partial Is Organized Creating Patches Settings Common to the Entire Patch Common Patch CommonPatch Common General #1 page Patch F1 General 127 Octave&Tune Patch Octave & Tune 128 One Shot Mode Control Patch ControlTempo Patch Tempo Voice Priority Bender Portament Patch Portamento130 Structure Patch Structure 131Type Structure Type Range Patch Key Range TMT Keyboard Range LowerTMT Keyboard Range Upper 132 Range Patch Velocity Range Creating Four-Tone Patches Tips for Creating a PatchMore Advanced Editing of Tones Creating Patches TMT Velocity Fade Width Upper Tips for Selecting a Waveform Palette Function135 Modifying the Waveform and Pitch F2 WG Patch WG Parameter page Patch F2 WG F1 WG PrmWave 136 Tone Delay FXM Frequency Cross Modulation137 Patch WG Pitch page Patch F2 WG F2 Pitch Random Pitch Tone Random PitchPitch Keyfollow Wave Pitch Patch WG Pitch Envelope page Patch F2 WG F3 Pch Env Velocity Sens Pitch Envelope Velocity Sensitivity Patch WG Sample page PatchF2 WG F4 Sample Sample Using the Filter to Modify the Brightness F3 TVF TVF Resonance Velo TVF Resonance Velocity Cutoff Keyfollow TVF CutoffCutoff Velo TVF Cutoff Velocity 141 Velo Sens TVF Envelope Velocity Sensitivity Velo Curve TVF Envelope Velocity Curve142 Changing the Volume and Stereo Location F4 TVA TVA Patch TVA Envelope page Patch F4 TVA F2 TVA Env Velocity Sens TVA Envelope Velocity Sensitivity144 Delay LFO Delay Applying Vibrato or Tremolo F5 LFO&CTLRate LFO Rate 145 Creating Patches Fade LFO Fade Key Sync LFO Key SyncDepth LFO Depth 146 147 Creating Multi-Partial Patches Assigning Partials Midi Midi Switch Editing PartialsAssign Assign Type Patch WG Parameter page Patch F2 WG F1 WG Prm Partial Editing Samples SMT Velocity Fade Width Lower SMT Velocity Range LowerSMT Velocity Range Upper SMT Velocity Fade Width Upper 152 REV ONE Reverse One-shot Cutoff TVF Velo TVF Velocity153 TVF Envelope Velo SensPitch Depth Envelope Pitch Depth 154 Making the Volume Change F4 TVA Patch TVA Parameter page Patch F4 TVA F1 TVF PrmLevel Creating Patches TVA Velo TVA Velocity 156 Key Sync 157LFO2 *1 Making Effect Settings Copying the Settings Another Patch Patch ToneSaving Patches You Create 158 How a Performance Is Organized Basic Ways to Use PerformancesChoosing the Parts to Play Establishing Settings for an Entire Performance Common Settings for Each PartCreating a Performance Solo Part Select Comparing the Settings of Each Part as You Make Settings Setting the Keyboard Range161 Creating a Performance Part Keyboard Range Lower Part Keyboard Range UpperPart Keyboard Fade Width Upper Performance 1 page Perform F3 Part Patch Part Patch Bend Range Part Pitch Bend Range Voice Reserve Part Voice ReservePerformance 2 page Perform F3 Part Modify Part Modify 163 Establishing a Part’s Midi Settings Part Mute 165 Copying the Settings Another Part Performance Part Copy Saving Performances You CreateConfirming Midi Information for Each Midi Channel Performance Part Information page Perform F6 Info Editing a Patch or Rhythm Set in the Performance Mode Palette Function167 Performance Name Copy How Percussion Instruments Are Organized 168WG Wave Generator Settings Common to an Entire Rhythm Set Creating Rhythm SetsTempo 169 Setting up Individual Rhythm Tones 170 Modifying the Waveform, Pan and Pitch F2 Key WG Rhythm WG Parameter page Rhythm F2 WG F1 WG Prm Rhythm Tone171 Name Tone Name Tune Gain & Level172 Random Pitch Rhythm Tone Random Pitch Rhythm WG Pitch Envelope page Rhythm F2 WG F3 Pch Env173 WMT Velocity Fade Width Lower WMT Velocity Range LowerWMT Velocity Range Upper WMT Velocity Fade Width Upper Using the Filter to Modify Brightness F3 Key TVF Rhythm TVF ParameterRhythm F3 Key TVF F1 TVF Prm 175 176 Range -63 Making the Volume Change F4 Key TVA Rhythm TVF Envelope page Rhythm F3 Key TVF F2 TVF EnvAmount V-Crv TVF Envelope Velocity Curve Rhythm TVA Parameter page Rhythm F4 Key TVA F1 TVA Prm Pan Rhythm TVA Envelope page Rhythm F4 Key TVA F2 TVA EnvVelocity Sens 178 Other Settings F5 Key Ctl Saving the Rhythm Set You CreateRhythm Key Control page Rhythm F5 Key Ctl 179 Copying Settings from Some Other Rhythm Tone 180 Installing the Simm Memory Module Loading Sampler Libraries CD-ROM181 Confirming That the Simm Is Properly Installed Simm Slot Installation OrderRemoving SIMMs Loading a Variety of Data Installation de la carte dextension Wave 183 Enlever une carte mémoire Wave 184 Connecting a CD-ROM Drive With Sampler Libraries185 F5 Refresh Free Area Marked186 Disk When Loading Libraries for the Akai S1000/3000 When Loading AIFF/WAV LibrariesAbout Each Sampler Library Folder Type Display Case of the S-700 series About the Display of Folder Categories in Sampler Libraries Sample LoadTotal 188 Auto Load 189Target Playing Back Loaded Sampler Libraries Loading Data Saved on a Zip DiskIndividually Loading Patches, Performances, or Rhythm Sets 190 Loading Data Stored on Memory Cards Sample-Related UtilitiesSending and Receiving Samples Sample Dump Transmitting Samples Receiving Samples Processing192 Automatically Creating Multi- Partial Patches Create Patch 193 Saving Edits to the XV- 5080’s Internal Memory Write Saving Tones and Other Data You’ve Created194 Before Using a Memory Card Saving All Data to Memory Card Disk F2 SaveSaving Tones and Other Data You’ve Created 195 Formatting a Memory Card Saving Data196 Organizing the Contents of Memory Cards Copying/Moving Files Cp/Move 198 Copying Files on One Memory Card to Another Card CardCpy 199 Saving All Data to Zip Disk Disk F2 Save Formatting a Zip Disk/Hard Disk Format200 If the hard disk has not been partitioned Organizing a Zip Disk Renaming a File/Folder RenameDeleting a File/Folder Delete Copying/Moving a File/Folder Cp/ Move Initializing a Sound For Patches or PerformancesFor Rhythm Sets 202 Transmitting Data to an External Midi Device Data Transfer Transmitting to an External Midi DeviceMidi 203 Destination Transmitting to User Memory204 Source Protecting the Internal Memory Protect 205Internal Write Protect Exclusive Protect Resetting All Settings to Default Factory Settings Factory 206 Registering Favorite Patches in the Favorite List Selecting Patches from207 Directly registering to the list on the PATCH/RHYTHM Play Making Overall Settings Setup208 Making Scale Tune Settings SYSTEM/UTILITY F1 General Setting the Tuning and Volume SettingsSetting the System Tempo Setting In Performance/GM mode Key Scale 210 Output-A 1/2-D 7/8 Low Frequency Low GainHigh Frequency High Gain Setting the Midi Channel SettingsSetting the Midi Transmit Receive Switch Midi in connectors Patch/Rhythm Set ModeWhen GM on or GS Reset is received at Midi 213 Connecting Two or More XV- 5080s to Increase Polyphony Mode Stack ModeStack 214 Battery Check Selecting Common Controllers System Utility F4 ControlConfirming the Current Status SYSTEM/UTILITY F6 Info Simm Scsi ID 216XV-5080 Self Examples of Applications Using 217MFX Control Source MFX Control Sens -63- +63 Modifying Tone Settings Examples of Applications Using218 Applications for Patches Syncing the LFO Cycle to SystemTempo Modifying Multi-Effects to Match the System’s Tempo Making a Tone’s Delay Time Match the System Tempo Playing Phrase Loops at a System’s Tempo220 Changing the Part Settings from an External Midi Device 221 What is RPN? 222 Applications for Matrix Control 223 Using the XV-5080 as a General Midi Sound Module Entering GM ModePlaying Back a GM Score Muting a Specific Part Modifying GM Mode Settings Settings for Playing Sounds F2Turning Effects On/Off Control Modify Part Modify Examples of Applications Using Key Mode Portament PortamentoLevel&Pan Tune Making Effects Settings F5 Effects Part Midi227 Utility Functions in GM Mode Checking Midi Information for Each Part F6 Info228 Transmitting GM Mode Settings Xfer Initializing the GM Sound Generator Used in GM Mode F1 GM229 230 Appendices 231 Can’t select the Part for which to make settings No soundCan’t select Performances Pitch is wrong Effects do not apply Midi messages are not received correctlyMemory Card cannot be used Song data does not playback correctly Is any Scsi ID being used for more than one device? Commercial sampler data for other devices cannot be loadedThere is no sound from the digital out, or there is noise 234 Battery Low DISK, Read ErrorDISK, Write Error File Format Error Error Messages File Name Folder, VolumeFormat Error File Read ErrorFile Write Error Memory Card I/O Error Memory Error Midi Communication ErrorReceive Data Error Memory Card Write Protected Error Messages Source Disk Incorrect Unknown Disk ErrorThis Will Clear the Files/Folders.Are You Sure? Too Many Files Connecting a Scsi device What you need to know before making connections About Scsi ID Numbers Making ConnectionsAbout Scsi Connection Examples Patch Parameters Patch WG Parameter PATCH-F2WG-F1WG Prmp Patch WG Pitch PATCH-F2WG-F2PitchpPatch WG Pitch Envelope PATCH-F2WG-F3Pch Envp Patch WG Sample PATCH-F2WG-F4Samplep Parameter List Patch TVF Parameter PATCH-F3TVF-F1TVF Prmp Patch TVF Envelope PATCH-F3TVF-F2TVF EnvpPatch TVA Parameter PATCH-F4TVA-F1TVA Prmp Patch TVA Envelope PATCH-F4TVA-F2TVA Envp Patch LFO&Ctrl #1 PATCH-F5LFO&CTL-F3Controlp Patch LFO&Ctrl #2 PATCH-F5LFO&CTL-F3ControlpPatch LFO&Ctrl Control Sw PATCH-F5LFO&CTL-F4Ctrl Swp 244 Patch Effects MFX Control PATCH-F6Effects-F2MFX Prmp Patch Effects MFX Control PATCH-F6Effects-F3MFX CtlpPatch Effects Chorus PATCH-F6Effects-F4Chorusp Patch Effects Reverb PATCH-F6Effects-F2Reverbp Multi Partial Patch Parameters Parameter List Patch TVF Envelope PATCH-F3TVF-F2TVF Envp Patch LFO&Ctrl LFO PATCH-F5LFO&Ctl-F1LFO1pPatch LFO&Ctrl Control #1 PATCH-F5LFO&Ctl-F2Controlp 247 248 Performance Parameters Performance Midi #3 Midi Filter PERFORMANCE-F4MIDIp 250 Performance Effects Chorus PERFORMANCE-F5Effect-F4Chorusp Performance Effects Reverb PERFORMANCE-F5Effect-F5ReverbpPerformance Part Information PERFORMANCE-F6 InfoP 251 Rhythm Set Parameters Rhythm WG Sample RHYTHM-F2Key WG-F5Samplep Rhythm TVF Parameter RHYTHM-F3Key TVF-F1TVF PrmpRhythm TVF Envelope RHYTHM-F3Key TVF-F2TVF Envp Rhythm TVA Parameter RHYTHM-F4Key TVA-F1TVA Prmp Parameter List Rhythm Key Control RHYTHM-F5Key Ctlp Rhythm Effects General RHYTHM-F6Effects-F1GeneralpRhythm Effects MFX RHYTHM-F6Effects-F2MFX Prmp Rhythm Effects MFX Control RHYTHM-F6Effects-F3MFX Ctlp GM Mode Parameters Parameter List GM Effects General GM-F6Infop 256 Parameter List 4PHASERp MFX Prameters 1STEREO EQp2OVERDRIVEp 3DISTORTIONp Parameter List 8ROTARYp 9COMPRESSORp10LIMITERp 11HEXA-CHORUSp 17STEREO DELAYp 18MODULATION DELAYp19TRIPLE TAP DELAYp 15STEREO FLANGERp Parameter List 20QUADRUPLE TAP DELAYp 21TIME Control DELAYp222VOICE Pitch SHIFTERp 23FBK Pitch SHIFTERp 26OVERDRIVE→ 27OVERDRIVE→28OVERDRIVE→ 33ENHANSER→ Parameter List 35CHORUS→ DELAYp 36FLANGER→ DELAYp38CHORUS/DELAYp 39FLANGER/DELAYp 45MULTI TAP DELAYp 46REVERSE DELAYp43FORMANT FILTERp 44RING MODULATORp Parameter List 47SHUFFLE DELAYp 483D DELAYp493VOICE Pitch SHIFTERp 50LOFI COMPRESSp 51LOFI NOISEp 52SPEAKER SIMULATORpParameter List 53OVERDRIVE 2p 54DISTORTION 2p Parameter List 57GATEp 58SLICERp59ISOLATORp 603D CHORUSp 64STEREO Phaser 2p 67MULTI TAP DELAYp62TREMOLOp 63AUTO PANp Parameter List 68REVERSE Delay 2p 69SHUFFLE Delay 2p703D Delay 2p 71ROTARY 2p 72ROTARY MULTIp Parameter List 73KEYBOARD MULTIp269 Parameter List 74RHODES MULTIp 75JD MULTIp76STEREO Lofi COMPRESSp 270 77STEREO Lofi NOISEp 78GUITAR AMP SIMULATORp79STEREO OVERDRIVEp 80STEREO DISTORTIONp Parameter List 81GUITAR Multi Ap 82GUITAR Multi Bp272 Parameter List 84CLEAN Guitar Multi Ap 83GUITAR Multi Cp273 Parameter List 85CLEAN Guitar Multi Bp 86BASS MULTIp87ISOLATOR 2p 274 88STEREO SPECTRUMp 893D Auto SPINp903D MANUALp 275 System Parameters Waveform List 277 Waveform List 278PWM 279 MMM VOX 280 281 REV 909 Nzhh 282 Polyphonic Key PressureControl Change Midi Implementation 283 284 285 286 Global Parameter Control 287 Sample Dump Standard 288 Data Transmission 289 Universal Non-realtime System Exclusive Message Parameter address map 290 291 Performance 292 Performance Common MFX 293 Performance Common Chorus 294 Lower 295 TVA-ATK TVA-DCY, TVA-REL TMT FXM, MFX1 MFX2, MFX3, MFX4 296 Patch Common Reverb 297 127, MUSICAL-NOTES 298 Rhythm Common MFX 299 Rhythm Common Reverb GS Model ID 42H 300 301 Part Parameter 302 Decimal and Hexadecimal tableExamples of actual Midi messages 303 Example of an Exclusive message and calculating a checksum Scale Tune Feature address 40 1x 304Ascii code table Nrpn LSB, MSB RPN LSB, MSB 306 Index 307 308 309 Information Africa Avis 02019812 ’02-6-F2-61K