Hi,
First post so go easy!
This is just a general question about the Roland Jv Series. I have a 2080 and basically am wondering if the expansion packs are only ever available via the physical boards. Is there no way to buy a digital version in this day and age and dump it in the 2080 via some software like JV-XP editor? I know that there is a memory limit but I'd be happy to fill the User section with just one (namely Vintage Synths). Obviously the manual can't help here and I haven't been able to find anyone else asking this elsewhere..that may be just because it's a stupid question though so apologies for my ignorance if so.
Any help appreciated, thanks!
Virtual expansion boards for Roland Jv Series
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Re: Virtual expansion boards for Roland Jv Series
No, you can’t dump sample data in to a 2080. You can dump new patches in of course, that use the internal PCM waves.
You can do it with an XV5080 though, if you have the sample memory installed.
You can do it with an XV5080 though, if you have the sample memory installed.
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Re: Virtual expansion boards for Roland Jv Series
Right I didn't know that was what was happening, think I thought they were just new patches. Thanks!desmond wrote:No, you can’t dump sample data in to a 2080. You can dump new patches in of course, that use the internal PCM waves.
You can do it with an XV5080 though, if you have the sample memory installed.
Re: Virtual expansion boards for Roland Jv Series
If you're looking at JV expansions, I felt Vintage Synth and Orchestral II where the best of them. I have these two plus Dance and Special FX in an XP50 and the extra waveforms make a big difference in your own patch programming.