The JP-80 has a great on-board librarian for sharing Individual registrations, live sets, and synth tones between projects. Your sounds can easily be exported to a USB flash drive and then “imported” into another project. There is also a function for easily moving or exchanging the places of registrations in a project.
Exporting
From the registrations, live sets, and tones saved in the JUPITER-80, you can select the desired items and export them to a USB flash drive.
When you export a registration, the live sets and tones used by that registration will also be exported.
In the same way, when you export a live set, the tones used by that live set will also be exported.
1. Press the [MENU] button.
2. Touch
3. Touch
You can also use the tabs to switch between registrations, live sets, and tones.
4. Select the desired registration, live set, or tone, and touch . If the
item was already marked, the mark will be cleared.
5. Touch
You can rename the file that will be exported. To rename the file, touch
MEMO
• The exported sound data will be saved together in a single file named ***.SVD, located below /ROLAND/SOUND in the USB flash drive.
• If you export a registration that uses a user arpeggio style, the two files ***.SVD and ***.BIN will be created.
6. Touch
The screen will ask “Are you sure?”
7. To carry out the export, touch
Importing Sound Data
Here’s how to select the desired registrations, live sets, or tones from a file that was exported to a USB flash drive, and import them into the current project in the JP-80.
1. Press the [MENU] button.
2. Touch
3. Touch
You can use the tabs to switch between registrations, live sets, and tones.
4. Select the data file from which you want to import, and touch
A screen will appear, allowing you to specify the destination for the
import.
The names “INIT REGIST,”“INIT LIVESET,” and “INIT SYNTH” will be used when assigning the import destinations; this occurs in order, starting with the lowest number.
NOTE
Always save your important sound data using names other than “INIT REGIST,”“INIT LIVESET,” and “INIT SYNTH.”
7. Select the same number of import destinations as the sound data you’re importing. (Importing is not possible if the number is insufficient.)
You cannot select more import destinations than the number of sound data items being imported.
8. Touch
The screen will ask “Are you sure?”
9. To carry out the operation, touch
