Effects and Output Routing

The JV-1080 has 3 independent effects processors. In Patch mode, the amount of each of the three effects can be adjusted for each Tone (4 maximum) in the Patch. In Performance mode, the amount of each of the three effects can be adjusted for each Part in the Performance. The three processors are grouped as follows:

EFX: This is also known as the “insert effects” processor. It allows you to choose between 40 different effects including rotary, distortion, compressor, and stereo EQ. In addition to single effects, this processor includes multiple effects configured in “series” or “parallel.” Parallel effects allow you to get a different effect depending on the pan position of your Patch.

REVERB: This processor contains primarily reverb and delay effects.

CHORUS:This processor contains a chorus effect.

The effects parameters for each of these three processors can be different for each Performance. Each of the 16 Parts in a Performance can be routed through all three processors if desired. There are five options for the output routing of each Part:

MIX:This routes the Part (Patch) to the MIX L&R OUTS without the INSERT Effects processor.

EFX: This routes the Part (Patch) to the INSERT Effects processor which is then routed to either the MIX Outs, OUTPUT 1, or OUTPUT 2. The output of the EFX processor can also be routed to the REVERB and CHORUS processors.

OUTPUT 1:This routes the Part (Patch) to the OUTPUT 1 L&R OUTS.

OUTPUT 2:This routes the Part (Patch) to the OUTPUT 2 L&R OUTS.

PATCH:This routes the Part (Patch) using the effects and output settings determined for each Tone as the Patch was setup in Patch mode.

NOTE: The amount of REVERB and CHORUS on a given Part is controlled by the REVERB and CHORUS send levels.

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