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You can use the patches below on a JV-1080, JV-2080, XP-50, XP-60, XP-80 and other Roland JV/XP synths which are sound compatible with these.

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How to load these patches into my Roland XP-50, XP-60 or XP-80?

You can use a program like CakeWalk, Cubase or Sysex to send the .SYX files to your synthesizer.
It's probably easier to download the special Roland .SVD files. Put these onto a DOS formatted floppydisk to load them directly into your synthesizer.
All patches are compressed with ZIP to reduce the filesize. Use an UNZIP program to decompress.

How to load these patches into my Roland JV-1080 or JV-2080?

You should use a program like CakeWalk, Cubase or Sysex to send the .SYX files to your synthesizer.
All patches are compressed with ZIP to reduce the filesize. Use an UNZIP program to decompress.

Where can I find those programs which can send SYSEX information?

You can download Sysex, Change-It! or WinJV/XP right here!

CAUTION: If you choose to load these files, save all your internal data to a sequencer. We are not responsible for any loss of data or sanity caused by use of these files.

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