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What I do is to copy all my SCENE to be chained in the same BANK, since firmware 3 we have 32 BANKs now so there is a lot of room to select one or more BANKS for live use. Moreover, in the SYSTEM menu, we can choose which BANK/SCENE will be selected at startup. Then we just have to select the desire...

Here , you'll find the 69 pages bible ;) , the parameter guide:

[English] JUPITER-X/Xm Parameter Guide Ver. 3.0 and later [PDF]

Hi,
Look at MENU>SYSTEM>MIC IN
There is all you need here for the mic input, with EQ, noise gate, compressor, phantom power and 3 FX send.

It can be done but using the I-Arp mode instead of Arp, because the I-Arp 01 UP 16th is a basic arpeggiator, but more customisable. I'll try to explain all this but it's a bit tricky. Let's start by splitting the two parts in SCENE ZONE EDIT, PART 1 being the BASS pluck and PART 2 being the CHORDS p...

All I know is that each I-ARP preset is loaded with its own settings for each PART. This means that if I set one preset and then change to another, I have to set everything up again in ARP PART EDIT. Also, by default it loads the TONE assigned to that preset, but we can disable this behavior in the ...

Yes, you can have the JD-800 on 4 PART, no problems.

Did you simply try to INIT a SCENE, then recall the TONE you want in to see if it still happens?
I say that because a SCENE is nothing for me except if I program I-Arp in it.

oops, I don't have this factory scene anymore to check.

could you share a SCENE # and TONE # to see?

Transpose from the front panel is global.
Look at SCENE PART EDIT: Coarse tune & Oct Shift.
Also available in TONE COMMON EDIT of XV5080.

Set the Korg's midi channel higher than 5, cause XM transmits midi for 5 PART = 5 midi channels = 1 to 5. Korg's midi channel should be #6 at least.

For the xm, go to menu/system and set tempo sync to midi out.

It will affect all PART that are ON (buttons 6,7,8,9 &10 with light on). Just one slider is enough to control CC# of one or more PART, just by selecting them with 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 buttons. Then, the sliders can be deactivated in SCENE ZONE EDIT if needed, if for example, PART 1,2 and 3 are ON...

yes, cause you are in a SCENE. (on my xm)
Switching to single mode turn the scene lit off.

yes, that's why building a sequence in C from de beginning alows us to transpose it with no issues.

And mind that if a sequence includes minor or major degrees, it will remain the same after transposition.

In keyshift, the best way is to build a sequence in C and start playing it by pressing C on the keyboard. If you record a sequence in F# for example, your sequence will be F# if you play C on keyboard, but if you play F# on keyboard because your sequence is in F#........ something wrong should happen.