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		ROLAND PCM SOUND MODULE

The Roland CM-32P is a multi-timbral module that features an 
internal bank of high-quality sampled sounds, equal to 3 times 
the memory in Roland's pro-level S-50 and S-330 samplers.  
6 separate parts can be played simultaneously using 64 preset 
PCM tones with 31-voice maximum polyphony.  Also includes full 
MIDI capability, sound card expandability (Roland U-110 ROM 
cards), on-board digital reverb, headphone and stereo output and
input jacks.  

The CM-32P has 64 sounds in its internal memory - it can play up to 6
different sounds at once, and a maximum of 31 voices at a time.  There are 7
Acoustic Pianos (including mellow, bright, honky-tonk, various "touches"), 3
electric pianos (Rhodes type), 3 Acoustic Guitars (single, dual, and octave),
2 Electric Guitars (mute & non-mute with velocity switching), 8 Slap Basses, 2 fingered basses, 2 picked basses, 1 fretless bass and 1 acoustic bass, 4
choirs (single and dual with long and short releases), 4 strings (single &
dual with long & short releases), 9 electric organs (detune and duals), 8 
trumpet/trombone combinations, 4 saxes, 5 brass sections and an orchestra hit.
 Some of the sounds include velocity switching, which means one sound is
played when keyboard velocity is low, and then switches to another sound when
the keyboard is hit hard.  

There's a built-in digital reverb that's switchable for each sound used.  MIDI wise, it accepts program change info, velocity info (important for piano
parts), pitch bender and modulation info (plus sysex).   Oh, and you can pan
the voices as you wish under MIDI control.  It accepts external
PCM ROM cards, of which there were about 16 different ones made (the SN-U110
series), including pipe organs & harpsichords, synthesizers, percussion, sound FX, strings, brass, guitar, woodwinds, etc.  It's a white box, 11.2 inches W,
9.25 inches deep and 1.7 inches H, weighs about 4 pounds.  Was bought new,
includes the original box, manual, AC adapter, MIDI cable.   The reason I'm
selling - I got a Roland CM-64 box, which combines the CM-32P with an MT-32
box.  The CM-32P sounds are really great, particularly the piano, strings,
choir and trumpet sounds.  If I want to do piano demos, I'll usually use the
CM-32P (now CM-64) controlled by my T8 keyboard (weighted touch-sensitive)
rather than mic up my Yamaha 7'4" piano, and it sounds great.
Great for use in a MIDI setup or for computer music.

Excellent condition, $185 obo / trades, includes shipping.
Email for more info - thanks!


		Mark - Orlando, FL
		mglnsky@magicnet.net