Roland SH-32 ユーザーズマニュアル

A combination of four Patches, or of three Patches and a Rhythm Set, 
is called a 

. The SH-32 contains 64 Performances; all of 

these are User Performances that can be overwritten at will.

With Performances, four separate tones are handled simultaneously, 
thus allowing you to enjoy playing ensemble performances or 
performances using lush tones.

fig.01-04.e

A Part is the place to which a Patch or Rhythm Set is assigned when 
using the SH-32 in Performance mode. A single Performance 
comprises four Parts, with a Patch being assigned to each Part. You 
can also assign a Rhythm Set to only Part 4.

• Since Performances store only information such as the Patch 

numbers used by individual Parts, they do not contain any 
actual sound parameter settings. Accordingly, if you modify any 
content saved to a Patch, it affects the sound of every 
Performance in which that Patch is used.

• Other than switching them on and off and adjusting the levels, 

no settings are made for the two effects processors (INS-FX, 
REV/DELAY) in the Performance itself. INS-FX (Insertion 
Effects) and REV/DELAY (Reverb/Delay) are each specified in 
Parts (p. 66), and the effect settings in the Patches assigned to 
those Parts are treated as the effect settings for the Performance 
as a whole.

The display of the SH-32 indicates characters and numbers as 
follows.

fig.01-04a.e

Performance

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4/R

Patch

Patch/

Rhythm Set

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These contain the arpeggios’ basic styles; they are used by the 
Arpeggiator. 64 of each kind are provided, all of which can be 
overwritten by the user (p. 79).

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These contain combinations of note numbers, which are used 
with the Chord Memory function. The unit provides 64 Forms, 
all of which can be overwritten by the user (p. 83).

Capital

letters

Capital

letters

Small

letters

Small

letters