Roland SH-32 用户手册

The SH-32 is broadly organized as follows.

fig.01-01.e

The SH-32 is equipped with two MIDI connectors (IN, OUT).

When the Remote Keyboard switch (REMOTE; p. 90) is set to ON, 
actions performed on an external MIDI keyboard connected to the MIDI 
IN connector are treated in the same way as those performed using the 
SH-32’s Preview function (p. 21) to play sounds. You can also choose to 
have the OUT connector function as a THRU connector (p. 92).

This is the section that produces the sound. You can play sounds 
using note messages from an external MIDI device. In addition, 
when the Preview function is turned on, you can play sounds by 
pressing designated button (note-entry buttons) on the SH-32 (p. 21).

The SH-32 is capable of using 32 oscillators simultaneously. Data for 
greater numbers results in sounds being omitted. When all 32 
oscillators are being used, any further sounds are given priority, 
deleting the sounds currently being played one at a time, starting 
with the least recent sound and progressing in order as more sounds 
are added. Keep this in mind when playing sounds with a lot of 
reverb, or when using the Chord Memory function. 
(Note, though, that turning on the Suboscillator function does not 
impact the oscillator count.)

Arpeggios can be played in accord with note messages from an 
external MIDI device.

In addition, Using the Preview function, you can also control the 
Arpeggiator by pressing the designated buttons (note-entry buttons) 
(p. 21).

Controllers are the sliders, knobs, and buttons arranged on the 
panel. By operating these controllers, you can modify sounds.

Naturally, you can use an external MIDI controller (such as a 
keyboard, pitch bend lever, or modulation lever) to make changes in 
the sounds.

Remote 
Switch

MIDI Thru 
Switch

Local Switch

Preview Switch