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Roland XP30 64-Voice Expandable Synthesizer
And we're not just talking run-of-the-mill stuff heredial up "Raggatronic," for example and be transported into the arpeggiating Future Sound of India! Speaking of arpeggiators, the XP30 has one that's derived from the amazing arpeggiator on the XP80. Four assignable sliders for realtime control of patch parameters, MIDI, 40 excellent effects and Patch Finder and Phrase Preview functions round out this 61-key powerhouse. If you're an electronic musician of any level and you need a keyboard with great sounds for live performance or as the main controller/sound module for a MIDI studio, this is an excellent and affordable choice. If you are willing to sacrifice aftertouch, expandability and a lot of sounds, you can save around 50% with the Roland XP10. However, the XP30 is a keyboard that won't be quickly outgrown, if ever. And we think it is the better value of the 2. If you need a sequencer onboard, check out the XP60 or XP80, but if you just want tons of XP sounds at a great price, look no further. XP30 64-Voice Expandable Synthesizer Features 61-key performance synth with velocity and aftertouch sensitivity 64-voice polyphony 1,406 Patches, including all sounds from the "Session," "Orchestral," and "Techno" wave expansion boards 28 Rhythm kits 2 expansion slots for installing SR-JV80-Series expansion boards Advanced Arpeggiator capabilities derived from the XP-60/80 Reverb, Chorus, and 40 multi-EFX Serial port MIDI interface Four assignable Sound Palette sliders Patch Finder and Phrase Preview for quick navigation and sound selection SmartMediaͺ card slot provides additional storage XP30 64-Voice Expandable Synthesizer Specifications Keyboard: 61 keys (with velocity and channel aftertouch) Parts: 16 (Part 10: Rhythm Part) Max. Polyphony: 64 voices Effects: EFX: 40, Chorus, Reverb (8 types) Preset Memory Patches: 1406 =128 x 5 banks (same as the JV-2080, incl. 128 GM compatible patches) + 255 from "Session" + 255 from "Orchestral" + 256 from "Techno Collection", Performances: 64 = 32 x 2 banks, Rhythm Sets: 26 = 2 x 5 banks (same as the JV-2080, incl. 2 GM compatible sets) + 8 from "Session" + 8 from "Techno" User Memory Patches: 128, Performances: 32, Rhythm Sets: 2 Wave Expansion Capacity SR-JV80 Series Wave Expansion Board: 2 External Storage Media SmartMedia(tm) Display 40-character, 2-line backlit LCD Connectors Output (L/Mono, R), Phones, MIDI (In, Out, Thru), Computer IF (Mac/PC-1/PC-2), Control Pedal, Hold Pedal Power Supply AC 117V/230V/240V Dimensions (WxDxH) 39-13/19 x 11-3/8 x 3-1/2 in. Weight 17 lbs. 4 oz. Accessories CD-ROM, SmartMedia(tm) Card Protector Options SR-JV80 Series Wave Expansion Boards, S2M-5/S4M-5 SmartMedia(tm) Card
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