Roland P-330

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Brand	Roland
Model	P-330 Digital Piano Rackmount Sound Module
Finish	Black
Year	1988 - 1989
Made In	Japan
Categories	Digital Synthesizers, Rackmount Synths
Analog / Digital	Digital
MIDI I/O	MIDI Input, MIDI Output, MIDI Through
Polyphony	16 Voices

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What type of sounds can I expect from the Roland P-330?: The Roland P-330 is known for its high-quality digital piano sounds, including acoustic and electric pianos, ideal for both studio and live performances with a classic '80s digital character.
How does the Roland P-330 integrate with other MIDI devices?: The Roland P-330 features MIDI Input, Output, and Through, allowing seamless integration with other MIDI-equipped instruments and devices for expanded performance and recording capabilities.
Is the Roland P-330 suitable for use in modern digital setups?: While the Roland P-330 is a vintage digital sound module, its MIDI capabilities allow it to be integrated into modern setups, though it may require additional interfaces for optimal compatibility with contemporary DAWs.
How many voices of polyphony does the Roland P-330 offer?: The Roland P-330 provides 16 voices of polyphony, which allows for complex layering and performance of multiple notes or sounds simultaneously.
What are the key features of the Roland P-330's sound engine?: The Roland P-330's sound engine is characterized by its realistic digital piano tones and the ability to produce layered textures, making it a versatile addition to any synth rack.

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The Roland P-330 digital piano is appreciated for its accessibility and immediate playability as it turns on with the system without needing additional setup.
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The Roland P-330 is favored over modern soft-synths for its distinctive sound, despite being a sample player from the pre-soft-synth era.
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Owners often prefer the tactile feel and reliability of the Roland P-330, keeping it in their setup even with the availability of newer digital options.
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The P-330 integrates well into complex MIDI setups, often connected with MOTU MIDI Timepieces for expanded port capability without needing a computer.
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Paul Sidoti

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"Later on I purchased a D-50, JD-800, and MKS-20 and P-330 piano modules. Roland always seemed to come out with the greatest sounding keyboards, and they’re user-friendly. They were bright enough to cover digital, but I really loved the warm analog pad and string sounds, the really signature Roland stuff," Paul says, at 6:30 in this video.

Paul Hardcastle

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Moving on, a rack of modules provides a fair range of sounds to back up the Synclavier. One of the newest additions is an Emu Procussion, below which are a Roland MKS70, MIDIMoog ("it still goes out of tune; I was told it wouldn't"), Oberheim Matrix 6R, Korg DVP1, a slot for a Yamaha G10 guitar controller unit ("great with the TX802"), Roland D110, Roland P330, Yamaha TX81Z ("great for little clavs and so on"), and a Roland Planet P ("actually, I don't think I even turn that on any more").