Roland S330 Floppies content.
I lost my floppies! I can't find them anywhere! This is driving me crazy. Is out there anyone having this sampler who wouldn't mind mailing me the content of these floppies. Is it enough to copy it ona blank one or do I need to know a specific procedure. Something like a ordinary backup I don't know... Please help!
Roland S330 Floppies Content!
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AndyCrystal
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Silverfish
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Re: Roland S330 Floppies Content!
I think the sounds are available on the Roland Sgroup website
They have a pretty good collection of all things Roland Sampler. I've got an S550 and downloaded all of the disks from there.
Good luck!
They have a pretty good collection of all things Roland Sampler. I've got an S550 and downloaded all of the disks from there.
Good luck!
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AndyCrystal
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Akai S2000
Roland S330
..and a rack full of non-synths
Re: Roland S330 Floppies Content!
Cool! Did u use sdisk for burning the content on floppy?
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Silverfish
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Re: Roland S330 Floppies Content!
I can't remember what I used. I don't currently have a usb floppy drive (and I'm on Mac now), so I had to fire up an ancient Windows 95 machine that had a floppy drive. I think it was Sdisk, but there might be another utility that works just as well. Search around that site and I'm sure they'll have it.