- ROLAND QUICK DISK INSTALL
- ROLAND QUICK DISK PATCH
- ROLAND QUICK DISK PLUS
- ROLAND QUICK DISK TV
- ROLAND QUICK DISK FREE
LSD - "Blue Boy" 1967 Episode From "Dragnet" 11. You will still need to use official Roland Startup Disks to boot your sampler because these are only Sound Disksġ. You can also use these disk image files with a USB Floppy Disk Drive Emulator. All samples are saved in the *.OUT format and may be easily loaded into your S‑50, S‑550, S‑330 or W‑30 sampler by using the OMNIFLOP or SDISK utilities to create a 3.5" Roland sound library disk. Others are 25+ years old and I have forgotten the original source so.
ROLAND QUICK DISK TV
I created some of these from scratch and others are some I have sampled from movies, TV broadcasts, LP's and CD‑ROM's.
ROLAND QUICK DISK PLUS
Most are sound effects, spoken word or sounds of nature plus a few music‑worthy samples.
Some will think these are completely worthless while others will think they are magical. I am sharing these with anyone who wants them. This is a collection of unusual S‑50, S‑550, S‑330 and W‑30 samples from my library. Operating System: Windows XP / 7 / 8 / 10 / 11 This can be useful for optimizing space in your sampler libraries by increasing the number of sounds on each disk When the converter is run, the new wavesamples will be converted and added to the original disk file rather than creating an entirely new blank disk image. It is also possible to store additional sounds on any existing W‑30 disk image. The program is very intuitive and will fill up the disk automatically for you. These utilities are able to convert the original wavesamples to either 15kHz or 30kHz depending on the quality desired and the amount of disk space you want to use. Since there's no need for setting up a microphone or plugging in an instrument to get the sound levels just right, there's no time wasted.
I've been using this utility quite a lot lately and it certainly is a huge timesaver! I'm able to take my giant collection of high quality *.WAV files and convert them quickly by simply dragging and dropping them into a folder and then running the utility. The files are saved as standard W‑30 or DJ‑70 disk image files which means you can write the new Sound Disk to a 3.5" physical floppy diskette with a Roland capable disk utility (such as OmniFlop) or use the files directly with a GOTEK USB Floppy Emulator This provides an alternative to manually sampling via the analog input.
ROLAND QUICK DISK FREE
These amazing FREE utilities convert standard *.WAV, *.AIFF or *.AIF sound files to Roland W‑30 or DJ‑70 wavesamples and stores them as a W‑30 or DJ‑70 compatible disk image. If you prefer to use this utility offline, easy instructions are in the Release Notes and an example screenshot of the utility is here That way you don't need to be connected to the Internet to use it. Another cool thing is that you can simply save the HTML file as a webpage and run it locally. Works with every browser except Internet Explorer (not really an issue for most people. This way, any computer can run the utility. It's all done using Firefox, Safari, Chrome or whichever web browser you like to use.
ROLAND QUICK DISK INSTALL
The cool thing is that you don't need to install any software. This can be useful for identifying specific sound sets to help organize your sampler library. and will display a formatted listing for Volume, Performance, Patch, Partial and Sample names. S‑750 / S‑760 / S‑770 / DJ‑70 Disk Image Reader - v1.3 - This utility reads S‑750, S‑760, S‑770, DJ‑70 and DJ‑70MKII Disk Image Files (*.OUT, *.IMG, *.S7x, *.DJx) from a computer hard drive, USB flash drive, SD card, microSD card, etc. Operating System: Any Computer With A Web Browser
This can be useful for identifying specific sound sets to help organize your sampler library and also for maximizing unused sample space on existing disks.
ROLAND QUICK DISK PATCH
It will display Patch Name Lists, Tone Name Lists, Unused Sample Space, Sample Frequency Rates, Disk Label, Audio Output Jack Assignments, and System Version info. S‑50 / S‑550 / S‑330 / W‑30 Disk Image Reader v1.5 - This utility reads S‑50, S‑550, S‑330 and W‑30 Disk Image Files (*.OUT, *.IMG, *.S50, *.S33, *.W30) from a computer hard drive, USB flash drive, SD card, microSD card, etc.
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