S-10 Samples

To my alarm and dismay, I woke up one day to discover that there were
no longer any samples for the Roland S-10 sampler available on the
Internet!  While I had a fair number of samples on my computer, I knew
there had been many, many more at both the Li'l Chips site (which still
exists but has jettisoned its Roland section) and the S-10 Archive
(whose domain apparently no longer even exists).  With some creative
searching and the help of several kindly souls, I was able to piece
together the entire contents of both afformentioned sites, plus a few
samples I'd cooked up myself and a few of completely unknown origin!  I
would like to thank David R. Green (of Li'l Chips), Dennis Barton,
Lance Lenehan and Steven Blakemore for their assistance, and of course
John Sellens for giving them a home in the S-Group Archive.  The
Internet Archive (http://www.archive.org/index.html) was an invaluable
resource, as it just happens to have mirrored every zip file in the
S-10 Archive.

To utilize the syx files encoded in these zip files, you will obviously
need some kind of patch librarian program.  It seems that few such
programs are set up for the Roland S-10, so the easiest way is to use a
wonderful freeware program called S-10 Manager.  Its website is
http://members.lycos.nl/s10manager/.

BaM
	Samples created and/or tweaked by yours truly.

L-100a through L-111
	Samples from the original Roland library.

LCS-01 through LCS-14
	Samples from the Li'l Chips library.

Library1 through Library3
	Samples from the defunct S-10 Archive.

unknown
	Samples of unknown origin.

Brian Andrew Marek
bmarek@rocketparkmusic.com
May 30, 2002