20 May
2005
20 May
'05
5:13 p.m.
CF/Sd/mmc (etc) with a PCMCIA adapter in a scsi reader (or ide->scsi reader
with hardware control) should look like a zip or equal to the sampler (i.e a
MO disc). If the S7X0 can see a zip, it should also be able to see a SCSI
reader. I use similar solutions with both my Yamaha A3000 and EX5R and don't
see why it should not work with Roland gear as well.
rgds
Daniel
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I don't
mean to sound offensive, but why even bother with doing this?
Because cards will be infinitely more reliable than mechanical zip disks.
A 256meg card is only $20.
As Bernie said, 32Mb is not a lot of memory, apart
from other
considerations.
I use a SCSI Zip drive and the 100Mb disks get filled up in no time at
all.
No time at all? You must sample a lot!
I've been writing for many years and haven't really used up *one* zip disk
yet with samples.
|_e_/ Dennis Barton <db(a)skylab2000.com>
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