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sgroup.ca - Roland Sampler Users Group
This is the home page for the Roland Sampler Users' Group -- "sgroup". There is a mailing list and online resources for Roland sampler users.
It includes an archive of information, samples, documentation, and operating systems for users of Roland samplers, including the S-10, S-20, S-330, S-50, S-550, S-750, S-760, S-770, DJ-70 and W-30.
Quick Links
- Sgroup archive
- Sgroup FAQ
- Sgroup Hints on how to make the best of things
- How to get a copy on CD-ROM
- Contributing to the sgroup archive
- Sgroup For Sale Page
- More below ...
The sgroup Mailing List
The sgroup mailing list is a discussion group for users of Roland samplers. To subscribe, send a mail message containingsubscribe sgroup
to sgroup-subscribe@sgroup.ca. Strangely enough, you can unsubscribe from the mailing list by mailing
unsubscribe sgroup
to sgroup-unsubscribe@sgroup.ca.
Or use the web interface at https://lists.sgroup.ca/postorius/lists/sgroup.lists.sgroup.ca/
To send a message to everyone on the mailing list, send mail to sgroup@sgroup.ca.
The sgroup Archive
The sgroup archive is available here, but only via HTTP, and not FTP (sorry). This is a semi-permanent home. Comments welcomed.
The archive site address may change from time to time,
but the URL to this page,
http://www.sgroup.ca/
is permanent and will "always" refer you to the archive.
Got something to contribute to the archive?
Sgroup -- FAQ -- Frequently Asked Questions
There's not much here in the sgroup FAQ yet, but mail me your entries, and it will grow.
CD-ROM copies of the sgroup archive
Want a copy of the archive of your very own? Check out the information on how to get a CD-ROM copy of the sgroup archive.
Hints
A few hints on how to make the best of things.
Floppy Drive Information
Need information on replacing your floppy drive?
Documentation
Links to available documentation.
Related Links
I maintain a small list of sgroup-related links that you're welcome to browse.
Why sgroup.CA?
You may ask, why is this a .ca domain? I thought it would be simplest to name it "sgroup.something" and all the .net .org .com variants were taken, and I don't like those new-fangled top-level domains (.info, .biz and the like). I live in Canada, and sgroup.ca was available and simple (and cheap) to get and maintain.
Don't get fooled by the .ca -- the sgroup has always been, and will of course remain, an international group, with members from all over.
