Roland S-10: sampling - editing - Gotek drive replacement - fun and sampler features you never saw!

I got a Roland S-10, which is one of the first samplers by Roland. Very retro with 12-bit and 30kHz sampling. But the big plus is that it is easy to use and has some creative features up its sleeves you haven't seen anywhere else, like concatenating samples or an appegiator with note repeats. 0:00 Introduction 2:00 Sample Banks + Sound Demo 4:32 Wave Parameters 7:35 Saving Samples 8:45 Loading Samples 9:05 Arpeggiator 11:05 Amplitude Envelope + Auto-bend 13:32 Sampling 17:31 Wave-Station trick 17:50 Installing the Gotek drive 18:08 Removing the side-panels 18:40 Removing the 4 quick disk screws 19:02 Removing the screws on the back 19:15 Removing 4 screws from the side 19:40 Opening + cleaning 20:00 Removing the quick disk 20:26 Connecting the adapter cable to the quick disk cable 21:22 Connecting the adapter cable to the Gotek drive + jumper setting