RS202_1.gz, RS202_2.gz
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        This is the sound of a Roland RS202 string machine with 
        full registers, chorus and slight vibrato. It has two long
        samples for each octave which gives great quality and 
        realism. I used the original vibrato since it was impossible
        to mimic this on the ASR. Tip: This sound is marvellous if you
        want a new vocoder (like zoom 1201) to sound the real 70's
        stuff. 

        It's sampled on an ASR-10 but effects isn't essential.
        This instrument should work on all EPS:es and ASR's. 
        It will probably work with the last OS for the last EMU
	hardware samples. Later Kurzweils will load the sample and 
	keymap it but require some editing.

        The instrument is on two HD diskettes.                               

        All patch select buttons have variations of the sound.

        You'll need the epsdisk and gzip (or winzip) utilities to 
        get this sound to an eps/asr compatible hd diskettes. The 
        uncompressed file is in .gkh format. You'll find epsdisk 
        at Chicken Systems Inc:
        http://www.chickensys.com/downloads/other.php
                
                Note: If using epsdisk you have to use HD diskettes
                and set "type" to standard hd. EPS disks default
                format is DD.

        A lot of other tools for ensoniq samplers can handle .gkh 
        files.

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        Created by Moulin Noir aka Anders Wikholm 
        (anders (at) moulin-noir.com).

        I hereby release this sound to the public domain. You can use 
        it for any commercial purpose (recordings etc). You may give
        it away to others. However, you are not allowed to sell the
        actual sound. If you want to redistribute it it must be free
        of charge and this text file must be included.
                
                
        Have fun :-)

        /Anders Wikholm