roland s50 sound library disks

The Roland S50 was a digital sampling keyboard released in the late 1980s, and it used 3.5" floppy disks to store sound libraries.

There were many third-party sound library disks available for the Roland S50, as well as some official Roland sound library disks. Some popular third-party sound library disks included the "E-mu Classics" series by Digital Sound Factory, the "Volume" series by InVision Interactive, and the "Dance" series by Sound Source Unlimited.

If you're looking for specific Roland S50 sound library disks, you may be able to find them for sale on online marketplaces or auction sites like eBay. However, keep in mind that these disks are quite old and may not work properly due to age and wear. Additionally, the Roland S50 uses a proprietary disk format, so it may be difficult to find a way to read these disks if you don't already have an S50 or compatible hardware.