Nice spot on that USB stick Frank!

More info I found regarding this USB stick

44 Styles : 50's & 60's
36 Styles: COUNTRY & GOSPEL
88 Styles : 8 BEAT & 16 BEAT
46 Styles: DISCO & DANCE
63 Styles: BALL ROOM
45 Styles: JAZZ & BLUES
34 Styles: BOSSA & SAMBA
38 Styles: LATIN
13 Styles: CLA SSIC
24 Styles: ROCK
32 Styles: CONTEMPORARY
118 Styles: TRADIT & WORLD

Cost: 49 Euro

Styles come from:

MSD - Disks
TN-SC-1 cards
TN SC-2 cards
E-20
E-70
G-800/ RA-800/E-96/RA-96
G-600
G-1000/EM-2000
VA-7/VA-76
ZIP disk (G-1000/EM-2000/VA-7)

FROM ANOTHER GERMAN WEBSITE/ KEYBOARD FORUM
( SAME INFO AS ABOVE)
( Google translate)
The legendary Roland USB Music Style Library

This historic style library is a treat for both lovers of earlier ROLAND Arranger instruments and modern entertainer. On a USB Stick 581 epochal Roland Music Style Arranger keyboards are the "E", "G ", "VA", "RA" series, to look at all the style libraries, designed for memory cards, floppy and Zip disks. The companion module BK-7m is fully compatible with this style!

The styles are divided into 12 family-style:

44 Styles: 50's & 60's
36 styles: COUNTRY & GOSPEL
88 styles: 8 & 16 BEAT BEAT
46 Styles: DISCO & DANCE
63 Styles: BALLROOM
45 styles: JAZZ & BLUES
34 Styles: BOSSA & SAMBA
38 styles: LATIN
13 Styles: CLA SSIC
24 Styles: ROCK
32 Styles: CONTEMPORARY
118 Styles: Traditions & WORLD

All Styles of this expansion came from:

MSD - Discs
TN-SC-1 cards
TN SC-2 cards
E-20
E-70
G-800 / RA-800/E-96/RA-96
G-600
G-1000/EM-2000
VA-7/VA-76
ZIP disk (G-1000/EM-2000/VA-7)

MSRP $ 49, -
Available around the end of April
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Hey Mockie,

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Yeah Frans, might be worth getting

Yes isn't very expensive. I quess Roland will release more of these sticks in the future as they call it 01

Guys, that looks like an incredibly good deal for those classic Roland styles...even the styles from the old cards are included, and most of them were very good, indeed. I used to have the big old Super Card that had all the available cards in one unit.

Good find, Frans.

Ian

Yes Ian I also like those old Roland styles. I am interested in this module again
Btw you mentioned the QY series from Yamaha. I owned 2 of these modules in the past the QY10 and QY20 and I loved them. If Yahaha decide to bring out a new one I probably buy one.

I remember a favorite of mine was the Easy Eight card...eight styles, and, almost every style was usable, and not one was overdone...simple, but effective.

It was quite a bit of money for styles, and most cards only had four styles...the Easy Eight was a bargain.

That's why I ended up getting the Super Card...only to find out, Roland was switching to floppy discs.

The old QY series...great little rigs...I remember using one (a QY20) on a plane and the young lady next to me couldn't believe what it would do....it was in a little case the size of a VHF video tape...certainly a great conversation piece.

For use at home, or in a hotel room, I had the Novation MM10 keyboard which let you slot the QY20 (or QY10) into a space in the top and allowed you to use real keys, plus it streamlined some of the operations a swell.

I just like to see Yamaha come out with an S910 as a module, but, I don't hold much hope for it.

Ian

No I don't think Yamaha or Korg come out with a arranger module. But you never know. I will be interested in a Yamaha arranger module if the price is right.