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[NAMM] Korg offers the M1 library to Krome users

By Banshee in Avalon on 07/12/2013 at 15:03
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Users of the Krome workstations can now download a library featuring sounds of the legendary M1 keyboard for free.

The M1 for Krome soundbank features 100 programs, 100 combis and 10 demo sequences with sounds from the M1 workstation.

You can download the library for free from www.korg.com/krome (click on Support and Download on the left of the page then on Soundware).

 

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