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Desktop or smaller rompler for acoustic instruments?
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Desktop or smaller rompler for acoustic instruments?

Im thinking of something like a Juno DS or V-09, mainly focusing on a nice selection of horns, strings, flutes, and other acoustic samples. But I don’t need 61 keys, or even keys at all, as I have a 73-key electric piano with midi out. Looking for something either Minilogue-sized or smaller. Doesn’t need any sound design options, just want to have the sounds available in my rig. Does this exist?

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