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Cubilas Korg Kronos Acoustic Pianos MPC Expansion [MPC]
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Cubilas Korg Kronos Acoustic Pianos MPC Expansion [MPC]

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Acoustic Pianos from the Korg Kronos on your MPC! The Korg Kronos has an impressive library of quality instruments. These sounds are now available for your MPC! This expansion includes acoustic pianos sampled from the Korg Kronos. # of Instruments : 18 XPM Keygroup Programs # of Samples : 1,053 WAV Samples This will show up in the Expansions section of your Browser with a picture and individual program audio previews. Your download includes the following three items: an XPN expansion file for installing in the MPC software, a ZIP file containing the standalone version of the expansion, "README – Instructions.pdf" instructional PDF NOTE: The XPN and the standalone ZIP both contain the same expansion. Choose an option that suits your needs. You do not need to download or install both.

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Yes, Cubilas Korg Kronos Acoustic Pianos MPC Expansion [MPC] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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