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Eventually we might get a whole GM Rompler with many of the instruments. For the moment here is a collection of instruments covering the first 3 categories Piano, Chromatic Percussion and Organs with 24 instruments total. Many new instruments and lite versions of Note that Reaper and some other DAWs don't like Maize Romplers See read me for individual instrument licenses, all can be used to make commercial music. It is really just starting, but there are already lots of fun samples. These samples and my instruments are CC0 which means you can use them As always I'm using the acronym VCSL so that folks will know where the samples came from, these instruments are my own fault and Sam did all the amazing sampling work. I'm not affiliated with Versillian. I just love the free samples! I tend to normalize samples and do other things to them, so when the SFZ versions come out from Sam or other clever SFZ devs, they might well be more to your liking. I'll let you know when they are released and where to get them. Samples CC0: Sam Gossner and Versillian Studios Instruments CC0: bigcat instruments Here is a bonus instrument. Mattias Westlund of SSO fame created this violin trio using the violin samples from VSCO2, MSLP, ldk1609 and and he responded Oh I sooo want to see this! Please could you post here. So here is a link to the Youtu*e thread. You can find the instruments under my post as Joe Stevens. Pick the one for your OS. Since the response stopped short of complete permission, I don't feel comfortable posting it on the blog and don't want to get in wrong with one of the biggest sampling companies in our world, but it is easy enough to grab from the Youtu*e thread. The piano itself is very odd. I did a lot of tuning, cutting and editing to get a somewhat in tune and consistent feel across the keyboard. It isn't for every situation, but it might be useful as a very different feel than a regular piano. It also comes with a pads controllable synth. While I can't give you the synth (it is highly confusing) which will hopefully someday come out as a VST, I can