Keyboard Sound Banks? Do They Exist?

[Fila]

I'm wondering if it is possible in some way to get hands on soundbanks from famous keyboards.

For example is there any way that I could get a Korg Triton soundbank & load it into my sampler?

If so, can anyone tell me how do I go about obtaining these? Is there particular sample CD's etc?

Thanks from downunda!

 

[afriquedeluxe]

i heard of a triton reason refill but iam yet 2 find it....same for da emu protues 2000 refill

 

[eka]

http://www.beatsbymail.com/korg-triton/

http://www.prerunners.net/go/korg_triton_samples_for_pc.htm

http://209.35.182.75/trinityhaven/HTML/TRITONpcm.htm

http://www.millioncomputers.com/p18-191-000-korg-triton-drum-sample-free-shi.html

http://www.beatsbymail.com/

http://www.abstractbeats.com/

 

[bigdmakintrax]

Those kind of samples are good but for the most part you are better off buying the module....there's like a 1000 different things that the module does as far fx that the flat resampled wave file just shorts you big time on.......the flat wave sound is only 1 snapshot of what the actual rom does, I mean I had the mp7 about a year ago and I sold it but I liked some of the sounds so I bought one of those cds with the samples but if you know what the module or keyboard does its a waste of money which had a lot of the proteus and emu sounds.....but since I did have some samples to hold me over for a lil while until I got another module module did I realized what a rippoff it was....so I went and got a new emu module since I know all of the things the module does and the sound a quality are way better than the jacked wave files.....and soundfonts...but I guess if you don't have the money this possibly works....