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Patches in general (like the LA philarmonic ones).

The QS7 had some really great new brass sounds, and orchestral Name don't sound the same, some are better (the Hammond organs), So there is some overlap, but some of the patches with the same Most of the same types of sounds are covered on the QS7, I got to play a QS7 for a while this weekend, and already ownĪ QS+.

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