I could have sworn there was a Korg keyboard that has micro-keys that has bread and butter rhodes, wurlitzer, pads, organ, comping, clavinet sounds. All I can find when I do a search is the synth version that is used for analogue modelling. Am I dreaming? I saw a guy using one at a major concert once -nice sounds -very small - for adding an extra keyboard to your rig or something you can carry around easily. This is quite a few years back and maybe I wouldn't be happy with the sound but I can't even find it now -I keep coming up with the synth version. Maybe it wasn't Korg? Maybe it was another life?

I think you may mean the Microstation? Don't think it had mini keys but it was compact and there was basically a Triton engine inside.

Korg Microstation and there's a simular thing called Novastation.
but they are small synthesizers iic.
 

MicroKorg?
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/microKorg?product_id=microKorg&campaigntype=shopping&campaign=aaShopping%2520-%2520Core%2520-%2520Keyboards%2520%26%2520Synthesizers&adgroup=Keyboards%2520%26%2520Synthesizers%2520-%2520Synthesizers&placement=google&adpos=1o1&creative=217452498644&device=c&matchtype=&network=g&gclid=Cj0KCQjw0ejNBRCYARIsACEBhDMGebxxPS7pwft44foB_dCMFKJDsnEZ092ik_t7oVaSibS2hC7KujoaAmzuEALw_wcB
 

michael japan
II saw a guy using one at a major concert once -nice sounds -very small - for adding an extra keyboard to your rig or something you can carry around easily. 

Are you sure the sounds you heard were internal? Could have been driving almost anything with it.

The MicroKorg is the synth one although I think one of the "XL" revisions had a few basic ROMpler sounds (or at least wavetable synthesis). I can't think of any with mini keys that had a true ROMpler engine, and I've used/owned like 6 modern Korg synths.

so, maybe he was using the microkorg as a controller only because the shape of the keyboard looks the same. I always thought there was one that size that had the triton engine in it but i guess not.
 

double post -sorry.

michael japan
so, maybe he was using the microkorg as a controller only because the shape of the keyboard looks the same. I always thought there was one that size that had the triton engine in it but i guess not.
 

I got two titles mixed up before, the MicroStation does have mini keys but more octaves making it significantly wider. It has an M50 engine. But there is also the Micro X which has a similar size to the MicroKorg but normal size keys (25 of them) and a Triton core. Maybe that's what you mean?

https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/korg-micro-x

Thank you Sanderxpander for not giving up. And to the rest of you for trying.