Guys what is the best synths for indian drums ???
I'm stucked with a song.(with Thabla And Dholki Instruments)
Indian Drums synths???
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Dimuthu_DeeJay Dimuthu_DeeJay https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=52173
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- 6244 posts since 25 May, 2002 from Bobo-dioulasso\BF__Geneva/CH
Have a look at "Swarplug" on the "quick instrument link"
...and then, if needed, have a glance to all the stuffs created by it developpers
Should do your job very exactly, i guess !
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The earliest answer was a quite good advice, but this one i'm pointing at, is specialised in indian instruments ( and it developpers are specialised in indian classical musics in general, on that ground, you can 't find something better )
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I forgot : welcome to kvr !
...and then, if needed, have a glance to all the stuffs created by it developpers
Should do your job very exactly, i guess !
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The earliest answer was a quite good advice, but this one i'm pointing at, is specialised in indian instruments ( and it developpers are specialised in indian classical musics in general, on that ground, you can 't find something better )
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I forgot : welcome to kvr !
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"Qui vole un Oeuf, vole un Boeuf !"
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If you're not doing Indian classical (meaning if you want to do dance/electronica), you'd probably be better off with a good loop library or two. Pukka Masala comes to mind, as does Pure Tabla (which, despite the name, isn't all dry tabla loops).
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Didn't i spawned that earlier ?
