This hand-carved Southeast Asian instrument can sound like a traditional woodblock or like a croaking frog. The set contains 33 one-shot samples in total. Ten of them are soft woodblock hits, ten are average velocity woodblock hits, three are hard strikes, and the remaining ten are full performance strokes emulating frog croaks at various speeds (achieved via the ridges on the top of the frog's back using the small wooden mallet you see in the mouth of the frog).
With this pack you can emulate guiro playing at any speed you want in a convincing manner. Just load up the one-shots in order and do ascending and descending patterns in your sequencer.
As you can hear in the demo on the site, the samples pitch shift very well into ominous low tones that have some similarity to tongue drums.
Available in the following formats: Mono Wav @ 32bit 44.1KHz.
Price: $1.49 US. Yep, less than a buck fifty.
