Indo Caribbean Samples

Derived from the influence of East Indian indentured labourers mainly from the Hindi belt to cultivate the sugar plantations after the emancipation of African slaves predominantly in Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, and Guyana.
This sample library offered comprises of the two main East Indian/English creole – influenced music subgenres.
Chutney – evolved the Bhojpuri folk music. The primary instruments used are the harmonium, dhantal, and dholak.
Tassa – evolved from the Tamil influenced Tasha drumming. The main instruments used are the Dhol or bass drum, the Caribbean version of nagara (known as the kutter) drum, and the Jhanj cymbal.

We at Indigisounds are proud to introduce the Chutney and Tassa starter pack to the fingertips of you the music producer and enthusiast.
Features Access to over 3100 handcrafted music samples of ChutneyHarmoniums x2 (single strike x 3 velocity layers and modeled noises)Dhatal (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 12 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).Dhol (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 52 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).14x Bonus Chutney Adlibs. TassaKutter x 5 (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 63 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).Dhol x 3 (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 7 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).Jhanj x 2 (single strikes – 2 microphone placements, 5 velocity layers and 4 round robins) and 8 signature rhythms(44.1KHz).All rhythms are tempo-aligned to improve playability.

Options to access speed, tuning, quantization, attack and hold features(Main Page).Options to access reverse, chorus, phaser, reverb delay and filter (FXPage).Options to access the signature Indigisounds Breakaway loudness at the convenience of your fingertips.Playback capability for music notation software and Digital Audio Workstations using NKS ready KONTAKT, KONTAKT PLAYER, KOMPLETE as a VST or AU plugin.