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Swar Systems SwarPlug 1.0 is an amazing audio processing package with Indian Strings and Percussions. It features an ever-increasing number of instruments (over 80 so far), each with a large number of MIDI loops that you can audition and simply drag & drop on your tracks, to achieve something genuinely sounding in instants. The plugin integrates with most of the DAW platforms. You can also download

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Throwing authenticity completely out of the window, I fired up EXS24 and imported the Swarplug instruments via the Sample Cell-format folder Swar kindly provide. After a bit of minor tweakage (switching on Pitch for the melodic samples) I was free to mangle Swar’s lovely samples in all kinds of nasty ways. Yummy! I could also now see the internal sample basis of each instrument: some, like the santoor, have numerous one-note samples, others are more stretched. The entire sample library is about 100MB in size. I was happy overall with the level of detail and realism in the instruments, but as always, do try to hear them yourself before you decide whether to buy the product.

Swarplug have the best sample libraries of any Indian music company. There are a ridiculous amount of instruments that cover pretty much every single raaga, taal and style. I reckon these libraries will keep Swarplug supporting Indian music for a couple of years. The instruments can be used in a number of ways: Play your own compositions or use randomizer to jam with different instruments. Loop an instrument – usually with good results. Set up a patch for a specific genre of Indian music and play the loops/samples through the specific instruments.
As with other virtual instruments, playback is in Realtime, meaning that you hear your instrument perform in real time. As with the other Swarplug instruments, the tabla sounded much more realistic than any other Indian instrument I’ve heard before. Even the mridangam sounded authentic. Its timbre wasn’t robotic, but varied from the baseline standard.
Single Instrument. This is where you’d set up a one-to-one mapping of a single instrument. Pattern. Swarplug have mapped one ‘textured’ preset pattern to all instruments. This is a preset note pattern with a particular feel/timing to it. It’s always a good idea to develop a personalised preset pattern by tweaking the four parameter sliders in this section and the four parameter controls on the performance tab. Rand. This is the randomizer that comes as standard. The performance section is used for mapping the parameters in the MIDI controllers. There are 20 control parameters at your disposal. Each one can be controlled by a different joystick or each one can be mapped to some other MIDI controller. For example, you can set up Volume and Resonance by mapping both of these to the faders in your MIDI keyboard, both of these to the parameter controls on your MIDI controller or all of these to the right joystick. Compositions. This is where you’ll compose your own music. Here you can see the MIDI signal coming from your MIDI device or set of controllers and you can add, subtract, overwrite or arrange the MIDI signal as you see fit. For example, you could add or subtract a note, extend a duration and change a velocity, pitch, etc. Of course, if you don’t like the way the sound of the original track is panning, you can change the panning of the track before you go any further by clicking the pan button above the track.
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