IndigiSounds IndoCaribbean Samples (Digital product)

This vsample library offers two major musical subgenres that have emerged in the history of West Indian Creole musical innovations, both of which are the result of the presence of East Indian immigrants in the Caribbean. Chutney music evolved from Bhojpuri folk music. The primary instruments used are harmony, dhantal and dholak. This traditional chutney sound is the basic form of the original and organic expression of the Indian Diaspora in the Caribbean. Tassa drums evolved from the northern and central plains of India. The main instruments used are the Dhol or bass drum, the Caribbean equivalent of the nagara known as the kutter drum and the Jhanj cymbal. Tassy's contagious rhythm has become synonymous with celebrations in the Double Island Republic. Thunder bass, accompanied by a penetrating cutter, awakens the body to move at its command. Tassa, the basis of all traditional Indian weddings and celebrations, can now be easily adapted to any audio production. Its contagious effect can be applied to any percussion groupings and ideas.Access to more than 3,100 handmade Chutney Harmoniums x2 music samples (one stroke x 3 speed layers and modeled sounds) Dhatal (single shots - 2 microphone locations, 5 speed layers and 4 round robins) and 12 characteristic rhythms (44.1 kHz ). Dhol (single shots - 2 microphone locations, 5 speed layers and 4 round robins) and 52 signature rhythms (44.1 kHz). 14x Bonus Chutney Adlibs. TassaKutter x 5 (single shots - 2 microphone locations, 5 spe
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