
Voices of Ancient India
Bansuri, shehnai, dilruba, raga violin and a female raga voice, recorded in India.
- Instruments
- 8
- Download
- 2.2 GB
- Format
- Kontakt


Overview
Five classical voices of North India in one library. The bansuri is the bamboo flute. The shehnai is the reed horn played at weddings and temple gates. The dilruba is a bowed string instrument with a soft, singing tone. Next to them sit a raga violin and a female voice singing raga phrases.
Some patches play by speed, so the phrase follows how fast you play. Others lock to your project tempo. Use them for film scores, ambient work, or anywhere a melody needs to sound like it came from India and not from a preset.
Listen
Demos on SoundCloudWatch
2 videosDilruba, shehnai, bansuri, raga violin, female voice
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Gallery
2 images

What's inside
8 Kontakt instrumentsInstruments 8
- Bansuri Hybrid
- Dilruba Speed Control
- Dilruba Sync
- Female Raga Voice Hybrid
- Female Raga Voice Speed Control
- Raga Violin Sync
- Shehnai Hybrid
- Shehnai Legato Speed Chunks
Specs
- Format
- Native Instruments Kontakt (full retail version)
- Kontakt version
- 5.8.1 or later
- Instruments
- 8
- Download size
- 2.2 GB
- Delivery
- Instant download link by email
- Downloads
- Up to 5 per order
- Licence
- Included inside the library
FAQ
Will it work in the free Kontakt Player?
No. You need the full retail version of Native Instruments Kontakt. In the free Player it runs in demo mode only.
How do I get the files?
Right after checkout you get an email with your download link. You can download up to 5 times, so keep a backup.
Can I use it in commercial work?
Yes, in your own music and media, on the licence included in the library. You may not share or resell the samples on their own. See our Terms.
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