Solo Khol

A custom-made khol, the clay drum of Bengal kirtan, sampled stroke by stroke.
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Thank you for buying. You now own fifteen Kontakt libraries recorded in India, with 273 instruments and loop sets, including two that have never been released before.
The khol is the clay drum of Bengal's kirtan tradition, played for around five hundred years, since the time of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu. We had one made for us and recorded it for producers. You play it first: these two libraries reach our own store only after this deal ends.
Voices, drums, strings and reeds from across India. Select any window to see that interface full size.

Bansuri, shehnai, dilruba, raga violin and a female raga voice.

Four harmoniums including a 1930s reed, plus tanpura drones and raga phrases.

A ring of tuned tablas played as a melodic instrument.

Its second page: arpeggiator, effects and tuning.

Concert tabla, with bonus performance loops.

The folk barrel drum of weddings and qawwali.

Raga vocal phrases: a young voice, aalaps and an innocent tone.

Raga vocal phrases: passionate and thunderous voices.

The Indian harp, with raga presets in C and C#.

Jal tarang, spoon tarang and tabla tarang, played and designed.

Steel tongue drum, plus fujara flute textures.

Tabla performances from 70 to 140 BPM.

Dholak grooves as REX and WAV loops.

Spoken tabla bols: Indian mouth percussion.
Demo playlists, library by library.
273 Kontakt instruments and loop sets across fifteen libraries. Scroll the list.
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