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Swar
Café is a place where you can download the latest SwarShala
versions, as well as new compositions from users worldwide. To
try the posted compositions, just follow these 4 steps: |
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Important
Note:
all items included in this site are copyright protected and meant to be used in a personal basis. They can in no way be freely shared or distributed, unless they are merged in musical compositions. |
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SwarShala
v. 2.0 Build 8 (5.07 Mb)
Demo version with only Tabla samples (Sarod samples can be downloaded separately) Version 2.0 Build 8 Patch (267 Kb) To upgrade from a previous Build. Not stand-alone. Should be extracted into the main Swar Systems directory. |
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Add your compositions to any of these bases, specifying your name as the Reporter, and send it back to us. We will merge them in the main base and post the latter for other users to enjoy. |
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The reverse plucking (Ra) on main string was slightly too loud.
Click here to download a softer version of the stroke.
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The
Sitar is the most popular stringed instrument of the plucked-lute
variety in North India.
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Despite
being a Western instrument, guitar is played in Indian music as
well, though generally in a special construction.
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The
tanpura is a 4 string instrument used to keep the main notes of
a Raga during a performance.
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This
particular tanpura has 5 strings and thus allows to create drones
with 2 notes from the raga, apart from the usual high and low Sa's.
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For
better sound quality, this tanpura is tuned on Black 4, which is
a pitch suitable for vocal, specially for women.
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Right-hand strokes have been resampled at C#. Download this samples
set and reset the global pitch (Tools | Tune | Reset button).
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The
Pakhawaj is the direct ancestor of the tabla. It was mostly used
in the melodic style known as Dhrupad.
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The
Dholki is a one piece wooden drum which can produce both high and
low pitch sound. It is mainly used in folk music.
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The
Nagara is a double drum used in folk music and to accompany the
shehnai.
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Bells
are used in semi-classical and folk music to mark the rhythm.
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*Dark
greyed Samples Sets are password-protected. They are restricted
to TaalWizard licensees.
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