G-Sonique today released Kashmir Sitar, a new VST plug-in for Windows that outputs a sitar sound when you play guitar.
Kashmir Sitar GUI shows an effect stompbox and includes algorithms to emulate the sound of a sitar, including sympathetic resonance simulation.
Mainly designed for guitar, you can also use it with other instruments.
The GUI in Kashmir Sitar offers the following controls:
- Accent
- Resonance
- Spirit: changes the character of the sitar sound
- Echo: from short to long echo/reverb effect
- Echo mix: adjusts the amount of echo added to the signal
- Dry/Wet: controls the amount of sitar effect
Kashmir Sitar is a VST 32-bit plug-ins for Windows. It is available for the introductory price of 15.95€ instead of 19.90€ at www.123creative.com.
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