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Tanpura

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The Indian Drone Instrument, version 2.

Back in 2014, Indian Drone was one of the first generators featured on this website. At that time, synthetic oscillators were used to recreate the distinctive sound of the Indian tanpura (or tambura). That sound became quite popular for meditation sessions.

Two years later, I am recreating the same sound, but this time from acoustic samples — sounds acquired from the real instrument. This new version sounds different — better to my ears and more realistic — but doesn't replace the original. Try combining both : they blend extremely well to create an even richer sound.


Released by Stéphane on November 23rd, 2015 and still playing thanks to those who support myNoise. Thank you Zackery, Michelle, Corey, Adrian S.a., L. Scott, Benjamin, Joshua, Gary, Nicholas, Wade, Franklin, Imba_asm, Chiu Ting, Stan and Alexis  

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