SwarPlug is not a free plugin although you might wanna go for the DSK Indian plugins which are pretty good. If you still want SwarPlug, torrent it. If you are looking for some good flute or other samples go for royalty free samples. May 22, 2014  This is a short introduction on the new version of SwarPlug. It describes the sound settings as well as the new Librarian pane the plugin now includes.

Add up to 79* perfectly sampled virtual Indian instruments to your iPad's sequencer! SwarPlug is an Audio Unit Extension that will load in AUv3 compatible hosts like Garageband, Cubasis, AUM, Audiobus, etc.

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As additional voices that can be played through the keyboard, in new loops created from scratch through your MIDI editor, or by using the thousands of MIDI loops included in the plugin. SwarPlug also supports Inter-App Audio, so you can link it to virtually anything! *This app initially only includes the Tabla instrument, but you can download any additional voice you like through In App Purchasing. You can listen to a short demo clip of each instrument in the list.

Firstly I have to say that the sounds are great, and I love the way that instruments can be added with one purchase at a time. Most of the Indian instruments on the App Store are overpriced garbage, and this is the ONLY one I have ever found where it seems like effort went in to sampling the instruments. However, I do think there is room for improvement, with (in my opinion) two important features are missing. The first is a pitch bend control for the built in keyboard, and the second is background audio. Pitch bend is essential for instruments like the sitar, and I have run into problems with connecting control surface apps due to background audio not being present. Overall a great app, and a big thank you to the developer.