Traditional flutes sound robotic because sample A stops and sample B starts abruptly. The Infinite Audio Bansuri uses a morphing algorithm. When you slide your finger from C to D, the plugin calculates the physics of the transition. The result is a meend (glissando) that sounds identical to a live performance.
Goal: Record a slow, emotive Alap (introductory section) in Raga Brindavani Sarang.
How does the Infinite Audio Bansuri Flute -WiN-OSX- compare to other options on the market (like Eduardo Tarilonte’s Forest Kingdom or Embertone’s Sensual Sax)? Infinite Audio Bansuri Flute -WiN-OSX-
| Feature | Infinite Audio Bansuri | Kontakt Standard Libraries | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | File Size | 1.5 GB | 4-10 GB | | Legato Type | Physical Modeling (Infinite) | Sampled Interval (Static) | | Cross-Platform | Native Win/OSX (Standalone) | Requires Kontakt Full (Expensive) | | Breath Control | Native CC2/Expression | Requires MIDI remapping | | CPU Load | Low (3-5% per instance) | Moderate to High |
Verdict: If you own the full version of Kontakt 7, you have options. However, for sheer playability and the feeling of a "live" flute, the dedicated -WiN-OSX- plugin architecture of Infinite Audio offers lower latency and superior pitch-bending realism. Traditional flutes sound robotic because sample A stops
To fool listeners into thinking this is a live musician, follow these three rules using the -WiN-OSX- version:
Note: Some versions require running the Native Access → “Add Serial” if a serial is provided. Then use Add Library. Add a tanpura drone track (C – G)
The Infinite Audio Bansuri is a sampled instrument that captures the nuance of a professional Bansuri (side-blown bamboo flute). Unlike generic synth flutes, this library focuses on:
Supported Formats:
Required: Full version of Kontakt 6.7.1+ (not the free Kontakt Player, unless the specific version states Player compatibility – check your purchase).
Some versions include: