The Dholak is a South Asian double-headed hand drum, a prominent feature in folk and devotional music across India, Pakistan, and Nepal. It's characterized by its barrel-shaped body, made from wood or metal, with animal hide or synthetic skins stretched over its two heads. These heads are tuned differently, providing a rich, bass sound on the larger side and a higher, sharper tone on the smaller side. Played using hands and fingers, the Dholak offers a wide range of rhythms and tones, making it versatile for solo performances or as part of a larger ensemble.
In the World Drums series, the Dholak is meticulously captured with Physically Based Rendering (PBR) technology, ensuring its visual texture, from the wood grain to the subtle reflections on the skins, is incredibly lifelike. This attention to detail extends to the sound quality, offering a realistic and immersive playing experience. Whether you're a beginner fascinated by rhythmic patterns or an experienced drummer looking to explore the nuances of South Asian rhythms, the Dholak in the World Drums series provides an authentic and collaborative platform for your musical journey.
comes with 24 loops and 1 animation
requires an PBR-enabled viewer
See item in Second Life- 24 loops (12 loops in each of 2 tempi)
- 1 animation
- able to play in sync with other instruments from the world drum series
- PBR based textures
