Use G-Force to Interpret Sitar Music--TOTALLY NEW IMAGES

[Son of a Border Scot]

Want to get designs totally unlike any you've ever seen from G-Force before? Go to download.com, their music tab and then "World" and "South Asia" and "sitar". All of this is free. Get all the sitar recordings, voice ones included and watch what happens. (One artist turns out horrible designs but the rest are priceless jewels, very nearly fractionals. ENJOY! (And thank you again Andy)

[markofkane]

I like sitar music to relax, but I'm on dial-up.

[Linvincible]

I don't find it so very different than other music
very similar to guitar for example
I guess any music with hight contrast in the mediums and trebles will do the same
it's just as great I think

[Son of a Border Scot]

I like sitar music to relax, but I'm on dial-up.

Hey, dial up is cool. This isn't streaming. This is giveaway. Download.com offers freeload loads of these very good but generally unknown artists who want to try the market and perhaps show good listener reviews to recording companies. A lot of the talent (99 percent) is TOP QUALITY and I have a good ear. You just register with no obligation to buy anything and go through the menus and take what you want. I have a LAN with T-Line so I download two at a time with a third in loading posture waiting for one to finish to kick in. Your dial up will surely take one at a time with one waiting. Because of LAN demand I sometimes drop to 57K per second, that's your speed but still can get a tune in about three minutes. I have downloaded nearly 250 right now. That's about 12 hours of non-stop music, all FREE. ALL VERY VERY GOOD. Every type of music you can imagine and then some.

[rogerwilco]

Hey, not just sitar music. Almost any Hindustani (North Indian style) performance features four or less players, and what they produce in the new G-F looks really special with the G-F controls set to its default settings. Very coool, Andy, Very.