https://www.orangetreesam...tric-guitar-sitardelic
 
https://www.orangetreesamples.com/products/evolution-electric-guitar-sitardelic
 
Not sure if the first link will work, so if not, try the 2nd one.

Between you and cclarry, I don't stand a chance to ever post any announcements here. Maybe I need to post everything a day early on this forum. :)
 
Here are the details:
 
Video Demos:
 


 
Audio Demos:
 
Demo #1: Sitariffic
Demo #2: Rock Sitar (Andrea Bellucci)
Demo #3: OTS Funk Allstars (Jon Jackson)
 
Key features:

• Over 4.65 GB of samples (compressed to 1.87 GB using the lossless NCW audio format), covering articulations such as sustains, mutes, natural harmonics, plus special effects such as chugs, scratches, string slaps, and much more.
• Legato samples for slides, hammer-ons, and pull-offs.- Built-in strum pattern editor for authentic guitar strumming.
• Adjustable pick position using our proprietary physical modeling technology.
• Multitracking up to quadruple tracking.

 
Pricing:
 
$139 USD (regularly $179). This $40 off introductory discount lasts until August 22nd, 2016.
 
Format:
 
This sample library is powered by the KONTAKT Player, so it does not require any additional software.
 
Downloads:
 
User's Guide (PDF)

Visit the product page here: Evolution Sitardelic sample library for KONTAKT

Interesting library, indeed.

And I'm not in Larry's league, not even close.... :)
 

This sounds great! Wonder how it would go with the Fishman TriplePlay. Should work really well.

I had initally concluded I did not want this one at this time because.

• Its specalist.
• I already have the one by Bolder Sounds, which is excellent but nowhere near as fully featured as this one.

But those demos do sound good and the Komplete 11 upgrade is not tempting me. I will need to think about this long and hard.
 
Looks like one where the multitracked, multi out functionality of the Evolution guitars would result in some amazing sounds.

I don't really need it, but I'll probably get it.  Because  . . . well you guys understand.

Wonderful sitar, Greg!