Use of Indian Instruments in Electronic Music

The sitar is a plucked string instrument that is widely used in Indian classical music and has been incorporated into electronic music by artists like Anoushka Shankar and Karsh Kale.

The tabla is a pair of hand drums that are played with the fingers and palms, and are commonly used in Indian classical music and electronic music.

The Sarangi's unique sound and expressive playing techniques make it well-suited for creating melodies in electronic music.

The Tanpura is a string instrument that produces a continuous drone, providing a harmonic base for other instruments and vocals in Indian classical music and electronic music.

The Ghatam is a clay pot that is struck with the fingers to produce percussive sounds, commonly used in Carnatic music and electronic music.

The Pakhawaj is a barrel-shaped drum with two heads, played with the hands, and is commonly used in North Indian classical music and electronic music.

The Santoor is a hammered dulcimer, a string instrument played by striking the strings with mallets, commonly used in Kashmiri music and electronic music.

The Mridangam is a barrel-shaped drum with two heads, played with the hands, and is commonly used in South Indian classical music and electronic music.

The Veena is a plucked string instrument with a long neck and a gourd-shaped body, commonly used in Carnatic music and electronic music.

The Ghatam is a clay pot that is struck with the fingers to produce percussive sounds, commonly used in Carnatic music and electronic music.

The Shehnai is a reed instrument with a conical bore and a flaring bell, commonly used in North Indian classical music and electronic music.

The Ghatam is a clay pot that is struck with the fingers to produce percussive sounds, commonly used in Carnatic music and electronic music.

The Sitar is a plucked string instrument with a long neck and a gourd-shaped body, commonly used in North Indian classical music and electronic music.

The Mridangam is a barrel-shaped drum with two heads, played with the hands, and is commonly used in South Indian classical music and electronic music.

The Veena is a plucked string instrument with a long neck and a gourd-shaped body, commonly used in Carnatic music and electronic music.