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Darbuka • User Guide 4

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Welcome to Darbuka

The overwhelming success of our ﬁrst virtual musician - the Virtual Guitarist – proved that there’s a huge

demand for intelligent music tools that put you in the producers’ rather than the musicians’ chair; tools that

produce professional, authentic tracks based on real performances from skilled musicians. Why waste a lot of

time trying to imitate a Darbuka player with a MIDI track and some multisamples? Why not just hire the best

guys for the job?

Thanks to the proprietary FlexGroove engine Wizoo’s Virtual percussionists deliver nothing less than real

performances recorded by real musicians, with you in full control. Everything from the groove, the arrangement,

the timing and the tempo to the mix is in your hands, ready to make your song special.

The grooves of “Darbuka” were performed by Suat Borazan and Mohamed Zaki, two of the best Middle-

Eastern percussion players in the world and deﬁnitely big stars in their countries. Whether you’re into Middle-

Eastern music or just want to add the ﬂavor to your tracks – these guys deliver with cultural credibility and

musical performances like nothing that was affordable for any of us – in the pre-Darbuka era that is.

Best regards,

System Requirements & Installation

System Requirements

< Minimum System Requirements PC

• Pentium

III 500 MHz or AMD7. (Pentium 4 / Athlon 1 GHz or faster recommended).

• 256 MB RAM.

• 2 GB free hard disk space.

• Windows

XP.

• VST 2.0 compatible host software.

• MIDI Interface.

• DVD-ROM drive for installation.

• Internet connection for software certiﬁcation.

< Minimum System Requirements Mac

• Power Macintosh

G3 500 MHz.

(G4 or faster recommended)

• 256 MB RAM.

• 2 GB free hard disk space.

• Mac

OS X Version 10.3.2 or higher.

• VST 2.0, AU or RTAS compatible host software.

• MIDI Interface.

• DVD-ROM drive for installation.

• Internet connection for software activation.

(The actual performance of virtual instruments depends on the performance of the computer you use.)