UV The Song of Mexico VST plugin for Decent Sampler || UV El canto de México VST plugin para Decent Sampler

UV El canto de México (The Song of Mexico) is a unique collection of 59 traditional Mexican instruments, carefully sampled and organized by musical function. Each category reflects a core element of Mexican sound: from ritual percussion to strummed harmonies, from melodic voices to ceremonial wind instruments.

Designed for modern music production, this library merges Mexica-inspired visuals, user-friendly design, and deep cultural richness into one powerful creative tool.

Categories, Musical Role, and Included Instruments:

Soloists (14)

Melodic instruments with expressive articulations like tremolo, sustain, and glissando. These are the lead voices of traditions like son jarocho, Tenek music, and mestizo baroque.
Includes:

• Tenor salterio

• Requinto salterio

• Requinto

• Requinto jarocho

• Jarocha harp

• Jalisco harp

• Tenek harp

• Tzotzil harp

• Marimba

• Chapareke

• Son lute (baroque jarana)

• Jarocho punteador

• Bandolon

• Docerola

Basses (5)

Low-end instruments that anchor rhythm and harmony, essential in genres like mariachi and huapango.
Includes:

• Guitarrón

• Tololoche

• Yucatecan tololoche

• Leona

• Bajoloche (slapped acoustic bass)

Percussion (15)

Rhythmic instruments that span from ancient rituals to festive traditions and modern adaptations.
Includes:

• Huehuetl

• Teponaztli

• Rattle

• Ayotl (turtle shell)

• Bells (pre-Hispanic and modern types)

• Calentano drum

• Alteña percussion (snare and ranchera bass drum)

• Dance platform (tarima)

• Tap box (cajón de tapeo)

• Omichicahuaztli

• Frame drums (Yoreme, Tarahumara, Tundito)

• Jarocho tambourine

• Alternative drum kit (typewriter + suitcase)

• Tabasqueño drums

• Banda bass drum (Tambora de Banda)
  

  

Aerophones (7)

Wind instruments that convey spirituality, ancestral memory, and atmospheric color.
Includes:

• Carrizo flutes (7 types)

• Tlapitzalli (single, double, triple)

• Ocarina

• Ehecachichtli (Aztec death whistle and Jaguar whistle )

• Shell trumpets (clay and natural conch)

• Hompak (agave stalk trumpet)

• Toxacatl (3 variants)

  

Bowed Strings (6)

Melodic instruments from indigenous traditions, rich in texture and regional character.
Includes:

• Gorgoro violin

• Rabelito

• Tuxteco violin

• Xaweri

• Seri monochord

• Raberi tarahumara

 

Harmony Instruments (12)

Strummed instruments designed to play custom chords with built-in strummer engine.
Users can assign their own chords and strum them with three gestures:
👉 downstroke, upstroke, and fan strum.
Essential for replicating the rhythmic harmonic textures of sones, huapangos, mariachi, and more.
Includes:

• Quinta de golpe

• Vihuela

• Huasteca jarana

• Jarocha jarana

• Bajo sexto

• Huapanguera

• Alteña vihuela

• Gorgoro guitarrón

• Cartonal

• Conchera

• Guitarra panzona

• Mariachi guitar

⚙️ All instruments feature built-in control panel:

• 🎛️ Filter

• 🎛️ Reverb

• 🎛️ Delay & Time

• 🎛️ Envelope: Attack, Sustain, Decay, Release

• 🎛️ Panning

These allow you to tailor each sound to cinematic, traditional, or experimental contexts with ease.

🌍 Multilingual Interface (10 languages):

The plugin interface and all instrument descriptions are available in:
🇪🇸 Spanish · 🇬🇧 English · 🇮🇹 Italian · 🇫🇷 French · 🇩🇪 German
🇵🇹 Portuguese · 🇰🇷 Korean · 🇯🇵 Japanese · 🇨🇳 Chinese · 🇷🇺 Russian

Languages can be changed directly from the plugin using the language button at the bottom.

Each click cycles through the available languages until you find your preferred one.

🎯 Perfect for:

• Producers seeking rich, organic textures

• Film, documentary, and game composers

• Musicians blending tradition with experimentation

• Educators and ethnomusicologists in creative contexts