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🎶 KHITA — a Thai and folk instrument plugin for modern music

KHITA is a new kind of Thai and folk instrument library. Realism is only half of it: every instrument is also built to be bent, filtered and re-shaped as a synthesizer, so you can write something contemporary and unmistakably your own — from ARAN STUDIO.

฿7,000(one-time purchase)
42 authentic Thai instrumentsStandalone / VST3 / CLAP / AUWindows / macOSMIDI Learn on every knobFree 7-day trial฿7,000 One-time purchase
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KHITA's main screen (PLAY)

🔥 What makes it worth your time

42 instruments in the box
Forty-two Thai and folk instruments, with new ones added over time as free updates.
Live Recall (10 slots) for stage players
Load your instruments into slots, then switch between them from your keyboard or MIDI controller mid-song — no reaching for the mouse and losing the groove.
MIDI Learn on every knob, plus sustain pedal
Right-click any knob, choose MIDI Learn, and a real knob or fader drives it in real time — set once, remembered for good, the way a hardware synth holds its CC map. Sustain pedal (CC64) works to standard, so notes ring on naturally.
Deep built-in effects
A 3-type filter (LP/BP/HP) with Drive, a stereo Spin, a 4-mode Delay (Digital/Tape/Stereo/Ping-Pong) that syncs to your DAW, a 6-space Reverb (Temple Hall, Sala, Cave and more), and an Output stage with stereo width and a limiter — you can mix and sound-design without reaching for a single external plugin.
Works in every DAW
Windows (Standalone / VST3 / CLAP) and macOS (Standalone / VST3 / AU) — it drops into whichever DAW you already work in.

💻 How you use it, and what you own

📥 Free 7-day trial
Download the trial and use it on real work for a full 7 days, counted from your first launch.
When it runs out the plugin does not slam shut — audio fades to silence after a short stretch of continuous play, and every preset you saved stays put. Enter a license and carry on exactly where you were.
🔑 Full version — ฿7,000 (one-time purchase)
No subscription, no hidden costs. The license binds securely to your hardware, and one license activates on 2 machines at once — mixed Windows/macOS is fine. Ideal if you have a desktop and a laptop. New instrument packs are free to download, forever.
🛒 Buy / request bank details

Download the trial

Anyone can read this page, but you need to create an account and log in before the download unlocks. The trial runs fully for 7 days, with 20 of the 42 instruments playable.

Latest version: Windows 1.1.4 · macOS 1.1.4

All 42 instruments, in 3 families

🎼 Melodic instruments
Angklung · Khim · Klui · Khong Wong Lek · Khong Wong Yai · Phin Prong and more
🥁 Thai drums
Klong Aeow · Klong Hang · Klong Khaek · Klong Nora · Klong Talot Pot · Klong That and more
🎵 Percussion
Chab Lek · Chab Yai · Ching Nora · Ching · Khong Hui · Khong Khu Nora and more

🎼 Melodic instruments — เครื่องดำเนินทำนอง

17 instruments
Angklung · อังกะลุง
Bamboo shaker
🎁 In trial
Khim · ขิม
Strings struck with wooden beaters
Klui · ขลุ่ย
Thai blown flute
Khong Wong Lek · ฆ้องวงเล็ก
High-pitched gong circle
Khong Wong Yai · ฆ้องวงใหญ่
Low-pitched gong circle, the ensemble's backbone
Phin Prong · พิณโปร่ง
Plucked acoustic lute
Pi Mon · ปี่มอญ
Mon-style reed oboe
Pi Nai · ปี่ใน
The lead oboe of the piphat ensemble
Pi Tai · ปี่ใต้
Southern folk oboe
🎁 In trial
Pijum Klang · ปี่จุม · ปี่กลาง
Medium-sized Lanna reed pipe
🎁 In trial
Pijum Koi · ปี่จุม · ปี่ก้อย
Small Lanna reed pipe
Pijum Mae · ปี่จุม · ปี่แม่
Large Lanna reed pipe
Pong Lang · โปงลาง
Isan folk wooden xylophone
🎁 In trial
Ranat Ek · ระนาดเอก
The lead melody xylophone
🎁 In trial
Ranat Thum · ระนาดทุ้ม
Low-pitched xylophone
Seung · ซึง
Lanna plucked string instrument
Wot · โหวด
Isan bamboo wind instrument
🎁 In trial

🥁 Thai drums — กลองไทย

14 instruments
Klong Aeow · กลองแอว
Folk drum with a waisted body
Klong Hang · กลองหาง
Long-tailed hand drum
🎁 In trial
Klong Khaek · กลองแขก
Double-headed drum played in pairs
🎁 In trial
Klong Nora · กลองโนรา
Drum of the nora ensemble
🎁 In trial
Klong Talot Pot · กลองตะโล้ดโป้ด
Ceremonial paired drums in folk ensembles
Klong That · กลองทัด
The big drum of the piphat ensemble
Klong Tuk · กลองตุ๊ก
Folk processional drum
Klong Yao · กลองยาว
Long drum for processions
Poeng Mang · เปิงมาง
Tuned Mon drum set
Taphon Mon · ตะโพนมอญ
Mon-style barrel drum
🎁 In trial
Taphon Thai · ตะโพนไทย
The main barrel drum of the piphat ensemble
🎁 In trial
Thap Nora · ทับโนรา
Goblet drum for nora dance
Thon Chatri · โทนชาตรี
Goblet drum of the chatri/nora ensembles
🎁 In trial
Thon Rammana · โทนรำมะนา
Folk thon and rammana drum pair

🎵 Percussion — เครื่องประกอบจังหวะ

11 instruments
Chab Lek · ฉาบเล็ก
Small hand cymbals
🎁 In trial
Chab Yai · ฉาบใหญ่
Large cymbals with a ringing tone
🎁 In trial
Ching Nora · ฉิ่งโนรา
Finger cymbals of the nora tradition
Ching · ฉิ่ง
Timekeeping finger cymbals
🎁 In trial
Khong Hui · ฆ้องหุ่ย
Single hanging gong with a deep tone
🎁 In trial
Khong Khu Nora · ฆ้องคู่โนรา
Tuned pair of gongs for the nora ensemble
Krap Phuang · กรับพวง
Multi-slat wooden clapper
🎁 In trial
Krap · กรับ
Pair of wooden clappers
🎁 In trial
Kraw · เกราะ
Wooden block struck to keep rhythm
🎁 In trial
Mong · โหม่ง
Small hanging gong
🎁 In trial
Trae Nora · แตระโนรา
Clappers accompanying the nora ensemble

🎁 In trial marks the 20 instruments the trial unlocks fully. The other 22 show a 🔒 — clicking a locked one opens the license key window right away.

The instrument browser, with lock icons marking what the trial does not include

The main features

🎹 PLAY — play it, then shape it

KHITA's main page: pick an instrument from the menu at the top, then shape Voice (Breath/Vibrato), Filter (Cutoff/Reso), Envelope (Attack/Decay/Sustain/Release, set from how each real instrument actually behaves) and Space (a signature reverb per instrument) — all on one screen, with the on-screen keyboard below and a Wave+Spectrum or Spectrogram visualiser top right. Plug in a sustain pedal (MIDI CC64) and it works exactly as it does on a piano or hardware synth.

KHITA's PLAY page with the Pi Tai loaded, showing the visualiser and on-screen keyboard
The PLAY page with "Pi Tai" loaded — the instrument name shows in both English and Thai, over a Wave+Spectrum visualiser tracing the live audio.
🗺 A map of the PLAY screen — know every control first
The instrument name and preset controls
Instrument + presets
Shows the instrument name in English and Thai, with ‹ › to step through presets, Presets to open the library, Save Preset to keep what you built, and Default to reset.
The PLAY / FX / LIVE page switcher
Three main pages
PLAY to play and shape, FX to go deep on every effect module, LIVE to set up your slots for the stage.
The visualiser mode toggle
Two visualiser modes
Switches the PLAY backdrop between Wave+Spectrum (waveform and frequency) and Spectrogram (frequency mapped over time).
Quick on/off switches for Reverb, Delay and Spin
Fast effect bypass
REVERB / DELAY / SPIN shortcuts sit above the panel — A/B dry against wet instantly without opening the FX tab.
The Transpose and Tempo controls with a TAP button
Transpose + Tempo
Shift the whole instrument in semitones to match a Thai or Western ensemble, and set the BPM by hand or by tapping TAP (standalone mode).
The MIDI activity light
MIDI activity light
Goes green when MIDI is coming in — tells you at a glance whether your keyboard or controller is actually connected.
The trial status badge
License status
The top corner states it plainly — FREE TRIAL and the days left. Activate the full version and the badge disappears.
The settings and Panic buttons
Settings + Panic
The ⚙ icon opens settings, license and updates. The ! button is Panic — a stuck note dies the moment you hit it. Essential on stage.
The main PLAY panel: Voice, Filter, Envelope, Space and Master
The whole control panel on one row: VOICE (Breath/Vibrato) · FILTER (Cutoff/Reso) · ENVELOPE (A/D/S/R with a NATURAL mode taken from the real instrument) · SPACE (Reverb + Delay + Spin in brief) · MASTER (overall volume).
KHITA's on-screen keyboard showing the playable range
The on-screen keyboard — click it with the mouse. Keys the instrument actually has recordings for are bright; keys outside that range dim out, so you know instantly where to play.

🎛 FX — the deep layer

The FX tab lays out the full signal chain: Voice → Filter → Spin → Delay → Reverb → Output. Click a module to reach its deep parameters — and whatever you change here stays in sync with the PLAY page.

  • Filter — three types (LP / BP / HP) with Cutoff, Resonance, and a Drive knob that adds warmth or bite through saturation.
  • Spin — a stereo rotation effect with Depth / Rate / Mix / Width, plus a Doppler switch for the physical swing of a real rotating speaker.
  • Delay4 modes: Digital / Tape / Stereo / Ping-Pong, with Tone and Spread, and tempo sync to your DAW (Free, 1/1 through 1/16, dotted 1/8D included). In standalone you set the BPM yourself.
  • Reverb6 spaces: Temple Hall / Sala / Cave / Plate / Room / Shimmer, with Predelay / Damp / Width / Low Cut on top of the Size and Mix you already have on the PLAY page.
  • Output — a Stereo Width knob (0–200%) to narrow or widen the image, and a Limiter to keep peaks from clipping on stage.
The FX tab showing the signal chain and Reverb parameters
🔬 All six modules — each with its own visualiser

Every FX module splits into two tiers: MACRO · QUICK, the same headline knobs as the PLAY page (change either, both follow), and ADVANCED · DEEP for when you want to really build a sound. To the right, a Field display draws what that effect is doing, live.

VOICE — Instrument source · multisample

The source — real multisampled recordings of each instrument. Breath adds air and texture, Vibrato adds movement, Level sets the source gain. The Voice Field traces the waveform you are playing as a running line of light.

VOICE — The module panel — Macro and Advanced tiers
VOICE — The module screen in the FX tab with its own visualiser
Voice Field — the waveform of the note you are playing, live, with particles showing its energy.
FILTER — TPT SVF · LP / BP / HP

A synth-grade filter (TPT state-variable) in three types — low-pass, band-pass, high-pass — with Cutoff, Resonance and a Drive knob for saturated warmth. The vertical line on the Filter Field is the cutoff, drawn over the live spectrum: drag it and you see the result immediately.

FILTER — The module panel — Macro and Advanced tiers
FILTER — The module screen in the FX tab with its own visualiser
Filter Field — the live spectrum with the cutoff at 3.6 kHz in LP mode; the rejected band visibly darkens.
SPIN — Rotary whirl

A rotating-speaker stereo effect: Depth for intensity, Rate for speed (shown in both Hz and RPM). The deep tier adds Mix, Width and a Doppler switch that models the physical swing. The Spin Field draws the orbit with a needle marking where the sound is right now.

SPIN — The module panel — Macro and Advanced tiers
SPIN — The module screen in the FX tab with its own visualiser
Spin Field — the orbit at 4.0 Hz (240 RPM), with an L–R bar below tracking the stereo position.
DELAY — Echo · 4 characters

Four delay characters — Digital / Tape / Stereo / Ping-Pong — with three ways to set tempo: tap it with TAP, type a BPM, or sync to your DAW and pick a division from 1/1 to 1/16, dotted (1/8D) included. The deep tier adds Tone and Spread. The Delay Field plots each repeat along a 0–2 second timeline.

DELAY — The module panel — Macro and Advanced tiers
DELAY — The module screen in the FX tab with its own visualiser
Delay Field — each repeat as a bar decaying by the 45% feedback, in Digital mode at 359 ms.
REVERB — Signature space

Six reverb spaces chosen to suit Thai instruments specifically: Temple Hall for a great temple hall, Sala for an open pavilion, Cave for deep stone, Plate for the studio classic, Room for something ordinary, and Shimmer for a floating sparkle. The deep tier gives you Predelay / Damp / Width / Low Cut. The Reverb Field draws the tail decaying band by band.

REVERB — The module panel — Macro and Advanced tiers
REVERB — The module screen in the FX tab with its own visualiser
Reverb Field — the Temple Hall tail decaying across the 100 Hz–10 kHz range.
OUTPUT — Master bus

The last stage before the sound leaves: Master for overall level, Width to narrow or widen the stereo image, and a Limiter to stop peaks clipping on stage. The Output Field is a spectrogram with a level meter and a peak (PK) readout, so you know the real loudness before it hits the speakers.

OUTPUT — The module panel — Macro and Advanced tiers
OUTPUT — The module screen in the FX tab with its own visualiser
Output Field — a spectrogram of the actual output, with the meter at +0.0 dB / PK -13.9 and the WIDTH bar below.
🎚 Knob-level MIDI Learn — bind real hardware to any parameter

Want a knob on your controller driving Filter Cutoff, or a fader on Reverb Mix, in real time? Right-click any knob in the plugin → choose "MIDI Learn" → move the knob or fader on your controller. Done — that physical control now drives that parameter. It works on every parameter in the program, and right-clicking again clears the binding whenever you like.

The mapping is global — set once, kept for good. It survives changing presets, changing instruments, closing a DAW project and restarting the plugin, exactly like the CC assignments on a hardware synth. Your controller is ready every time you open KHITA, with nothing to redo.

How is this different from MIDI Learn on the LIVE tab? The LIVE one binds a button to "switch preset/instrument". This one binds a knob to "sweep a parameter continuously". Use both together: buttons to change sounds, knobs to shape them live, mid-song.

🔴 LIVE — built for the stage

The LIVE tab is made for performing. Recall Slots — ten of them — bring a preset back instantly via Ctrl+1-9,0 or MIDI Program Change 0-9 from your keyboard or controller. Pad Triggers bind a MIDI note or CC to a preset without using up a slot (bound through MIDI Learn). And the Preset Library holds everything you have saved.

The LIVE tab showing Recall Slots, Pad Triggers and the Preset Library
The Now Playing bar showing the current preset and transition mode
The NOW PLAYING bar states exactly which preset and instrument is live (with the Thai name too, e.g. "อังกะลุง" for the Angklung), alongside the TRANSITION mode: TAIL OUT lets the outgoing sound ring out naturally, HARD CUT stops it dead on the switch.
All ten Recall Slots with their MIDI CC tags and cut mode
Ten RECALL SLOTS, each tagged with everything bound to it: the keyboard shortcut (CTRL+1–9,0), the Program Change number (PC 0–9), any MIDI button you learned (e.g. CC 11), and that slot's TAIL OUT / HARD CUT mode. Empty slots take a preset via + ASSIGN.
The Live Recall settings window for an individual slot
Per-slot settings — pick a Ctrl+1–0 shortcut, hit MIDI Learn to bind real hardware, and set Hard Cut for just that slot.
MIDI Learn listening, then catching CC 11 automatically
Hit MIDI Learn and it waits ("Listening… hit a pad or button"). Press anything on your controller and it is tagged instantly — e.g. CC 11 · Ch 1.
The Pad Triggers box for binding notes or CCs without using a slot
PAD TRIGGERS — bind as many notes or CC buttons to presets as you like, without spending a Recall Slot. Exactly what a long set needs.
The Preset Library with slot numbers and CC tags
The PRESET LIBRARY — every preset in one place, click to load, each showing which slot it sits in and what CC it is bound to.
The quick preset menu on the PLAY page with Export and Import
The Presets menu on the PLAY page — add and remove quickly, and Export / Import to a file for backup, moving your setup to another machine, or handing it to a bandmate.
🎛 Binds notes AND MIDI CC — so any button on your controller works

Live preset recall in most plugins accepts notes only — a piano key, a drum pad. But plenty of controllers (the mode and utility buttons on a MIDI keyboard, footswitches, buttons on a mixer) do not send notes at all: they send MIDI CC. If the software only listens for notes, pressing those buttons does nothing whatsoever.

KHITA fixes that: PAD TRIGGERS bind either kind from the same place. Hit MIDI Learn and press whatever you want to use — a normal note gets tagged as ♪ E1, a MIDI CC gets tagged as CC 11, automatically. It even handles latching toggle buttons that alternate 0 and 127 on a single press — the preset fires every time you hit it, not every other time.

Why it matters: on stage you use whichever button falls under your hand — not just keys and pads — and switch instrument or preset without taking a hand off to click a screen and lose the groove.

How to do it: go to the LIVE tab → open the binding editor ("···" on a Recall Slot, or the PAD TRIGGERS box) → hit "MIDI Learn" → press the button or key you want → choose the preset or instrument it should recall → save. From then on, one press mid-performance and KHITA switches instantly.

⚙ MIDI & Settings — audio, devices, license

The ⚙ icon top right opens the menu: Audio/MIDI Settings (choose your audio device and MIDI input — standalone only), Enter License… (after you buy), Check for Updates and Reset to Default.

KHITA's settings menu
The Audio/MIDI Settings window with device, sample rate, buffer and MIDI port
AUDIO / MIDI (standalone) — pick your driver and device, sample rate and buffer, with the resulting latency shown in ms right there (512 samples = 10.7 ms), plus which MIDI keyboard port to listen to.
The License window showing the machine code and key field
LICENSE — your machine code (it starts with KH-) sits at the top; copy it to the admin when you order, then paste in the key you receive and activate. No internet on that machine? There is a manual activation path too.
The Instrument Packs window for downloading more instruments
INSTRUMENT PACKS — the download centre for new instruments, for licensed users (the trial shows an activate-first message, as pictured). Once a pack lands, its instruments appear in the list straight away.
The About window with the version and developer details
ABOUT — the current version, what KHITA is for, and how to reach the developer (ARAN STUDIO), all on one panel.
🔄 New instrument packs — free forever once you own it

KHITA does not stop at the 42 instruments you bought. As new ones get recorded and edited, they ship as small packs you download inside the app — no reinstalling the whole thing — and they are free forever to anyone with an active perpetual license. (The trial cannot download packs; activate a license first.)

How to check for and download updates
  1. Click the ⚙ icon top right → "Check for Updates…". If something new is waiting, an orange dot appears on the icon before you even open it.
  2. The window lists every instrument pack with its state: not installed / update available / installed ✓.
  3. Hit download on the pack you want — a progress bar shows while it lands.
  4. The moment it finishes, that instrument appears in the browser. No restart needed.

A note: we do not announce what the next instrument will be. New ones simply appear in this window when they are genuinely ready. Follow ARAN STUDIO on social media for news.

🎼 It really does work in your DAW — not just a marketing line

Load KHITA on an instrument track like any other professional plugin: record MIDI, write automation, freeze the track, mix it alongside everything else. The screenshot below is KHITA running as an AU plugin in Logic Pro on a real Mac, with a recorded "KHITA – Thai Instrument" track. Cubase, FL Studio, Reaper, Bitwig, Studio One and the rest work the same way (VST3/CLAP on Windows · VST3/AU on macOS).

KHITA running as a plugin inside Logic Pro on macOS
KHITA (playing the Angklung) inside a Logic Pro project — identical to standalone in look and features: visualiser, control panel and on-screen keyboard all present.

How to install

Both installers are still unsigned, so your operating system will warn you before the first launch. The steps below get you past it. Nothing is broken and nothing is wrong with the file.

🪟 Windows
  1. Log in or sign up here, then download the installer from the button above (KHITA-Setup.exe).
  2. Run it. If Windows shows "Windows protected your PC", click More info → Run anyway.
  3. Pick the formats you want — Standalone (its own app, no DAW needed), VST3 or CLAP (for Cubase, Reaper, FL Studio, Bitwig and so on). You can tick more than one.
  4. Rescan plugins in your DAW (most do it automatically) and "KHITA" appears under Instruments.
🍎 macOS
  1. Log in or sign up here, then download the installer from the button above (you get a .pkg.zip) and double-click to unpack it into a .pkg.
  2. macOS blocks the .pkg from opening because it is unsigned. To get past it, open Terminal (Spotlight ⌘Space, type "Terminal") and type this command — note the trailing space:
    xattr -cr
    then drag the unpacked .pkg from Finder into the Terminal window (the path types itself) and press Enter. The installer now opens normally.
  3. Run the installer (double-click the .pkg again) and enter your Mac password when asked — it installs Standalone (into /Applications), VST3 and AU in one pass.
  4. Rescan plugins in your DAW (most do it automatically) and "KHITA" appears under Instruments.
  1. First launch: hit ⚙ → Enter License… and you are automatically in the 7-day trial. Nothing to fill in.
  2. Already bought it? Paste the license key from your email into the same field and hit Activate (internet needed for that first activation only).

❓ Frequently asked questions

Tap a question to see the answer — or ask Nong Khita in the chat any time.

💰 How much does it cost?

KHITA is ฿7,000 — pay once, own it for life, no monthly or yearly fee 💰 One license activates on 2 machines at once (mixed Windows/macOS is fine), and every new instrument pack we release is a free download. Not sure yet? Take the trial for 7 days first.

🎶 What is KHITA?

KHITA is a Thai and folk instrument plugin from ARAN STUDIO 🎶 It holds 42 authentic Thai instruments that you can play straight and realistic, or push into synthesizer territory with the built-in effects. Use it in your DAW, or open it as a standalone app.

🪕 Which instruments are included?

Forty-two, in three families 🪕 • Melodic — 17: Angklung, Khim, Klui, the small and large gong circles, Phin Prong, Pi Mon, Pi Nai, Pi Tai, all three Pijum sizes, Pong Lang, Ranat Ek and Ranat Thum, Seung, Wot • Thai drums — 14: Klong Khaek, Klong Yao, Klong That, Thai and Mon Taphon, Poeng Mang, Klong Nora, Thon Chatri, Thon Rammana and more • Percussion — 11: Ching, small and large Chab, Krap, Krap Phuang, Kraw, Mong, Khong Hui and more The full list with descriptions is in the "All 42 instruments" section on this page, and new packs keep arriving free for anyone who has bought it.

💻 Which DAWs and systems are supported?

Both platforms are covered 💻 • Windows: Standalone / VST3 / CLAP • macOS: Standalone / VST3 / AU It runs in the major DAWs — Cubase, Reaper, FL Studio, Bitwig, Logic and the rest. No DAW? Open it standalone and play it on its own.

🎛 How well does it work with a MIDI controller?

Thoroughly 🎛 KHITA gives you MIDI Learn at two levels: 1) Preset level (the LIVE tab) — bind a button, key or pad (it takes both notes and MIDI CC) to switch instrument or preset mid-song, through 10 Recall Slots plus Pad Triggers. 2) Knob level — right-click any knob → MIDI Learn → move a control on your hardware. That control now drives the parameter in real time, and the mapping is remembered permanently, like a hardware synth. Sustain pedal (CC64) is supported to standard too.

🎚 What effects are built in?

A complete chain 🎚 Voice → Filter (LP/BP/HP with Drive) → Spin (stereo rotation with a Doppler mode) → Delay in 4 modes (Digital/Tape/Stereo/Ping-Pong, syncable to your DAW) → Reverb with 6 spaces (Temple Hall, Sala, Cave, Plate, Room, Shimmer) → Output (stereo width + limiter). Every module opens up for deep editing in the FX tab, so you never need to reach for another plugin.

📥 What does the free trial include?

A full 7 days 📥 The trial unlocks 20 of the 42 instruments for unrestricted play, counted from your first launch. Create a free account here, hit the download button above, and the trial starts automatically — nothing to fill in. (The instrument list on this page marks which ones with an "In trial" tag.)

🔑 How many machines can one license run on?

It is a one-time purchase (฿7,000, paid once) with no subscription 🔑 One license activates on 2 machines at once — say a desktop and a laptop — and it works across platforms: one Windows machine plus one Mac counts as your two, because the system counts machines, not operating systems. The license binds securely to the hardware, and you only need internet for that first activation. Changing computers or want to move it? Message the admin in the chat and we will sort it out.

🔄 Do new instruments keep coming?

They do, and they are free forever to anyone with an active perpetual license 🔄 New instruments ship as small packs you download inside the app (⚙ → Check for Updates…). Once a pack lands the instrument appears in the list immediately — no reinstall. (The trial cannot download packs; activate a license first.)

🧩 How do I install and activate it?

Download the installer from the button at the top of this page (log in first) 🧩 The installer is not code-signed yet, so your OS warns you before the first launch — it is not a virus, just the standard warning for a file not registered with Microsoft or Apple: • Windows shows "Windows protected your PC" → More info → Run anyway • macOS blocks the .pkg → run the short Terminal command in the "How to install" section further down this page (it is spelled out step by step) After installing, rescan plugins in your DAW and "KHITA" appears under Instruments. First launch puts you in the 7-day trial automatically. Already bought it? ⚙ → Enter License… → paste the key → Activate.

🖥 What are the system requirements?

Here you go 🖥 • Windows: 64-bit (Windows 10/11) • macOS: 10.15 Catalina or later — native on both Intel and Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) as a Universal Binary, no Rosetta needed • Disk space: allow about 1.5 GB (the program plus all 42 instruments) Any normal music-production machine handles it comfortably.

📱 Is there a mobile or iPad version?

Not yet — KHITA runs on Windows and macOS computers only 📱 There is no iPad, iPhone or Android version. To hear it first, watch the demo video on this page, or take the free 7-day trial on a computer.

🎹 Does it work in Logic / FL / Cubase?

Yes 🎹 By platform: • macOS: Logic Pro and GarageBand use the AU; other DAWs use VST3 • Windows: Cubase, FL Studio, Reaper, Bitwig, Studio One and so on use VST3 (or CLAP where supported) • The exception: Pro Tools is not supported — KHITA has no AAX build.

⏳ What happens when the 7 days are up?

The trial ends ⏳ but the program does not slam shut — it still opens. Audio simply fades to silence after a short stretch of continuous play until you enter a license key. Crucially, every preset and setting you saved is still on your machine: activate and you carry on exactly where you were. Liked it? Hit "How to order" in this chat.

📮 When do I get my key after paying?

After you transfer 📮 attach the slip in the order chat with your name, email and the machine code from the app → the admin verifies the amount → your license key is sent by chat and to the email you gave. You can follow the status in the chat the whole way (slip under review → payment verified → license issued). A real person checks every order, so it may not be instant — but it will not take longer than the same day.

🔍 Where do I find my machine code?

Easy 🔍 Open KHITA (any mode) → click the ⚙ icon top right → "Enter License…". Your machine code is shown right there, starting with KH-. Copy it and send it to the admin with your order.

🌐 Does it need to stay online?

No 🌐 It runs fully offline. You need internet once, to activate the license (and when downloading extra instrument packs). If the machine has no connection at all, there is a manual activation path — copy the code via another computer. Message the admin in the chat and we will walk you through it.

💻 Moving machines / installing on a second one

One license covers 2 machines at once 💻 For the second one, use the same key with that machine's code — nothing more to buy. Changing computers, wiping one, or selling the old one? Message the admin with your key and we will move the activation for you.

🧾 Invoices / discounts / other terms

Paperwork, discounts, refunds or a licensing question specific to your situation are best answered by a real admin 🧾 Hit "How to order / bank details" to open a chat with them — leave your question any time and they will reply.

🛠 Something is not working

Try these first 🛠 1. Open it standalone — is there sound? If not, ⚙ → Audio/MIDI Settings and pick the right audio device. 2. In your DAW: check the scan found KHITA under Instruments, and that the track has monitoring on. 3. ⚙ → Check for Updates to see if there is a newer build. Still stuck? Message the admin in the chat and include your Windows/macOS version and which DAW you are using — that speeds things up a lot.

🇹🇭 What KHITA is for

KHITA was built for modern music production — bringing genuine Thai and folk instruments into a professional virtual-instrument environment. It is made for composers, producers, players, music teachers and sound designers, and it holds up across traditional Thai repertoire, film scores, games and contemporary songs alike.

Our aim is to preserve what makes Thai music itself, while putting these instruments within reach of musicians and creators anywhere through modern technology. Every note you play through KHITA carries a piece of Thailand's musical heritage a little further out into the world.

Developer
ARAN STUDIO — Aran Saengmuang
Website
thaimusichub.com

Questions / buy

Ask about price, features or system requirements, request bank details, or track your order in the chat below — pick a topic or just type your question.

Buying it, in three steps
1Open an order and transferHit “Buy” in the chat below — you get an order number, a QR code and the bank details.
2Upload your slipAttach the payment slip with your name, e-mail and the Machine Code shown on the plugin’s License page. You can message the admin inside the order.
3Get your licence by e-mailOnce checked, the admin e-mails your licence key within 24 hours and you can activate straight away.