Sitala
Key Features
- 16 assignable drum pads.
- Velocity sensitivity and trigger/kill groups.
- MIDI Learn, sequential-note, and General MIDI mapping.
- Envelope shaping, automatic-gain-compensated compression, and two-octave tuning.
- Stereo or 16-channel one-output-per-pad routing.
- Standalone, VST, and Audio Unit support with low CPU use.
Description
Sitala is a compact drum sampler from Decomposer that runs as a plugin or standalone app. Its 16 assignable pads, velocity response, trigger and kill groups, MIDI mapping, envelope shaping, automatic-gain-compensated compression, and two-octave tuning cover the core tasks of building and shaping one-shot kits.
Stereo output or 16-channel per-pad output supports both quick sketching and separate mixing. The supplied listing identifies VST and AU formats plus Win32, Win64, macOS, and Linux entries, and describes a small CPU footprint.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many pads does Sitala have?
Sitala provides 16 assignable pads for loading and playing one-shot drum sounds. Pads can be mapped with MIDI Learn, sequential notes, or General MIDI.
Can each pad have its own output?
Yes. The listing supports stereo output or 16-channel one-output-per-pad routing, which lets you mix pads separately in a compatible host.
Can Sitala run without a DAW?
Yes. Decomposer lists a standalone application alongside VST and Audio Unit plugin formats.
