Get Excite Audio’s Bloom KSHMR Lite Indian Sample Library for Just £1 Until Oct 31

As of right now, you can get Excite Audio’s Bloom KSHMR Lite for just £1 (list price £29) at Plugin Boutique with the coupon code “HAPPYDIWALI07”. 

Bloom KSHMR Lite is an Indian / South Asian sample library featuring 75 presets that cover drum circles, tablas, bansuri flutes, sitars, and vocals. The library is designed to deliver Bollywood-style orchestration. 

If you want to scoop up the £1 plugin and get your George Harrison on, then you’d better act quickly, as the coupon deal expires on October 31, 2025, at 23:59 PST.

Bloom KSHMR Lite is a 64-bit only release for macOS (VST, VST3, AU, AAX, Standalone) and Windows (VST, VST3, AAX, Standalone). 

It’s available for macOS 10.15 or newer (Intel / Native Apple Silicon supported) and Windows 7 or newer.

If Bloom KSHMR Lite sounds like your cup of masala chai, simply click “Add to cart” on the Plugin Boutique product page.

You’ll then need to log in to or create a Plugin Boutique account. 

Once you’ve logged in, you’ll see a coupon code box as the last item in the panel on the right side. 

Here you’ll need to enter the coupon code “HAPPYDIWALI07”. After applying the code, the price will reduce to £1. 

Bloom KSHMR Lite is the little bro of the full Bloom KSHMR plugin, which is currently on sale at Plugin Boutique for £39, available for 33% off from the list price of £59. 

If you buy the Lite version, but have a hankering for the full version, there is actually a £20 upgrade (down from £30 list price) available on Plugin Boutique at the moment. 

So after buying the Lite version for £1, with an upgrade, you’d presumably be able to snag the full Bloom KSHMR release for just £21. This would be £18 cheaper than buying the full version outright. 

The coupon only works for the Lite version, BTW – I tried using it on the full plugin to no avail. 

So what exactly does Bloom KSHMR Lite offer?

The Excite Audio library was created by KSHMR, who is an American producer and the son of an Indian migrant to the US. 

The plugin combines royalty-free one-shots and loops into phrases. 

You can then edit the output with four Macros (Lo-Fi, Tube, Width, Space) and five main effects (Noise, Reverb, Dynamics, Lo-Cut, Hi-Cut).

You can select the key and sync the samples to the host BPM, using the four sample banks that contain 45 samples and 75 presets. 

Last but not least, there are five factory mods (Half-time, Double-Time, Reverse, Octave Down, Octave Up) and five custom mods for triggering sequences. 

The result of all these features is that you can get more traditional sounds with the plugin run at drier settings, or you can soup up the effects and get a modern production edge.

To compare the full and Lite versions of the plugin, there is an image that breaks down the differences quite clearly in the Version Comparison section on the Plugin Boutique product page. 

Notably, the full version has 250 presets and 112 samples (vs 75 and 45 for Lite), and the full version also has deeper options for randomization, editing, sequencing, and effects. 

If you’re doing full Indian music productions regularly, then I’d say you may be better off with the full version. 

However, if you just want to get some South Asian flavors on tracks here and there, then the Lite version would absolutely have you covered and would be quite a tempting buy for £1.

Check out the deal: Bloom KSHMR Lite (£1 @ Plugin Boutique until October 31st using code “HAPPYDIWALI07”)

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Last Updated on October 28, 2025 by Tomislav Zlatic.