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My single beef with SwarPlug is the lack of depth in sampling single layers, no round robins and the resulting artificial sounding performance of some of the instruments. The loops are easily dragged and dropped into the main DAW for tweaking as per your requirement. There are a substantial number of MIDI melodic lines and grooves provided to give you an idea, with the Indian naming featured, so it is good for learning as well as using. It does not use any known player, but has its own and well functioning player. The instrument was detected by the DAW Reaper in this place and ran quite smoothly and without a single crash or bug for the duration of my testing.

The download is a meager MB and the installation was quite easy.

The price is a bit steep, but if you plan on using such sounds, it is worth it. It has a whopping 74 instruments including melodic, percussive and drone instruments.