Khim

Thai Khim (Thai zither)

The sound of the Thai khim is a real, recorded sound, not a generated sound, resulting in a sound that is as close to the real khim as possible.

Pressing and holding the strike position for approximately 0.1 seconds (in the Khim@Pro version, this time can be set between 0.01 and 1 second) will automatically record a rapid or rewind of that sound.

Recording: You can record up to 5 songs, categorized into Slots 1 to 5. Before use, select the Slot where you want to record or play a recorded song.

Recording: Once you have selected the recording Slot, press the Record button to begin playing. To stop recording, press the Stop button. If there is no strike within 5 seconds after the last strike, the recording will automatically end.

Recorded songs can be exported. The resulting file will have the .json extension and can be saved in a directory such as Downloads. This file can be shared with friends via Line or email (in Khim@Pro, you can send songs directly without exporting first).

You can also import saved songs. If you receive a file via Line, simply click on the file in the chat screen, and Khim will automatically launch to import it.

When playing previously played music, you can choose to have it played silently but with touch prompts displayed for the user to follow. You can also adjust the playback speed.