The PiPa, a traditional Chinese lute, dates back to the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC) and reflects a rich history shaped by cultural exchanges, particularly during the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD). This instrument became one of China's most cherished musical tools, symbolizing the fusion of Eastern and Persian influences. Its distinctive sound and playing techniques have cemented its place in Chinese music and heritage.

Renowned for its rapid and intricate playing style, the PiPa produces melodies that evoke the imagery of pearls falling on a jade plate, as described in classical Chinese poetry. This dynamic articulation captures the instrument's expressive range, making it a favorite for conveying emotion and storytelling in music. Its presence is deeply woven into Chinese literature and cultural traditions.

This virtual instrument offers a comprehensive selection of playing techniques including legato, tremolo, trills, rolls, slaps, and staccato, alongside specialized phrases and articulations. Covering a note range from A3 to D7, it also features Modwheel-triggered expressions for added realism and control. With a compact size of 225.1MB, it provides an accessible and authentic PiPa experience for composers and producers.