The Didj’tizer from Virtuasonic is a VST plugin that emulates the sound of a didgeridoo. Very neat, and sounds pretty good too. It takes me back a few years to the Aphex Twin’s fantastic track Didgeridoo, which consisted of a drum machine and a didg sound generated by a homemade sound box. Now you can do it yourself in software, though it won’t be as good because you’re not the Aphex Twin.

Details from the website: Didj’tizer is a VST effect plug-in that can emulate the sound of a didjeridoo (or didgeridu), the traditional wind instrument of the Australian Aborigines of northern Australia, that is sometimes described as a natural wooden trumpet or “drone pipe”. Didj’tizer can process your voice (or every audio source you will choose as its input) and make it sound like it is passing through a didjeridoo. It is particularly suitable for creating rhythmic parts and pulsating drones. Features:

• Tuning (from C0 to B3)
• Tube resonance
• Brightness
• Hardness
• Harmonic Balance
• Input and output level control