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Paste a YouTube playlist link — every video becomes its own session, added to a new practice list.
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Select a tanpura drone to play alongside your session.
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Name it, then type its notes — see the notation tip below.
Space-separated notes. S R G m P D N = shuddha (note: shuddha Ma
is lowercase m). r g M d n = komal Re/Ga, tivra Ma, komal
Dha/Ni. A leading dot = Mandra (.S), a trailing dot = Taar (S.).
Space-separated notes. Uppercase = natural (C D E F G A B). Add
# for a sharp (F#). Lowercase = flat (b = B-flat,
e = E-flat). A leading dot = one octave down (.C), a
trailing dot = one octave up (C.). These are fixed piano keys.
Use | as a bar/phrase separator — it shows in the notes strip
but is skipped when played. Use - to sustain the previous note
for one more duration instead of a new one.
Seconds per notes
🎵 Tap Tempo
Turn on the mic and tap along to the beat — we'll work out the BPM.
-- BPM
Clap at least 4 times for an accurate reading. Reduce speaker volume to track your claps accurately.
Beat anchor (locks click to the video)not set — using loop start
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