SwaramStudio
  1. 1 Your flute
  2. 2 Tune
  3. 3 Listen
  4. 4 Play

FIRST, YOUR FLUTE

What scale is your bansuri?

Choose the note you play as Sa. The tune’s sound and note feedback will match your flute.

Use the letter written on your flute. The number tells us its octave.

Not sure? Find my scale can listen to your Sa.

The microphone turns on only when you ask. Your audio stays on this device.

A LITTLE PRACTICE. ONE NOTE AT A TIME.

Let’s play your first notes.

Start with a short tune. Hear it first, then follow the notes with your flute.

START HEREAbout 10 seconds

Your first notes

Just Sa, Re and Ga. With a little room to breathe.

TAKE IT SLOWAbout 17 seconds

Long, steady notes

Two notes, longer sounds. Settle into a comfortable breath.

Have your own tune?

Optional · use a .mid or .midi file

No melody selected

Your tunes and microphone audio stay on this device.

FIRST, LISTEN

Your first notes

You don’t need your flute just yet.

PLAY HERE
Sa
Re ━
← notes come this way

Play when a note reaches the line.
Keep the sound going for the length of the note.

No microphone needed to listen.

YOUR TURN

Pick up your flute.

Follow the notes at your own pace. Microphone feedback is optional.

Use my microphone for note feedback Optional

Feedback follows your selected flute scale.

Choose Sa to turn on note feedback.

Your audio stays on this device.

You can follow along without microphone access. We’ll count you in.

LISTEN FIRST

Your first notes

Ready
Listen forSa
Listen to the sound.
UP NEXTRe

Notes move toward the gold line.

Your melody will appear here.

Note details & keyboard seeking
Block 1 of 1
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YOUR PRACTICE

You reached the end.

See note feedback

Tune settings

You can leave these as they are. Playing stays paused while you make changes.

More built-in tunes

Original phrases for a comfortable first attempt.

Speed & sound
Flute, key & notation Melody, Sa & range

One melody is derived from the highest note at each onset. Listen to check the right part.

Choose the pitch you actually use as Sa, including its octave.

Swara names stay relative to your melody’s Sa.

Range, notation & difficulty

Range is your comfortable range. No notes are folded into another octave automatically.

Repeat a manageable passage A–B loop & breath pause

Adjust while paused. Selecting a range stays silent until Start. Perform records one complete melody.

Microphone settings Optional for listening

Play one clear note at a time. No audio is recorded or uploaded.

Microphone offNo input
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Stay quiet for two seconds; reference and click should be muted.

Live pitch—Play a comfortable Sa

Accept only a stable Sa that matches your selected note and octave. This adjusts tuning by at most 50 cents.

Check without playing: if the input responds to the reference alone, mute the reference or improve headphone isolation before trusting feedback.

Manual timing calibration

Pitch feedback works without timing calibration. Use a measured offset for this device; positive means your input arrives late.

Changing microphones invalidates calibration. A guess cannot establish accurate entrance timing.

Score & reading options

Higher notes sit higher. A long note means a long sound. A green result and ✓ appear only when microphone input supports a match.

Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha and Ni are written S, R, G, M, P, D and N in compact notation. A dot before a note means a lower octave; a mark after it means a higher octave.

Your recent attempts Stored only on this device

Complete an attempt to see your local practice history.

Results compare only equivalent settings. Raw audio and MIDI files are never saved here.

Choose a tune to begin.

New to the flute? Learn how to make your first sound.