A chamber for riyaaz

Find your note.
Feel it settle.

Tune the room to your Sa. Let the tanpura settle into the wood, then sing until your voice and the tonic become one.

The room is tuned to

SaC♯3
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First stringSa–Sa–Sa–Sa
138.59 HzSa 138.59 Hz

Guided sargam

Know exactly when the swar changes.

Hear any swar or pattern on its own, or begin a measured exercise when you are ready to sing. Both modes keep looping until you stop.

Placed between every hold

Selected exercise · Steady note

Sa

Settle into the tonic and hold its centre without pressing.

Reference uses no microphone · both modes loop for up to 2 hours
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Begin on lowerSa138.59 Hz

Measured mode records pitch measurements, not your voice audio.

Live match · Sa

Ready when you are

Your note
Distance
Target Sa Your voice

Scale-position graph

Voice vs. target note

Sa 0 · Re +200¢ · Ga +400¢ · Ma +500¢ · Pa +700¢ · Dha +900¢ · Ni +1100¢ · Sa′ +1200¢

brass target path · green voice · ±15 cents

Your riyaaz journal

Every session leaves a trace.

The summary shows only your latest session. Open any earlier session below to see its own score, graph, and measurements.

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Last sessioncomplete one exercise to begin
Accuracyafter your first session
Average errorafter your first session
Stabilityafter your first session

Your first trace begins with one steady note.

Start the microphone for open Sa, or choose a guided sargam exercise above.

Begin the practice

Listen. Breathe. Sing Sa.

  1. 01

    Set your scaleChoose the key and octave that feel natural.

  2. 02

    Start the droneLet your ear settle into the tanpura.

  3. 03

    Sing and alignFollow each marked swar; your session saves when you finish.

Headphones are recommended so your microphone hears your voice, not the speakers.