Everything You Need
From beginner listening guides to advanced composition tools — a complete Carnatic music learning ecosystem.
72 Melakarta System
Complete database of all 72 parent ragas with their Janya (derived) ragas, Arohana/Avarohana, and classification.
3-Octave Notation
Interactive notation editor spanning Mandara, Madhya, and Tara Sthayi with gamaka markers and tala integration.
Audio Playback
Hear ragas and compositions played on Harmonium, Violin, or Veena with authentic gamaka interpretation.
Composition Studio
Compose songs in any raga using Carnatic notation. AI-assisted playback with export to MP3, WAV, and MIDI.
Raga Comparison
Compare similar ragas side-by-side — identify differences in prayogas, gamakas, and emotional character.
Community Database
Crowdsourced repository of ragas, compositions, and corrections — building on 150+ years of Carnatic heritage.
Raga Identification Quiz
Train your ear with active listening. Hear characteristic phrases and identify ragas — Beginner to Advanced.
Learner's Corner
Structured curriculum from Varisai to Kriti — the authentic Guru-Shishya progression with playable exercises.
Tala & Konnakol
Explore all 35 talas, the Sapta Tala system, and Konnakol vocal percussion with interactive beat visualiser.
Masterclass & Resources
Learn from the greatest maestros — M.S. Subbulakshmi, GNB, Lalgudi and more. Curated books, academies, and references.
Mohanam
Beginner"Joyful"
Hamsadhwani
Beginner"Auspicious"
Shankarabharanam
Intermediate"Majestic"
Kalyani
Intermediate"Serene"
Bhairavi
Intermediate"Devotional"
Hindolam
Beginner"Contemplative"
How to Learn Raga Identification
A proven methodology from Carnatic music pedagogy — from active listening to theoretical mastery.
Listen Actively
Start with beginner ragas. Hear the signature phrases and mood of each raga.
Learn the Notes
Study Arohana/Avarohana. Identify which of the 12 swaras each raga uses.
Study Compositions
Progress from Geetam → Varnam → Kriti. Each form deepens raga understanding.
Identify & Compare
Use the raga quiz and comparison tools to sharpen your identification skills.
The Soul of Carnatic Music: Gamakas
Gamakas are the ornamentations that give Carnatic music its distinctive character. A single note played with different gamakas can evoke entirely different emotions — making the same scale sound like completely different ragas.
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