Learn how EZswara works
From your first note to a song you can hear, practice, and share. Follow the pictures, then try each part for yourself.
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Choose how to begin
Use Transcribe to sing or upload a phrase. If you already know the notes, choose Start a new song and write them yourself.
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Find your Sa and raga
When you transcribe, sing your home note, Sa, or pick it yourself. Choose a raga to guide note detection, or leave it on Any note.
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Turn sound into swaras
Record with your microphone or upload audio. Review what EZswara heard, then press Turn into notation to open it as a song.
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Make the song yours
In Write, edit the swaras in the tala grid. Select a swara, add a gamaka such as kampita or jaru, and use tune… to shape it. Switch to Play to hear it.
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Sing along and learn
Open Practice from one of your songs. The swaras light up while you sing, and the result shows where your pitch was close or drifted.
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Keep it or share it
Your songs live in My Songs. They stay private until you choose to publish; published songs can be discovered in Community.
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Five words to know
- Sa
- Your home note. It anchors the notes you sing or play.
- Swara
- A musical note, shown with a letter such as S, R, or G.
- Raga
- The set and character of notes for your melody.
- Tala
- The repeating rhythm that organizes the song into beats.
- Gamaka
- A shape added to a swara, such as a shake or glide.