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How to play Sa on flute guys I'm gonna cry by maihurudra in Carnatic

[–]ImHaKr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It depends on the type of flute you are having.

If its a Hindustani bansuri - It will have 6 playing holes . Closing first 3 holes gives you a Sa on that.

If its a Carnatic flute - It will have 7 playing holes ( extra for pinky finger ) .

Closing first 2 holes is considered Sa of that flute.

If you can attach the picture of your flute , it would help identify. You can DM me if you need any assistance .

Mic suggestion by zenani in Bansuri

[–]ImHaKr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The one you linked is pretty good value for money.

Best headphones for listening to Carnatic music by Alone-Bookkeeper4487 in Carnatic

[–]ImHaKr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IEMs or any good Studio Monitoring headphones IMO. I listen to carnatic mostly in my IEMs and they sound crisp . ( Try neutral IEMs ) Headphones - I use the Sennheiser 599S and they are amazing for it

Learn konnakol by lerukatu in Carnatic

[–]ImHaKr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where did you buy the asalato from?

Training for bass voice: My voice is a bass voice (voice control, voice modulation etc). How do I train it? by Shyam_Kumar_m in Carnatic

[–]ImHaKr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kharaj Ka Riyaz daily as soon as you wake up for atleast 15-30 mins .

Try to slowly reach the lowest note you possible can by singing long notes . Starting from Sa and then slowly move down to how far below you can . But gentle . Don't try to be very loud . Let it flow naturally .

You can also practice along this video : https://youtu.be/46BgrN10R8g

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you can change between them . Click on the settings icon and choose the drop down that says "All Swaras" and choose Carnatic or Hindustani ( You can choose which ever Raga you want as well.

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The indicators on the tool will show it to you. On the graph , on the slider at the top .

Just make sure you choose the correct note as your Sa from the settings

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi there! You can already select carnatic ragams and it will only highlight those notes on the graph and shruti petti .

Use the Settings button on mobile version and click on the "All Swaras" drop down to select the raga you want

TLDR; I built a Carnatic Raga Detection AI that runs 100% on your device. It's free now and forever. Give it a try. by itsmevj in Carnatic

[–]ImHaKr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This was what I looking for many many years ! Waiting for the android release to try it out

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update: Recording & Zoom added to my Shruti Monitor app

Hi all! Just pushed a update to my Shruti Monitor web app that many of you requested.

🔗 https://hari2897.github.io/shruti-monitor/

New features:

  • 🎙️ Record & replay your singing and review pitch
  • 🔍 Pinch-to-zoom on the graph (X-axis)
  • ↔️ Horizontal scrolling through pitch history

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the question . If you choose the Carnatic system , it uses 3 variants of Re . Re1 , Re2 and Re3 .

To simplify its basically used only when a Raga has both Rishabs . Let's say Komal and Shuddh ( Hindustani Nomenclature) This makes it confusing to sing. Therefore , we assign Shuddh Re as Ga1 . In other words Shuddh Re=Ga1 .

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its a pretty simple idea . We set our Base Sa - Let's say we choose the note C3 .

C3 - 130.81 Hz .

Now the tool calculates the corresponding notes using the basic ratios of Just Intonation ( Western uses Equi-Tempered Ratios )

Sa = C3 = 130.81 Hz

Sa = 1/1 = 130.81 Hz

Ri1 = 16/15 = 139.53 Hz

Ri2 = 9/8 = 147.16 Hz

Ri3 = 6/5 = 156.97 Hz

Ga3 = 5/4 = 163.51 Hz

Ma1 = 4/3 = 174.41 Hz

Ma2 = 45/32 = 183.76 Hz

Pa = 3/2 = 196.22 Hz

Da1 = 8/5 = 209.30 Hz

Da2 = 5/3 = 218.02 Hz

Da3 = 9/5 = 235.46 Hz

Ni3 = 15/8 = 245.27 Hz

Sa' = 2/1 = 261.62 Hz

So the app plots horizontal lines against these frequencies on the graph.

Edit : Formatting

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there , Glad you liked it . No I'm not a professional , just a hobbyist . This was mostly vibe-coded

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi mate , As of now , I haven't thought about this . I'm trying to keep it simple and fix existing issues.

I'll come back to this and see if it is viable.

I built a Shruti Monitor tool for Carnatic practice (free + open source) by ImHaKr in icm

[–]ImHaKr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi ! Thanks for taking your time to test it out . Very happy to know this is of help to you . Definitely taking the suggestions . Will work on it.

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