Why
Make the next note obvious.
A basic virtual keyboard answers “where can I play?” This studio also helps answer “what can I practise now?”
About the studio
A small room for
patient practice.
For whom
Learners, singers, and teachers.
It is designed for quick pitch checks, beginner Sargam, melody sketching, and sharing a repeatable practice setup by link, QR, or embed.
How
Browser audio, kept simple.
The current harmonium and drone tones are synthesized with the Web Audio API. No sample-library claim is made.
Content and musical review
Educational pages are prepared using established music-learning terminology and checked against the interactive keyboard. Raga and instrument pages display their principal references and note where lineages or models vary. The site does not claim that every page has been reviewed by a named music teacher. Corrections from teachers and learners are welcome and should include the page, the statement in question, and a suggested source or explanation.
Audio, recordings, and privacy
The instrument runs on your device. Session recording and completed-practice history stay in this browser using local storage technology; they are not uploaded by these features. Find My Sa analyses microphone frames locally after you choose to enable it, and MIDI access is requested only after you choose to connect a device.
Rights and attribution
The melody library separates original exercises from short public-domain teaching fragments and does not present full modern-song lyrics, unlicensed arrangements, or copied recordings. See the editorial policy for the approach to sources, corrections, and rights concerns.
Feedback
Clear corrections are valued, especially when a term varies between teaching traditions. Use the dedicated corrections and rights form to identify the page, explain the issue, and prepare a sourced public report for review.