
Sadhana AI
Carnatic, Hindustani & Western
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What's New in Sadhana AI
1.5.19
October 31, 2026
Sadhana now explains itself. There is a "?" at the top of every screen that opens the part of the manual about the screen you are on, and your profile holds the whole manual if you would rather read it end to end, or print it. Practice is quicker and steadier. The analysis runs off to one side instead of freezing the screen while it thinks, and it now tells you which Sa it used and where that came from — so when it guesses an octave out on a recording with heavy accompaniment, you can simply set the right one and have everything re-read against it. Practising from a link works again. Your credits are counted more fairly. Reading the words out of a recording is metered as practice rather than as a song analysis, and analysing a clip the microphone never heard costs you nothing at all. If you play mridangam or tabla, Analyze no longer offers to estimate a key your instrument does not have. It points you instead at the notation play-along, where your timing is scored stroke by stroke against the tala grid, with ready-made Adi tala exercises waiting so there is nothing to write out first. For teachers: the page we draft for you now opens in full on your claim link, a page already handed to you no longer says a stranger took it, and adding your training and lineage works where it previously failed silently.
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Sadhana Pro (Annual)
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