Carnatic Singer vs Carnatic Metronome

Learn and Sing Carnatic Songs with Instant/Tutor Feedback, Karaoke and Shruthi. Carnatic Singer helps you learn and sing Carnatic Music at your own pace, place and time! Carnatic Singer is for YOU, if you are: Wanting to Learn Carnatic Music, but cannot commit to regular classes due to time constraints Looking to Learn Carnatic music at your own pace Learning Carnatic Music and looking for Practice Tools and Resources Interested in learning specific Carnatic Songs to perform on Social or Religious occasions A Carnatic Singer looking to Record with Karaoke and Share your singing If you want to learn Carnatic music, with Carnatic Singer you can: Learn and Practice Carnatic songs (Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced) using a Structured and Guided step-by-step approach Understand the basic Concepts of Carnatic music which can help improve your Singing Practice and Perfect your singing with Instant feedback on your Shruthi, Swarasthana and Thalam Track your Learning Progress and Share your scores with your Tutor, family or friends If you like singing Carnatic songs, Carnatic Singer helps you to: Practice singing with Shruthi box that offers various Pitch options Sing your favorite Songs in Karaoke style along with Tambura and Lyrics in multiple languages Record and Share your Singing on Social Media Carnatic Singer offers: Growing collection of Carnatic renditions in multiple languages (Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Sanskrit) Concept Explanations using Interactive Multimedia Lessons, colourful graphics, kid-friendly Narrations and Quizzes Shruthi box with various Pitch options for Practice Comprehensive catalogue of Ragams, Thalams and Lessons (Sarali sequences, Alankaaram etc.) with tools for practice Interactive and Engaging Learning Experience with Instant Feedback, Notations and Scores One of its kind, Carnatic Karaoke feature for singing or playing your instrument with hints and accompaniments Detailed Features: Easy and Familiar Interface to Browse/Search the Library of Songs by Level, Language, Ragam, Thalam, Composer etc. View Lyrics for Songs in both English and the original language along with Notations Listen to Aarohanam/Avarohanam of 180+ Ragams View and Practice the hand gestures for 40+ Thalams Learn any Song/Lesson using a step-by-step Guided approach that helps you sing at the right pitch and rhythm Personalized Voice Guide that matches your pitch to help you learn effectively Get Instant and Detailed feedback as you sing, with Scores to know how you are improving Sing in Karaoke style with Lyrics, Shruthi and Beats, Record your Singing and Share with friends and family Practice with Tambura Shruthi Bookmark your Favorite Songs for easier access

Carnatic Metronome is a professional Shruthi and Talam accompaniment app designed specifically for Carnatic music practice and performance. KEY FEATURES: Multiple Tala Patterns Practice with traditional Carnatic talas including: • Adi Tala (8 beats) • Rupaka Tala (3 beats) • Misra Chapu (7 beats) • Khanda Chapu (5 beats) • Eka Tala (4 beats) • Kanda Triputa (9 beats) • Ata Tala (14 beats) • Sankeerna Chapu (9 beats) • Jhampa Tala (6 beats) Flexible Nadai Options Choose from different nadais (subdivisions): • Chatusra (4) • Tisra (3) • Khanda (5) • Misra (7) • Sankeerna (9) Shruthi (Pitch) Generator • Generate accurate shruthi tones for practice • Multiple pitch options (C, C#, D, E, F, G, G#, A, B) • Adjustable volume control Mridangam Accompaniment • High-quality mridangam audio samples • Multiple pattern variations • Real-time pattern mixing • Tempo variations from 20-200 BPM Advanced Controls • Adjustable tempo (BPM) • Volume controls for mridangam and shruthi • Visual beat indicators • Cycle counting • Pattern selection (single, random, custom) Perfect for: • Carnatic music students • Professional musicians • Music teachers • Practice sessions • Performance preparation Whether you're learning the basics or preparing for a concert, Carnatic Metronome provides the tools you need for a great Shruthi and Talam accompaniment. App developed by Advait Krishnan, a long-time Mridangam student, teacher and performer.