Raga Melody Classical Music vs Dot Dash

Indian classical music, also known as Hindustani music, is one of the oldest and most revered forms of music in the world. Indian Classical music is an ancient system of swaras and these swaras are the basis of all the melodies in it. Some key elements of Indian classical music are Raga - a melodic structure, Tala - a rhythmic cycle and Instruments like Harmonium, Tabla, Bansuri, Sitar and Veena. Raga Melody is a must have app for any Indian classical music lover or any person who wants to improve his or her singing skills. For hindustani classical music and carnatic classical music this App is very useful as it provides quality content including literature and learner notes about Alankar Saralies, Ragas, Thaats, Saragam, Jaati Saptak knowledge and various tips. *** Features *** Learn Ragas and Alankars You can read and learn various ragas from this app such as Durga, Bhoop or Bhoopali, Saranga, Bhairavi, Hamir, Kalavati, Kedar, Yaman, Asavari, Bhimpalasi, Bilawal, Shivaranjani, Pilu, Pahadi and many more. Alankars are combinations of notes from Mandra Saptak, Madhya Saptak and Taar Saptak to learn and improve your singing skills and extend voice ranges. Play Ragas and Alankars with Instruments The App provides various instruments such as Harmonium, Flute and Piano and you can play Ragas and Alankars with these instruments. You can also play them on different speeds. Literature and Tips & Tricks for Improvements Various tips and tricks to improve your singing skills and how to extend your voice range. For understanding the concepts of Indian classical music, the app provides various researched articles about Thaats, Saragam, Ashta Prahar, Srutis, Instruments such as Harmonium, Flute, Tabla, Mradangam, Sarangi, Sitar and Music theory etc. Videos for Practice We have picked the best video resources to learn Hindustani and Carnatic Music with Vocals from renowned gurus of music world. Learn with Harmonium Raga Melody - Indian Classical Music has a companion App Harmonium - Real Sounds which you can use to practice your harmonium skills also. Get notified about exciting Articles Whenever we release new content, we notify you so that you don’t miss it. We continuously update and discover new content which you would love. ------- Developer contact: studiocaesium@gmail.com Privacy Policy: https://www.caesiumstudio.com/privacy-policy End User License Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula

Every letter has a rhythm. Dot Dash helps you learn Morse code the way operators always have: by ear, by touch, by repetition. The practice surface is a brass telegraph key from the 1920s, drawn to work like the real thing. Tap it for a dot. Hold it for a dash. It clicks under your thumb, and on iPhones that support it you feel the rhythm as haptics too. A short walkthrough shows you dots and dashes the first time you open the app, and then you choose a tier and go: Easy, for listening. Ten common letters with their patterns always visible. Perfect for your first session. Medium, for learning. The full alphabet. Patterns fade as you tap, so your memory does the work. Hard, for remembering. Letters and numbers, by sound and feel alone. You are hearing the rhythm now. Three speed presets change the room between the marks inside each letter, so a new learner has time to think while every letter keeps its real shape. A full reference chart is one tap away, and tapping any letter plays its rhythm out loud. When a session ends you get a recap in plain English, plus a short quote from the history of telegraphy. Every quote is real, sourced, and public domain. Send a telegram. Pick one of a hundred short phrases, from GOOD MORNING to GOOSE ON THE LOOSE, and Dot Dash paints it in Morse above a brass key, ready to share or save. No typing, nothing stored. The Operator's Pack, if you want more. A one-time purchase adds callsign drills: hear a whole call sign at 5, 13 or 20 words per minute with true Farnsworth spacing, then key it back one letter at a time. It also adds four more app icons and seventeen more sounds for the key. Sixty percent of what is left after costs from every Operator's Pack is committed to CommunicationFIRST, a civil rights organization for people who cannot rely on speech alone to be heard and understood, and every tenth purchase commits the whole remainder. Quarterly receipts: sillydroose.com/donations/dotdash. No scores. No timers. No streaks. Nothing to keep up with. Just you and the pattern. Dot Dash works entirely offline and collects nothing. I built it because Morse is a small, beautiful skill, and learning it should feel like tapping out messages by lamplight, not grinding a curriculum. The practice is free, and it stays free. No ads. No data collected. Ever.