SRGM vs Sangat

SRGM is a sargam notation app for any melody — from Hindustani and Carnatic classical to film songs, folk tunes, and world music. Write it down, play it back, and share it with a community. Whether you're learning a bandish, working out a Bollywood hook, or transcribing an Irish jig, SRGM gives you the tools. Indian music heritage runs deep — full raag and taal support, multi-script sargam — but the editor is just as happy with anything you can sing or hum. The community is completely free — publishing your songs and exploring what others have shared are both included at no cost. You never need a subscription to share your work or learn from others. EVERYTHING YOU NEED • Write notations with full raag and taal support — teental, jhaptal, rupak, adi, and dozens more — or use free rhythm for any meter • Play back what you write with voice like audio emulation • Organise your work into notebooks, songs, and alankaars (paltas) • Transpose to any Sa pitch without rewriting a single note • Switch scripts — Romanised (Sa Re Ga Ma), Devanagari (स रे ग म), Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam • Choose between marker notation and numbered notation • Toggle lyrics on or off; grid, flow modes PRACTICE TOOLS • Loop sections to drill difficult phrases • Alankaar designer that let's you play and master alankaars • Built-in metronome with configurable count-in • A–B loop selection for focused practice • Notebooks to keep all practice material together and keep it searchable COMMUNITY — FREE TO PUBLISH, FREE TO EXPLORE • Publish your songs to the community at no cost • Browse, like, and save notations from other musicians — no subscription required • Copy community songs into your own notebooks to study SRGM PRO • Unlimited notebooks and songs • Advanced audio playback — A–B loops, speed ramps, pro transpose, selection loops, extended count-in • Priority community features Start free today. Upgrade whenever you need more. Privacy: https://srgm.io/privacy Terms: https://srgm.io/terms Questions: srgmioapp@gmail.com

Sing it back, in sur. Sangat is daily riyaz for Hindustani singing. The harmonium plays each line in your scale, with the tabla and tanpura, and waits while you sing it back. Turn on Listen, and Sangat shows which notes were off. SING IT BACK TO THE HARMONIUM The harmonium plays a line of sargam and holds its last note until sam. Then it's your turn. Repeat keeps it coming round, and a tap on a note repeats just its part. You can also sing along, or sing on your own to the tanpura. SITAR, BANSURI, VIOLIN OR A SINGER Switch one on, and it plays each line with the harmonium or in its place. They are recordings of real musicians. Free for 90 seconds of riyaz a day each. SEE WHICH NOTES WERE OFF Listen draws your voice under the notes as you sing. The line is green while you're in sur, and amber where you go low or high. After each line it names what slipped, like "Ma low". Practise these then plays that part until you sing it in sur twice. RIYAZ ROUTINES Follow a riyaz one part at a time: a morning riyaz, kharaj, Yaman in the evening, alankars, or five minutes for a busy day. Each part tells you when it's done. FIRST STEPS IN SUR AND KNOW YOUR SWARAS A course for beginners, from holding Sa to singing Bhupali, Yaman and Bhairav. Then hear any swara, name it by ear, or sing it from its name while Sangat listens. RAGAS, ALANKARS AND BANDISH • 85 ragas, each with its aroha, avaroha, pakad and paltas • 28 alankars, in any raga and any scale • 482 bandish in 55 ragas, taught line by line in their own taal (beta) TANPURA, TABLA, HARMONIUM AND SWARMANDAL All four play at your Sa, fine-tuned in cents. Not sure of your Sa? Sing any comfortable note, and Find my Sa sets it. Then play your take back on a harmonium: your notes, your pauses, your pacing. • Tanpura: 18 tunings and 3 plucking styles, or on its own as a drone • 70 taals — Teentaal, Ektaal, Jhaptaal, Rupak, Keherwa, Dadra, Deepchandi, Jhoomra and more, 10 to 720 BPM. Tap the beat, and the tabla takes your speed. All four are recordings of real instruments, each with a synthesised voice a tap away, and they keep playing when the screen locks. RADIO Ragas played for you on sitar, bansuri, violin and harmonium, for the hour or your mood. YOUR RIYAZ, KEPT Hear your riyaz back line by line, with each note marked. Count your riyaz days and weeks in a row. IN SIX INDIAN LANGUAGES Every screen, lesson and raga page in हिंदी, मराठी, ગુજરાતી, বাংলা, ಕನ್ನಡ or ਪੰਜਾਬੀ. FREE, WITH NO ACCOUNT • Know your swaras, one swara at a time, and the Radio • Yaman, Bhupali and Bhairav with all their paltas, and the 10 thaats • First steps in sur, a step at a time • The first five alankars, with Listen and Practise these • The full tanpura, 10 taals and a metronome • Find my Sa, your last 7 riyaz, 5 saved practices and a collection No ads, and no daily time limit. SANGAT PRO All 85 ragas, 28 alankars and 70 taals, every bandish and every step of the course, the sitar, bansuri, violin and singer, and Know your swaras two to eight at a time. Every riyaz kept, as many practices and collections as you like, and a sleep timer. Monthly, yearly or once for life, on every device you sign in on. Payment is charged to your Apple account when you confirm the purchase. Monthly and yearly renew automatically unless you cancel at least a day before the period ends. Manage or cancel them in your account settings after purchase. PRIVACY Microphone: Find my Sa, Listen and Know your swaras use it only while they are on, and your voice is analysed on the device. A Find my Sa take keeps the melody it heard, not the sound. While Listen is on, your riyaz is recorded on your phone so you can hear it back. It is never uploaded, and it leaves your phone only when you share it. Notifications: only the daily reminder, if you switch it on. You need an account only for Pro, and you can delete it in Settings. Terms of use: https://getsangat.com/terms/ Privacy policy: https://getsangat.com/privacy/