॰Susadhya riyaz mirror

Private voice practice

Find your Sa.
Build a steadier sur.

An adaptive Hindustani vocal coach that listens locally, measures separate parts of your singing, estimates your present working level, and prepares riyaz around the skills and swaras that need attention.

🎙Live pitch mirrorSee the swara, octave, cents, and steadiness while you sing.
🪔Adaptive riyazYour plan changes with pitch, steadiness, attacks, intervals, and recent progress.
🔒Local and offlineNo account, analytics, uploads, libraries, or external font requests.
Microphone audio is analysed in this browser tab and is never recorded or uploaded.

Voice check

Choose your comfortable edges

Hold one relaxed low note, then one relaxed high note. Do not stretch or force. Each measurement listens for three seconds and rejects brief pitch jumps.

1 · lowest easy note
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Sing a comfortable “aa” or hum. It should feel easy enough to repeat, not like your absolute lowest sound.

2 · highest easy note
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Use a relaxed upper note with no neck pressure. A clean, repeatable note matters more than reaching high.

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Press a measurement button when ready.
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Your browser will ask for microphone permission only when you begin.

Practice

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Your training profile

Run the short assessment to build a personalised starting plan. Practice data will continue refining it locally.

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Current focus: establish a reliable baseline.
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C♯3 · 138.6 Hz
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Press Start, then sing the note shown. The green centre widens in Gentle mode.

Idle · microphone off
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What Susadhya means

The name reflects steady practice that makes a difficult skill attainable.

सुसाध्य · Susādhya

Susādhya means attainable, practicable, manageable, or easy to accomplish.

su
good, well, or favourable
sādhya
something that can be achieved, completed, or mastered

Here, it expresses the idea that sur and voice control become achievable through patient, well-guided riyaz.

How to use Susadhya

A quick guide to assessment, practice, and the tuner.

1. Set a comfortable Sa

Use Find my Sa or tap the Sa chip. Choose a tonic that lets you sing low and high notes without strain.

2. Assess or practise

The assessment estimates your current working level and builds a plan. Quick Practice lets you choose an exercise directly.

3. Read the tuner

0¢ is exactly centred. A negative value is flat and a positive value is sharp. In Precise mode, aim to remain within roughly ±12¢ with a steady voice.

4. Hear the target first

Use Hear harmonium sample, then sing after it stops. Headphones reduce the chance that the microphone hears the reference instead of your voice.

5. Use the tanpura

The floating tanpura keeps your Sa and anchor notes sounding underneath practice. Set a low volume so it guides rather than masks your voice.

Keyboard shortcuts

Space start or pause · R hear target · N next note · T tanpura

Privacy

Pitch analysis happens locally in this browser tab. Susadhya does not upload or record your microphone audio.

Your Sa

All notes, examples, and the tanpura follow this tonic.

C♯3138.6 Hz

Choose an exercise

Start slow. Accuracy and ease matter more than speed.

Practice settings

Adjust how forgiving the pitch and hold checks are.

This changes the intelligent noise gate, not the detected pitch. Raise it only when quiet singing is repeatedly missed.
Advance automaticallyMove to the next note after a steady hold.
Show Western note namesDisplay C♯3-style names beside each swara.

Keyboard: Space starts or pauses, R plays the target, N moves to the next note, and T toggles the tanpura.

Session insight

A simple reading of this browser session.

Adaptive voice assessment

About four minutes. It is a working estimate, not a formal musical grade.

Assessment will use your current Sa
C♯3
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Centred pitch and steadinessSustained Sa reveals drift and breath control.
2
Anchors and note attacksSa, Pa, and upper Sa test clean arrival without scooping.
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Scale and interval movementThe assessment becomes harder only when the earlier evidence supports it.

The score combines median pitch error, pitch variation, first-note attack, time to acquire each target, completion rate, octave errors, and microphone confidence. No audio leaves this device.

Your adaptive starting point

Based on this assessment in your current Sa.

Adaptive training profile

Stored only in this browser and refined by completed notes.
tanpura · Sa C♯3