The Home of Indian Music Notation

Compose, play, learn and share songs and compositions in Sargam notation.

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Features

Powerful tools for the modern creators

Everything you need to digitize and share music notation

AI Notation Scanner / Upload

Scan your old printed music sheets and convert them into digital Bhatkhande notation instantly. No more manual data entry.

Library

A community-driven space to discover and reimagine compositions. Adapt existing melodies or share your own versions with the world.

Mobile Studio

Compose on the go. Your work stays synced across our free web and mobile apps. Access your music library anywhere.

How It Works

Create Your First Composition

Get started with Swarlipi in just a few simple steps.

1

Set Up Your Composition

Choose your Raag, set the Taal cycle, pick your base note, and set the tempo. Swarlipi sets up the grid for you.

2

Enter Swaras

Tap the sargam keyboard to enter notes. Switch between Mandra, Madhya, and Taar saptak instantly.

3

Play & Listen

Hit play to hear your composition at any BPM. The cursor moves with the beat — feel the taal as you listen.

4

Save to Cloud

Save, name, and organise your compositions. Access them from any device, anytime, anywhere.

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Every beat, every melody. It's your music, unfiltered.

Whether it's a soulful bhajan, a vibrant folk tune from Bengal, a catchy Bollywood hook, or a complex raaga — Swarlipi captures the soul of every melody.

Folk musician playing traditional instrument

Folk Tunes

Traditional Indian musicians in heritage attire

Heritage & Ragas

Bollywood style dance performance

Bollywood

Sufi devotional dance performance

Bhajans & Sufi

Taal

Supported Rhythmic Cycles

Five major Taals of Indian Classical Music, each with authentic beat patterns and visual mapping

16

Teentaal

4+4+4+4 · Vilambit to Drut

Teentaal beats

The most common taal in Hindustani classical music. Balanced structure perfect for Bandish.

10

Jhaptaal

2+3+2+3 beats

Jhaptaal beats

A 10-beat cycle with an asymmetric feel, commonly used in Khayal compositions.

7

Roopak

3+2+2 beats

Roopak beats

A 7-beat taal with the unique feature of starting on a khali (mute) beat.

12

Ektaal

2+2+2+2+2+2 beats

Ektaal beats

A 12-beat taal popular in Vilambit khayal, creating a spacious, meditative feel.

6

Dadra

3+3 beats

Dadra beats

A simple 6-beat taal used in lighter classical forms like Thumri and Dadra.

Swaras

Complete Swara Support

All 12 swaras across 3 octaves with distinct visual identity for each note type.

Middle Octave (Madhya Saptak)

SSa
RRe
GGa
MMa
PPa
DDha
NNi
rKomal
gKomal
dKomal
nKomal
MTivra
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