
r/Bansuri

You don't need a tuner app *
If you can't hear whether two notes (eg. a drone plus played sa) are in tune, you're not ready to start playing any instrument, so you don't need a tuner app. Just sing over a drone, and keep doing it until you instantly know every time you drift off. It's no use asking 'how will I know?'. You can't think or technologise your way to this. You just have to do it.
Sing sa.
[* actually you may need a tuner for various tasks: on stage, or if you need fast and precise readings when building instruments. But if you feel you need a tuner to learn, you aren't yet ready to place your hands on an instrument. Music is of the mind and heart, not the eyes watching device LEDs]
Does anyone know the name of this tune?
It sounds familiar, but cant recall. I want to be able to practice playing it.
Edit: What I found to be complete version of it in YouTube: In the Lap of Nature by Krusty Fedeux.
But am not sure if this is actually the original version or there is another version before it.
Sangatkaar app by Ashwin Srinivasan
Ashwin Srinivasan recently launched a tanpura+tabla app. I used the trial version and it looked better than othe apps on Android. I m planning to buy the paid version which is 4000 one time payment. Just wanted to know reviews by the people here before purchasing it.
FYI itabla is still the best but I don't have apple products with me.😭
Second flute buying guide.
I am an absolute beginner I bought c# radhe pvc flute and c scale bamboo sajid flute. I am comfortable with c sharp scale radhe flute. Which scale should I exchange my c scale sajid flute for?