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Bansuri Companion - Timer & Notes
🎧 Waveform
The waveform shows the shape of your sound signal in real time. It reflects how clean or noisy your bansuri tone is.
📈 Pitch Graph
The pitch graph displays the detected musical note (frequency) over time. It helps you track pitch accuracy, transitions, and vibrato.
Tip: Smooth, steady lines = accurate notes. Wobbly lines = pitch instability.
Who is this for?
- Absolute beginners learning from YouTube who have never played before
- Even if you play side flute already, this is still good for you
Mindset
Be open to learning, absorb everything, and stay open-minded.
Which Flute Do You Need?
Start with a straight flute to get your fingers comfortable.
How to Go?
- Practice what is taught in class
- Don’t rush—take time to fully practice each class
- Focus on one exercise at a time
“Learning In a Structured Way”
Journey fails before it begins, without a structured approach to learning.
Be Consistent
Bansuri (Indian Bamboo Flute)
The Bansuri is a melodious wind instrument used in Indian classical and folk music.
It has a deep connection with Indian spirituality and culture.
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- Scale C# – Vertical Blowing
- Scale C – Natural Middle
- Scale A – Natural Base
Learn Playing these Swara's on Bansuri

Octave (Saptak - सप्तक)
- Mandra Saptak – Low octave, soft tones (slow airflow)
- Madhya Saptak – Natural flute range
- Taar Saptak – High octave (fast airflow)
🎶 Sargam: Sa - Re - Ga - Ma - Pa - Dha - Ni
🎶 Raga Bhupali: Sa - Re - Ga - Pa - Dha
🎶 Raga Bhupali (Bhoopali)
Mood: Peaceful • Devotional • Uplifting
Time of Day: Evening
Raga Bhupali is a serene and majestic pentatonic raga that evokes a calm, spiritual, and uplifting atmosphere. It's commonly used to inspire feelings of devotion, purity, and joy, and is especially soothing during evening hours.
🎼 Structure
- Aroha (Ascending): S R G P D S’
- Avroha (Descending): S’ D P G R S
- Jati: Audav–Audav (5 notes in both ascent and descent)
- Vadi: G
- Samvadi: D
- Notes not played: Ma , Ni – purely pentatonic
🧘♀️ Why Practice Bhupali?
- Improves breath control and swara clarity
- Ideal for beginners – simple yet emotionally rich
- Strengthens melody understanding through minimalism
- Perfect for spiritual and meditative practice sessions
Rhythmic Pattern - Teen Taal

Descending: SS, NN, DD, PP, MM, GG, RR, SS
Descending: SN, ND, DP, PM, MG, GR, RS
Descending: SND, NDP, DPM, PMG, MGR, GRS
Descending: SNS, NDN, DPD, PMP, MGM, GRG, RSR, SNS (N)
Descending: SNDP, NDPM, DPMG, PMGR, MGRS
Descending: SD, NP, DM, PG, MR, GS
Descending: SP, NM, DG, PR, MS
Descending: SNSND, NDNDP, DPDPD, PMPMP, MGMGR, GRGRS
Descending: SNDPDNS, NDPMPDN, DPMGMPD, PMGRGMP, MGRSRGM
Descending: SNDSNDP, NPDNPDMP, DPMPDMP, PMGPMGR, MGRMGRS
Descending: SDM, NPG, DMR, PGS
Descending: SNDND, DPDN, PMPM, MGMGR, GRGR
Descending: SNSD, NDNP, DPDP, PMPG, MGMR, GRGS
Descending: SNSDSP, NDNPNM, DPDMG, PMPGPR, MGMRMS