Published by iotic
1. Like the taraf (sympathetic) strings of a sitar, only the notes you play in tune will ring out - helping you improve your ear and providing a harmonious accompaniment.
2. The default presets are based on tunings from maestro recordings, plus some additional settings for Western-style scale tunings. • Helping with making and tuning instruments - e. g.
3. Samvada can be used at the same time as a drone recording, or other apps designed for music, such as the excellent iTabla Pro app by Prasad Upasani.
4. Samvada creates sympathetic strings that resonate when you sing or play into the microphone.
5. The thirteen strings can be fine-tuned to the notes of a recording, or you can tune them to what sounds best to you or your teacher.
6. For a similar effect as a plug-in for desktop and laptop machines, try DroneBox by Oli Larkin (New version coming September 2012).
7. Samvada is a Sanskrit word meaning harmonious dialogue or communication.
8. Samvada tunefully accompanies you in any scale or raga you choose.
9. A number of presets come with Samvada, or you can make and share your own.
10. Ideal for practising and performing Indian music.
11. The word relates to the musical concept of samvadi, and the instrument the samvadini.
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| App | Download | Rating | Maker |
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Can I download Samvada for free?
Yes! You can Download Samvada from official sites for free using our site.
Can I use Samvada on PC?
It is easy to use the Samvada app on PC and it works on Windows and MAC. A free tutorial is available to help you get started.
