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Description
iShala is an Indian music mobile app that effectively replaces a tabla machine, a lehra player and an electronic tanpura. It is an ideal tool for anyone practicing Indian classical music, or just wishing to jam along virtual Indian musicians on any other musical style.
Featured instruments are Tabla, Harmonium, Swarmandal and Tanpura. You can select to play one or all of them at wish, with Tabla and Harmonium always in sync. You can also play Swarmandal manually, by plucking its strings at wish.
iShala includes over 50 rhythmic cycles, melodies in more than 110 ragas and 7 different tempos. You can now also create your own ragas and fine-tune each of their notes at microtones (shruti) level. Possible combinations are thus nothing short of endless!
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Version History
Releasing new versions every 8 months, on average.
Sep 24 2019 | (Current) Version 3.2.1 - fixes a loading issue in the latest Android version (Android Q or 10) | |
Jul 24 2019 | Version Varies with device - fixed an issue that was distorting Tanpura and Swarmandal sound under certain conditions | |
Feb 10 2018 | Version v.2018.02.11 V 2.2 | |
Feb 02 2017 | Version 2.1 V 2.1 | |
Dec 23 2016 | Version 2.0 V 2.0 | |
Nov 02 2015 | Version 1.13 V 1.10 | |
Aug 06 2015 | Version 1.12 iShala is an Android/iPhone/iPad app that can be used as a tabla machine, a lehra player and/or an electronic tanpura. These are small machines that provide rhythmic/melodic accompaniment to people practicing Indian music, or just jamming on any other musical style. Featured instruments are Tabla, Harmonium and Tanpura. You can select to play one or all of them, and they will automatically synchronize together (apart from Tanpura that is meant to follow its own cycle). | |
Nov 14 2014 | Version 1.11 iShala is an Android/iPhone/iPad app that can be used as a tabla machine, a lehra player and/or an electronic tanpura. These are small machines that provide rhythmic/melodic accompaniment to people practicing Indian music, or just jamming on any other musical style. Featured instruments are Tabla, Harmonium and Tanpura. You can select to play one or all of them, and they will automatically synchronize together (apart from Tanpura that is meant to follow its own cycle). | |
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