SWAR-O-METRE
While practicing, my mind often innovates a device which gives an accurate measurement of Swaras . Whenever I perceive the uncertainty or some inaccuracies in the rendition of swaras while practicing swaras, I often wonder that there should be an instrument 'swar-o-metre' which can scan our voice while we sing and accordingly judge the notes with the help of the markings made on it. Let's start with the features of my innovation. The device 'swar-o-metre' should consist of the voice-track of all 22 shrutis (from where the Indian notes are filtered). It should have all the markings from 1-22 shrutis, like we have in a watch or any measurement device, a speaker (or a recording device), a scale system which examines different preferred chords (like we have in digital Ragini tanpura). According to the Indian Classical Music, there are maximum twelve notes which are essentially needed to materialise the classicality of music. 12 swaras (seven shudhha and 5 vikrit