01 / THE SCORE
Music you can read.
Bring sound onto the staff. Our focus is notation that helps you study a melody, follow its rhythm and practise with a visual reference.
Explore notationYour ear. Your voice. Your music.
Hear the music.
See the notation.
Turn listening into something you can read, practise and play. We’re building Matra to bring your recordings into music notation, with chords and Sargam alongside it.
Find your place in the melody.
Sa1Re2Ga3Ma4Pa5Ga3Re2Sa1
A simple phrase written relative to Sa. The tonic anchors how you read it.
The same phrase, as note names.
C4D4E4F4G4E4D4C4
The same melody in note names. Follow the staff example in the practice section below.
An accompanying chord sketch.
CmajorFmajorGmajorCmajor
A suggested accompaniment, written by hand. The practice audio plays the melody alone.
Handwritten example · explore the audio and staff notation below.
A little less guessing. A little more music.
That one phrase.
Until it feels like yours.
Hear a phrase, then follow its shape on the staff. Read the pitches, feel the rhythm, and return to the passage you want to practise.
Explore the different viewsBack to Sa A phrase worth practising
Back to SaOriginal practice phrase · 5 seconds
Press play and follow the score.
Composed example · synthesised audio and handwritten score.
01 Listen02 Follow the notes03 Sing it back
Handwritten example for this page. Invited members can review and correct their own beta results in Studio.
Start with the way you hear
Your music.
Your way of reading it.
Music notation is at the centre of Matra’s direction. Chords add the harmonic picture; Sargam gives you another way to read the melody.
02 / THE HARMONY
Follow the harmony.
Hear the harmony around a melody. Explore possible chord changes, then let your ears have the final say.
Explore chords03 / ANOTHER WAY TO READ
Think in Sargam.
For singers, harmonium players and anyone who learns through Sa Re Ga Ma. Explore the relationship between a melody and its tonic.
Explore SargamInside the private beta
Bring a recording.
Stay with the music.
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Bring your recording
Upload audio you own or have permission to use.
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Explore the available analysis
Review the notation, chords or Sargam the result supports, and check uncertain passages by ear.
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Listen, return, refine
Return to your Library, play your private recording beside the chart, correct the score and send feedback.