Melody script structure at a glance
Vishwamohini scripts are block-based. You define each playable composition inside [melody start] and [melody end], then fill rows beat-by-beat using row tags.
[melody start]
This free text line works as description/notes between melody blocks.
[S1|R1|G1|M1][notations]
[Sa|Re|Ga|Ma][lyrics]
[D1|D2|T2|T1][tabla]
[melody end]- Block boundaries: every playable block starts with
[melody start]and ends with[melody end]. - Description between melodies: plain text lines can be written between melody blocks to document context, lyrics meaning, or practice notes.
- Beat separator: use the pipe symbol
|to separate beats inside a row. - Avartan/row structure: each row represents one cyclic line across the avartan; keep beat counts aligned across related rows for clean playback and reading.
- Row tags: append a tag such as
[notations],[lyrics],[tabla],[theka], or[lehera]to define row behavior.
How to use any topic
- Open the musical element from the left sidebar.
- Read the available approaches: script, melody table, real keyboard, and virtual keyboard.
- Copy the example into the Script tab, or recreate it directly in the Melody tab.
- Use the Keyboard input page when you need a shortcut reference.
Example
Use Player to view and play. Use Script to edit the Vishwamohini text, then return to Player to render your changes.
Top bar Play All and Stop controls work with this example.