विश्वमोहिनी · दस्तावेज़

Notes

Notes are the basic melodic tokens in Vishwamohini. Use them in notation and instrument rows to write sargam phrases across beats and octaves.

Script approach

Write one or more note tokens inside each beat, then add a melodic row tag such as notations, sitar, flute, or violin. Octave suffixes such as 0, 1, and 2 indicate lower, middle, and higher octave positions.

[melody start]
[S1|R1|G1|M1|P1|D1|N1|S2][notations]
[melody end]

Three-octave note reference

Following the existing Vishwamohini notations help style, use suffix 0 for lower octave, 1 for middle octave, and 2 for higher octave tokens.

Swara Lower octave Middle octave Higher octave
SaS0S1S2
ReR0R1R2
GaG0G1G2
MaM0M1M2
PaP0P1P2
DhaD0D1D2
NiN0N1N2

Melody table approach

  1. Open the Melody tab.
  2. Click a beat in a melodic row such as notations, sitar, flute, violin, piano lehera, or tablatarang.
  3. Type notes with the real keyboard, or open the virtual keyboard and click note labels.
  4. Use Backspace to remove the last note from the selected beat.

Keyboard approaches

  • Real keyboard: use 1, 2, and 3 to choose lower, middle, and higher octaves before entering notes.
  • Virtual keyboard: choose Lower octave, Middle octave, or Higher octave, then click the desired note key.

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.