Music Notation Maker — write sargam, taal & shabad

选择一个 taal（节奏循环），点按每个节拍并设置 swara——带 komal、tivra 和八度标记的 Sa Re Ga Ma——然后在每个节拍下方输入 shabad 或歌词。谱表会自动绘制 vibhag 分隔线以及 sam、tali 和 khali 标记。可免费下载为 PNG、PDF 或 Excel，无需注册，无水印。

这是一款印度 / sargam 记谱工具——它在 taal 节拍网格上书写 Sa Re Ga Ma 等 swara，是 Gurmat Sangeet（锡克 kirtan）和印度斯坦古典音乐的标准记谱体系。它不生成带高音或低音谱号的西方五线谱。如果你需要 sargam、shabad 和 taal 谱表，这正是为此打造的。

可以。可用古木基文（旁遮普语）、天城文（印地语）或罗马字母同时书写音名（swara）和歌词，因此同一张谱页既适用于 Gurmat Sangeet shabad kirtan，也适用于印度斯坦古典音乐。Komal 以下划线表示，tivra Ma 以上划线表示，低八度和高八度则以音名下方或上方的点表示。

可将每张谱页下载为 PNG（便于通过 WhatsApp 快速分享）、PDF（干净的可打印讲义）或 Excel（可编辑的表格）。在“教师署名”框中填写你的姓名或开启水印，它会出现在每一次导出的文件中，让学生始终清楚这份谱例出自哪位老师之手。

Open Setup and tap 'Create a custom taal', then set the name, the number of matras (beats), how the vibhags (sections) divide them, and which beats are sam, tali or khali markers. Once applied it's saved to your browser and appears alongside the built-in taals like Teentaal and Ektaal for future sheets.

In the Play tab, pick a tempo (laya) of Vilambit (slow, 50 BPM), Madhya (medium, 90 BPM) or Drut (fast, 160 BPM), and use the Sa pitch dropdown to shift the reference key up or down to match a singer's range. Toggle Tanpura drone on for a sustained background tone and Taal beat to hear an audible click on each beat while the notation plays.

Yes. In the Play tab, set Loop to the specific line number instead of 'Off' or 'Whole piece' — playback then repeats only that line continuously, which is useful for students working through one difficult ang or phrase before moving to the next.

Turning on 'Show key/legend on the sheet' in the Details panel prints a small reference key explaining the komal (underline), tivra (overline) and octave-dot notation marks directly on the PDF, PNG or printed page — handy for students who are new to reading sargam notation.

Save the sheet with 'Save online' to get a short, always-latest link, then set your teacher name and watermark text in the Credit panel before sharing so students know it's your official version. Students who open the link can use the Play tab's tempo, Sa pitch, taal click and loop-by-line controls to practice at their own pace without needing an account.

Yes. The Notation System dropdown in the Setup tab switches the whole sheet between Sargam (Sa Re Ga Ma), Solfège (Do Re Mi), Letter (C D E) and Numbered (1 2 3, the jianpu system) — the underlying degree, accidental and octave data stays identical, only how it's drawn changes. The Swara Script dropdown (Roman, Gurmukhi, Devanagari) only applies when Notation System is set to Sargam, since the other three systems always render in Latin characters.

Select a beat, then tap 'Split beat (2 notes)' in the Notes panel — a Note 1 / Note 2 tab appears above the swara keypad so you can set a different degree, accidental and octave for each half of that one beat. Tap 'Single note' whenever you want to merge it back down to one note.

Rest clears the beat to silence — nothing sounds and nothing is drawn there. Sustain instead draws a dash and holds the previous swara's pitch through that beat during playback, which is how you notate a note carrying over rather than a new note being struck.

Use '+ Add line' in the Notes panel to append another row of beats matching the current taal's length, or '− Remove line' to drop the last one. Select any beat in a line and type into the Line field to label it — teachers commonly use Sthai, Antara, Mukhda or a verse number so students can see which section they're on.

下载选项卡中的"保存到在线"会发布一个始终保持最新的链接——修改表格后再次保存，同一个链接就会显示更新内容，最适合那些你已经分发给学生的链接。"创建分享链接"则将表格的一次性快照直接编码进 URL，不在服务器上存储，因此即使你之后再修改表格，它也永不改变。保存到在线后显示的嵌入代码是一段 iframe 片段，可将实时表格粘贴到博客文章或班级网站中。

These are free-text fields printed on the sheet's header — Raag names the raag or scale, Composer credits who wrote the piece, and Laya (in Details) is a text label like 'Vilambit' or 'Madhya' describing the intended tempo in words. This is separate from the Play tab's Tempo buttons, which set the actual playback speed in BPM rather than just labeling the printed sheet.

Yes. Both the landing screen and the Templates tab list ready-made compositions — filtered to your notation tradition when you arrive from a specific style's page — and tapping one loads its taal, lyrics and swaras straight into the editor so you can edit rather than start from an empty grid. Tap 'Start blank' instead to build a sheet from scratch.

In the Notes tab, tap 'Reset sheet' — it doesn't wipe the composition immediately; the button switches to a 'Confirm reset' state (with a Cancel option alongside it) so you have to tap it a second time to actually clear the sheet. Resetting wipes every line, beat, swara and lyric back to blank, but keeps your selected taal, notation system, swara/lyric scripts and teacher-credit details untouched, so you can start a fresh composition on the same setup.

The Vibhags field must add up to exactly the total number of Matras you set — for example '4,4' only works for an 8-matra taal — otherwise the Apply button stays disabled with an error message until the numbers match. Once the pattern is valid, a marker dropdown appears for each vibhag's starting beat (defaulting to X for the first, then 2, 3, 4…) so you can pick any symbol from X, 2-7 or 0 instead of the auto-numbered default, matching how your own tradition marks sam, tali and khali.