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Version 5.3.5 · 2026-01-18
- supports Expression in imported melodies - Inter-App Audio (IAA) compatible. Can now be loaded in IAA hosts - in-app registration
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The store currently lists version 5.3.5, updated 2026-01-18.








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iShala is an Indian music mobile app that provides flawless accompaniment for classical music practice, be it vocal, instrumental or rhythmic. It comes in 2 Editions: Standard and Pro (previously known as Premium).
It features:
• 6 Tanpuras (10 on Pro Edition)
• 2 Tablas (3 on Pro Edition)
• a Swarmandal
• a Vibraphone (Pro Edition only)
• a Harmonium
• 3 Manjeeras (6 on Pro Edition)
all fully customisable in practice sessions that can then be loaded on demand. It effectively replaces a tabla machine, a lehra player and an electronic tanpura. It is therefore an ideal tool for anyone practicing Indian classical music, or just wishing to jam along virtual Indian musicians on any other musical style.
iShala includes over 60 rhythmic cycles, melodies in more than 110 ragas and 7 different tempos.…
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- supports Expression in imported melodies - Inter-App Audio (IAA) compatible. Can now be loaded in IAA hosts - in-app registration
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