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Version 1.23 · 2026-10-02
25 Keyboard setup and fixes to Talam counts.
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Meet, Jalra - Carnatic Mridangam, an app to make your device to play mridangam for Indian classical music, dance or bhajans.
This app is musician's best friend. Every student and professional will need it. The purpose of the app is to accompany the musician with the sound of Indian percussion instruments called Jalra and Mridangam. Once you spend few days with this app, figuring out how to configure and use it, the app will become the best solution for music or dance practice and performances. You can also use it for Bhajans.
The app is very simple to use. It has many advanced features like playlist and beat editor. The design is very intuitive and needs no training to use it.
If you are a student, show this app to your teacher, who should be able to tell you how to use it properly for your practice. It will help you get a hold on the rhythm of your music.…
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