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SwaraBharath Creator & Prompting Guide

The definitive handbook for generating studio-quality Indian music. Master raga parameters, dialect phonetics, structural metas ([Verse], [Alap], [Chorus]), and 48kHz audio export.

1. Quick Start

Composing a song in SwaraBharath takes less than 60 seconds:

  1. Open the Studio: Launch the Studio workspace from the navigation bar.
  2. Describe Your Song: Enter a prompt, situation (e.g., "A joyful Telugu village festival celebration with loud Thavil drums and Nadaswaram melody"), or switch to Custom mode to write your own lyrics.
  3. Pick Language & Instruments: Select from 14+ Indian languages and choose lead instruments (Sitar, Tabla, Bansuri, Veena, Sarangi, Shehnai).
  4. Click Generate: Our neural synthesis engine will compose two distinct, high-definition variations in ~30–45 seconds.

2. Structural Metas & Prompt Syntax

In Custom Mode, you can control the arrangement of your song using structural brackets in your lyrics field:

// Example Custom Lyric Structure

[Intro: Sitar alap, ambient tanpura drone, 80 BPM]


[Verse 1: Melodic male vocals, soft bansuri accompaniment]

పల్లవి మొదలాయెను నా గుండెలోన (Pallavi modalayenu na gundelona)

స్వరాల నదిలాగా సాగేనుగా (Swarala nadilaga saagenuga)


[Chorus: High energy, double-tempo tabla Keherwa, female harmony]

స్వర భారతి పాడే వేళ... పండుగ రంగుల మేళ!


[Solo: Fast Sitar Jhala with Teentaal percussion]


[Outro: Fading flute echoes, final tanpura resolve]

3. Indian Instruments Guide

Sitar (సితార్ / सितार)

Plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings and deep curved meend bends. Excels in Hindustani classical, Bollywood romance, and meditative intros.

Bansuri (బాన్సురీ / बाँसुरी)

North Indian bamboo flute with warm, breathy resonance. Perfect for pastoral folk, romantic duets, and Lord Krishna devotional bhajans.

Tabla (తబలా / तबला)

Twin hand drums (Dayan and Bayan) capable of resonant bass modulations (ghe) and crisp rim strikes (na/tin). Essential for ghazals, bhajans, and fusion.

Saraswati Veena (వీణ / वीणा)

The queen of Carnatic classical instruments. Known for profound gamaka oscillations and divine sacred acoustic resonance.

4. Classical Ragas & Moods

You can explicitly mention Indian ragas in your style prompt to invoke precise emotional rasas (moods):

  • Raga Yaman: Evening romance, serenity, optimism, and soft romantic ballads.
  • Raga Bhairavi: Profound devotion, emotional farewells, and soulful ghazals.
  • Raga Darbari Kanada: Majestic, regal, midnight grandeur, and cinematic scores.
  • Raga Charukesi: Bittersweet nostalgia, yearning, and contemporary melody.
  • Raga Desh: Patriotic fervour, Indian monsoon showers, and joyful anticipation.

5. Stem Separation & Export

SwaraBharath includes an integrated multi-track stem splitter. After generating any track:

  • Click the "Separate Stems" button on your track card.
  • The engine isolates: Acapella Vocals, Instrumental Lead (Sitar/Flute), Percussion (Tabla/Dhol), and Bass/Backing.
  • Download lossless WAV files to mix directly in Apple Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, or Ableton Live.