Question

With which key I can play sa ra ga ma pa

Answer 1

Answer:

Where are 'Sa, re, ga, ma, etc.' located on the keyboard in FL Studio 12?

The most important thing to know is There is no specific ‘Sa Re Ga Ma' in the Piano or keyboard.

Any note can be Sa, any note can be Re, and so on. For understanding it better, you need three things to know about.

Sequence of Sa Re Ga Ma ( Indian notes or Swaras)

Sequence of A B C (Western Notes)

The key or Scale of the tune or song you will play.

Answer :

Sequence of Sa Re Ga Ma or Sargam (Called as abbreviation) is as follows:

Sa, komal Re, Re, Komal Ga , Ga, Maa, Tevra or Kadi Ma, Pa, Komal Dha, Dha, Komal Ni, Ni.

Sequence of A B C (Western Notes) , is as follows:

A, A# or Bb, B, C, C# or Db, D, D# or Eb, E, F, F# or Gb, G, G# or Ab.

# - to be read as Sharp

b - to be read as flat

Now, suppose you want to play something in C scale. So, in this case, C becomes your Saa. As you now kNow that C is your Saa, you can calculate and find any swara you want using the simple calculation following.

Our aim is to find Ga.

We know our Saa is C, and If we se the sequence (Indian Notes), the Ga is on 5th spot.Now if we count to 5, starting from C being 1, following the Western notes, we see the following,

C is Saa, So Komal Re would be C# or Db, Re will be D, komal Ga will be D# or Eb, and Ga will be E.

Thus we can find any swaras in any scale.

I kNow its a bit confusing, but go through again to understand it better.

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