Announcing preliminary support available for gamaka symbols used in the Sangīta Sampradāya Pradarṣiṇi (SSP).

With the recent updates, Patantara now gains support for mobile phone browsers.

In Nov 2026, we announced the ability of document creators and editors to directly record audio atop their notation lines within patantara’s viewer. This post describes the details of how to use the feature. Please read through as there are some important prerequisites to consider without which recording efforts may not bear fruit.

Many new facets of playback for the purpose of practise of a composition have been introduced. See Sarali as an example.

A summary of new features on Patantara released recently.

It’s now easy to find your documents of interest. Finally!

DEPRECATED! Sometimes you want to let a few people view a document without having them register with Patantara and having to explicitly give them permission through their email addresses. Link sharing is a way to do that without making your document public.

Sometimes when practicing, you just need that extra bit of a hint about the timing of the various svaras/lyrics that make up a line … before you take off on your own. With the new “hints” facility, Patantara will now highlight lyrics or svaras during playback, practice or recording using a bouncing ball.

Warning: This is work in progress and is subject to change.

We all have our own pace, rhythm and techniques of practice. When working with a teacher, repetition and alternation are two important ways to reinforce our learnings. The new “practice sets” facility of the Patantara player helps you set up such a repetition and alternation pattern of your choosing when you’re working on a composition.

A built-in tala player is now available for documents with audio tracks.