How to Master Bhojpuri Vocal Practice Using Sangeet Easy

A. Warm-Up Phase (10 minutes)

Breathing (3 min)

• 4–7–8 pattern: inhale 4 counts, hold 7, exhale 8 (x5).

Find Your Sa (2 min)

• Hum at a comfortable pitch.
• Use Key Finder on a reference track.
• Match and remember your Sa; start all riyaaz from here.

Alankar – Slow (3 min)

• Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni Sa (up)
• Sa Ni Dha Pa Ma Ga Re Sa (down)
• Very slow, focus on pure sur.

Alankar – Medium (2 min)

• Triplets:
• Sa Re Ga, Re Ga Ma, Ga Ma Pa, Ma Pa Dha, Pa Dha Ni, Dha Ni Sa
• Sa Ni Dha, Ni Dha Pa, Dha Pa Ma, Pa Ma Ga, Ma Ga Re, Ga Re Sa
• Use Sangeet Easy speed control around 60–90 BPM.

B. Technical Practice (20 minutes)

BPM & Tempo Setup (2 min)

• Upload song → BPM Detector.
• Note category:
• 60–80 BPM: slow / emotional
• 80–110 BPM: medium folk / narrative
• 110–140 BPM: dance / celebration
• 140+ BPM: very fast item / party

Key Adjustment (3 min)

• Use Key Shifter:
• +1 to +3: slightly higher.
• −1 to −3: slightly lower.
• ±4 to ±6: big change (often for male↔female covers).
• Find the key where high notes feel strong but not strained.

Slow Practice of Tough Lines (10 min)

• Identify 2–3 difficult phrases (high notes, harkat, murki).
• Slow track to 50–60% speed.
• Sing along until pitch + timing are perfect.
• Increase speed by ~10% steps back to 100%.

Isolated Vocal Study (5 min)

• Use Vocal Remover → Isolate Vocals.
• Listen for:
• Breath points.

Your Path to the Stage

Mastering Bhojpuri music isn't just about having a loud voice; it’s about the perfect marriage of technical precision and raw, heart-tugging emotion. By integrating Sangeet Easy into your daily riyaaz, you’re not just practicing you’re training with a digital mentor that ensures every note you hit is "pukka."

Consistency is the only shortcut. Stick to this 45-minute blueprint for 30 days, and you won’t just hear the difference your audience will feel it.