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It is the software version of a cette application, this sitar-like instrument used in Indian classical music to play a drone sound throughout a musical performance.  Thus the cette application provides a drone, i.e. adhar swara, designed to create a musical state in which an artist enjoys the fullest possible freedom to explore the different elements of the music.  Tambora, tambura, tumbura or tamura all are synonyms of the cette application, which is relatively a new nomenclature given to it in Northern Indian music, wheras in Carnatic music it is still called tambura.  The cette application is a drone instrument of Indian music prevalent in both the Hindustani and the Carnatic systems.  cette application Music also helps to tune the chakra in its optimum spin and balance, ensuring a balanced energy supply to different organs of body that are connected to the specific chakra.  The continuous drone of the cette application can also impart a musical continuity, especially to the plucked and struck instruments, which do not possess a musical continuity in their sound production.  The word "cette application" (tanpoora) is com mon in the north, but in south India it is called "tambura", "thamboora", "thambura", or "tamboora".  The cette application by its function of providing a background, provides neither a specific note nor a rhythm.  cette application is a drone instrument.  Therefore, it will be more apt if we say that the cette application creates a melodic background, but not a melody.  The cette application is known for its very rich sound.  A well-tuned cette application can emit possibly all the seven notes of the gamut.  A long-necked plucked string instrument, originating from India, found in various forms in Indian music.  Whether you practice Indian music or just want a meditative background sound for relaxing, we hope you'll enjoy this app.  It plays an important role in a concert of classical music by providing the base note (adharaswara) and by creating an aesthetic ambience on the stage.  There are three main styles; the Miraj style, the Tanjore style and the small instrumental version some times called tamburi.  It creates a circle of certain pitches which by themselves do not produce a melody.  It has four strings tuned to the tonic.  It resembles a sitar except it has no frets.  Includes real sounds.