Sadhana is a structured learning platform built around the batch. Every class or lesson has its own thread — the class recording lives there, students post their practice videos in response, and feedback gets pinned to the exact moment it's about. Anyone in the batch — student, teacher, or parent — can also start a thread of their own, like a practice performance looking for feedback, so every conversation has a home and is easy to find again.
Feedback lives in the same scroll as schedule changes and reminders, with no way to tie a comment to the exact moment it's about.
Narrow the gamaka here — compare to the reference at this exact phrase.
Each lesson has its own thread — recordings, timestamped feedback, and replies from anyone in the batch, all tied to that class.
A student posts their Kambhoji varnam recording. The teacher scrubs to 0:34 and leaves a note on the gamaka. At 1:12, a note on the korvai. Students see exactly where to focus — not "practice more," but here, this moment, this phrase.
Students and batchmates reply in thread — the conversation stays attached to that class, so peers can learn from each other's feedback too.
The gamaka on 'da' is correct but the oscillation is too wide for this kalam. Narrow it by half — listen to the Sanjay Subrahmanyam reference at this exact phrase.
Understood — I'll record a focused take on just this line today and re-post.
Nice — the sangati transition into the korvai is clean. This is exactly the right approach. Keep this in the next kalam too.
Overall strong week. The alapana at the start needs more time on the vadi swara — you're moving too quickly. See the note at 0:08 in last week's feedback too.