BeatRootRaga
BeatRootRaga is an independent music label and audio technology platform from India. We release independent music, build free audio tools for musicians, and publish practical guides to Indian music and music production.
Label
BeatRootRaga records and releases ghazals, Indian classical, Malayalam and Hindi acoustic covers and indie originals, with credits for every singer, composer and lyricist. Independent artists can submit unreleased tracks; selected artists get production, mastering, branding and worldwide distribution.
Featured artists
All artists- Aaron Mathew Royinstrumentalist · 1 release
- Ahmad Farazlyricist · 1 release
- Alap Desaicomposer, producer · 1 release
- Anirban Ghosharranger · 3 releases
- Daagh Dehlvilyricist · 1 release
- Devmitra Thakurmix, master · 1 release
- Dhrubo Bhattacharjeemaster, mix, arranger · 3 releases
Gayatri Asokansinger, composer, lyricist · 5 releases
Featured releases
All releasesTools
Free browser-based audio tools, no subscription: a vocal remover that returns the karaoke track and the acapella, an AI stem splitter for vocals, drums, bass and instruments, and AI mastering that gets a mix ready for Spotify and Apple Music. Each lets you hear a preview before you commit.
Audio converter
Convert between MP3, WAV and AIFF, or pull the audio out of an MP4, MOV, M4A, FLAC or OGG file. Runs in your browser, so the file is never uploaded. Dedicated pages for MP4 to MP3, MP3 to WAV, WAV to MP3 and M4A to MP3.
- No upload, no account, no queue
- MP3 at 64 to 320 kbps
- WAV at 16, 24 or 32-bit float, AIFF at 16 or 24 bit
- Sample rate from 8000 to 96000 Hz, mono or stereo
- Reads MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC, OGG, M4A, MP4 and MOV
For: Anyone who needs a file in another format: a voice memo as MP3, a mix as WAV for the session, the sound of a video as audio.
Tuner, bpm finder and metronome
Three practice tools: a chromatic tuner that shows notes as sargam if you want, a bpm finder that taps or measures a song, and a metronome that counts taals with sam, tali and khali.
- Tuner with Western or sargam names and a chosen Sa
- BPM by tapping or from a file
- Metronome with Teentaal, Keherwa, Dadra, Rupak, Jhaptaal, Ektaal
- Runs in the browser; nothing is recorded or uploaded
- Free, no account
For: Singers and instrumentalists practising, students learning taals, producers checking a tempo.
MP3 cutter and ringtone maker
Cut a piece out of any audio file on a waveform, add fades, and save it as MP3 or WAV. The ringtone maker page starts with a 30-second piece and the fades a ringtone wants.
- No upload, no account
- Start and end on a waveform, to a tenth of a second
- Fade in and out, play before saving
- MP3 at 64 to 320 kbps or WAV
- Reads MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC, OGG, M4A and MP4 audio
For: Anyone trimming a recording, making a ringtone or alarm sound, or pulling one section out of a long file.
Karaoke maker
Turn any song into a karaoke track: the instrumental without the singing, plus the isolated vocal, as WAV files. Hear a 21-second preview before you process the full song.
- Instrumental karaoke track and isolated vocal as separate WAV files
- 21-second preview without an account
- MP3, WAV, FLAC and AIFF up to 100 MB
- Same AI model as the stem splitter (Demucs)
- Free, no subscription
For: Singers who want to practise or perform a song without the original voice, karaoke nights, cover recordings.
Vocal remover
Take the voice out of any song to get a karaoke track, or keep the voice alone as an acapella. Hear a 21-second preview before you process the full song.
- Instrumental and isolated vocal as separate WAV files
- 21-second preview without an account
- MP3, WAV, FLAC and AIFF up to 100 MB
- Same AI model as the stem splitter (Demucs)
- Free, no subscription
For: Singers practising and making covers, karaoke nights, remixers who need the acapella.
Online audio mastering
Upload a mix, choose a genre preset, set a loudness target in LUFS and preview the master before you download it as a WAV. Built for singles going to Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.
- Genre presets and adjustable parameters
- LUFS loudness targeting with true-peak limiting
- Instant preview before download
- WAV output ready for streaming platforms
- Free, no subscription
For: Independent artists, producers and home studios who need a release-ready master without a studio booking.
AI stem splitter
Separate any song into vocals and instrumental, or into vocals, drums, bass and other. Hear a 21-second preview of the separation without signing up, then process the full track in the background.
- 21-second preview without an account
- 2-stem and 4-stem separation
- MP3, WAV, FLAC and AIFF up to 100 MB
- Stems as 44.1 kHz stereo WAV files
- Runs in the background; results in your dashboard
For: Singers making covers and practice tracks, producers remixing, DJs and teachers isolating parts.
Learn
Plain-language guides to ragas, taals, ghazals and film-song structure, a glossary of Indian music terms, and practical mastering, mixing and releasing guides, all written and reviewed by musicians.
- Indian music 101
Ghazals, film songs, structure and the ideas behind them.
- Ragas
What a raga is and the ragas behind the label's recordings.
- Taals
Rhythm cycles and how to count them.
- Glossary
Indian music terms in plain language.
- Mastering guides
Loudness, limiting and the mastering chain.
- Mixing guides
Vocals, covers and getting a mix ready.
- Releasing music
Getting a single onto streaming platforms.
Latest guides
All guidesRaga Yaman (Kalyani)
Yaman is a seven-note Hindustani raga, a melodic framework, with a raised fourth; Kalyani shares its scale but uses different phrasing and ornaments. Traditionally associated with evening, Yaman can sound serene or devotional; hear its character through Ni Re Ga, starting below Sa, the home note.
What is a raga? A plain-language guide for listeners
A raga is a melodic framework in Indian classical music for creating pieces and inventing melody during performance. Listen for four things: which notes appear, how the melody moves, where the musician lingers, and which short phrases return.
Thaat and melakarta explained
A thaat in Hindustani music and a melakarta in Carnatic music are seven-note parent scales used to organise ragas, the melodic frameworks musicians perform. Hindustani music uses 10 practical categories, while Carnatic music uses 72 allowed scale combinations; these help identify note relationships, not a raga’s phrases or character.
Raga Kirwani (Keeravani)
Kirwani is a raga, a musical framework, using C D Eb F G Ab B when Sa, its home note, is C. Heard in concerts, light classical music and film scores, it often suggests longing; listen for Ab rising to B, then C.
Raga Hamsadhwani
Hamsadhwani is a five-note raga from the Carnatic tradition, using Sa, Re, Ga, Pa and Ni, or C D E G B with Sa as C. It often opens Carnatic concerts; hear its bright, devotional character by playing the notes over C and G, noticing B resolving to C.
Raga Charukeshi (Charukesi)
Charukeshi comes from Carnatic music and uses Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, lowered Dha and lowered Ni. Heard in concerts, light music and film scores, its bittersweet character is clearest in the descent from lowered Ni through lowered Dha to Pa.
Questions people ask
How do independent artists in India submit music to BeatRootRaga music label?
Independent artists can submit unreleased tracks via our dedicated Submit Music page. Our A&R team evaluates demos across fusion, classical, indie rock, Indian hip-hop, and electronic genres.
Is BeatRootRaga AI Audio Mastering completely free to use online?
Yes! Our AI-powered online mastering tool offers instant, professional spectral balancing and LUFS optimization tailored for Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube without hidden fees.
How does the BeatRootRaga AI Stem Splitter work?
Our AI stem separation engine analyzes audio files to isolate vocals, drum tracks, basslines, and instrumental backing stems with high DSP clarity.








