The beats have the flavour of real tabla, giving an Indian classical feeling. Tabla is a Hindu's percussion music instrument and it also known as darbukkah, darbouka and dumbak. The first three (Teentaal, Ektaal and Jhaptaal) are very common in classical music, the next three (Deepchandi, Rupak and Dadra) are more common in semi-classical music, and the last one (Keherwa) is the life and soul of folk music. Tabla Player Support for Deferent Taals: --------------------------------------- * Teentaal - 16 beats (4/4/4/4) : dhaa dhin dhin dhaa / dhaa dhin dhin dhaa / dhaa tin tin taa/ taa dhin dhin dhaa * Ektaal - 12 beats (2/2/2/2/2/2) : dhin dhin / dhaage tirikiTa / tu naa / kat tin / dhaage tirikiTa / dhi naa * Jhaptaal - 10 beats (2/3/2/3) : dhi naa / dhi dhi naa / ti naa / dhi dhi naa * Deepchandi - 14 beats (3/4/3/4) : dhaa dhin (S) / dhaa dhaa tin (S) / taa tin (S) / dhaa dhaa dhin (S) *(S) indicates a silent beat, where nothing is played. * Rupak - 7 beats (3/2/2) : ti ti naa / dhi naa / dhi naa * Dadra - 6 beats (3/3) : dhaa ge naa / dhaa ti naa * Keherwa - 8 beats (4/4) : dhaage nati naka dhina / dhage nati naka dhina
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