Breathe through a full yoga flow
45–75 min · Yoga music needs to follow the arc of practice: warm-up, peak flow, cool-down, Shavasana. Meloro can structure a 60-minute track with a soft opening, mid-session peak around minute 30, then a 15-minute wind-down for final pose. Keep tempo under 70 BPM so it breathes with the room.
Yoga music needs to follow the arc of practice: warm-up, peak flow, cool-down, Shavasana. Meloro can structure a 60-minute track with a soft opening, mid-session peak around minute 30, then a 15-minute wind-down for final pose. Keep tempo under 70 BPM so it breathes with the room.
Questions, answered
Should yoga music have lyrics?
Rarely. Instrumental or wordless vocals work best. Lyrics pull attention out of the body and into analysis.
How do I know when to play the cool-down track?
Let Meloro generate the whole session as one piece so transitions are baked in. You never have to lift your hand from the mat.
Can the music time out for Shavasana?
Yes. Specify a 10 to 15 minute slow-down at the end so the music fades just before your class ends.
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