Raga improvisation, tala improvisation, and drone playing are all common techniques used in Indian psychedelic music.

A raga is a melodic framework that consists of a set of notes and rules for their use.

A tala is a rhythmic framework that consists of a set of beats and rules for their use.

Drone playing is the technique of playing a single note or chord continuously.

Sitar, tabla, and tanpura are all commonly used instruments in Indian psychedelic music.

The sitar is primarily used to provide the melody in Indian psychedelic music.

The tabla is primarily used to provide the rhythm in Indian psychedelic music.

The tanpura is primarily used to provide the drone in Indian psychedelic music.

Reverb, delay, and distortion are all common effects used in Indian psychedelic music.

Effects are used in Indian psychedelic music to create a sense of space and depth, a sense of movement and energy, and a sense of mystery and wonder.

Love, loss, and nature are all common themes in Indian psychedelic music.

Indian psychedelic music is intended to entertain, educate, and inspire.

Ravi Shankar, George Harrison, and John Coltrane are all notable artists in Indian psychedelic music.

It is impossible to predict the future of Indian psychedelic music.

Indian psychedelic music is a unique and innovative genre of music that has helped to bridge the gap between East and West and has inspired many other genres of music.