Marty Music
One of the most-subscribed guitarists on YouTube, with over 720 million views
MADE FOR GUITARISTS
"I’m using Moises now as part of my workflow for what I do, and I think it’s going to be a great tool for all of you — whether you are practicing, learning, or performing."
Marty Music
Guitarist and Content Creator
Professional guitarists use the Moises App
Sean Daniel
Guitarist, educator, and content creator with over 80 million views on YouTube
Eloy Casagrande & Hanysz
Eloy Casagrande — Slipknot drummer. Voted Best Metal Drummer of 2024 by Modern Drummer magazine and Drumeo website as the Best Metal Drummer of 2022—and young, inventive guitarist João Flávio Hanysz
The Musician's App
Learn, practice, and perform with your own guitar backing tracks.
Take over the guitars and jam with the artists you love. Remix instruments and vocals, change the song’s key, and learn chords by playing at your pace.
All-in-one Guitarist’s App
Detect the song key and transpose chords in one click. Change the song’s BPM and practice at your pace. Mute the original guitars, or isolate their tracks to learn new guitar riffs and solos in greater detail.
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Best Personal Growth App of 2021 by Google Play
Moises, the Musician’s App, was recognized in several countries as the Best App of 2021 for Personal Growth by Google Play. This category carries a powerful meaning as it embodies our core mission to “Empower Creative Potential”.
The App for the Modern Guitarist
Store your tracks securely in the cloud and play them on either mobile or desktop.
Learn the Secret to the Perfect Cover
Wondering how YouTubers and TikTokers create videos with realistic guitar backing tracks? They use the Moises App—and you can, too. Mute original guitar tracks and make any song your own.
Isolate the Lead Guitar from the Rhythm Guitar
Lead guitar players can listen to the isolated track for a focused study or mute it to become the star guitarist of the song. Conversely, isolating the rhythm guitar allows rhythm guitarists to concentrate on chords and harmonic structure, while muting it lets them play along with the original band—minus one guitarist.
Easily find and keep up with any song’s chords
Our Chord Finder identifies and displays chords in real-time, offering unprecedented accuracy. This is particularly useful for learning new songs, understanding chord progressions, and enhancing musical knowledge.
Separate Acoustic and Electric Guitars
By isolating these parts, guitarists can delve into the nuances of each guitar type. This separation is particularly useful for learning specific parts, especially when acoustic and electric guitars intertwine in a track. Plus, both acoustic and electric guitarists can mute the corresponding track to practice with the original song or do cover versions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The guitar riff is a short sequence of chords or notes that appears repeatedly sections of a song to give it structure and personality. Guitar riffs can be the predominant characteristic of songs in various styles, like rock music. Using the Moises App you can remove the original guitars from any song and practice playing over them, practicing your favorite riffs.
Guitar solos are a guitarist’s highlight moment, and they require a lot of practice and study. You can start by practicing guitar scales repeatedly. Using the Moises App, you can isolate the guitar and and decrease the BPM to better understand what is being played during the solo. Helping you to better understand what is being played.
To learn your favorite solos, you need to listen to them repeatedly with as much attention as possible. It is important to pay close attention to the details, such as the playing techniques used and the timbre chosen. With the Moises App, you can decrease the BPM during the solo to better understand what is being played. In addition, you can trim a certain section of the song and play it on a loop for better learning.