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Learning to play a musical instrument is a fascinating thing, requiring both effort and dedication. Anyone can do it, regardless of age, the important thing is to start studying. In this article, you will find some essential tips to start playing an instrument. Check it out!

5 Tips for Anyone Who Wants to Learn to Play an Instrument

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Learning to **play a musical instrument** can be pretty challenging. Regardless of the difficulty, you must dedicate yourself to your studies, have patience, and practice to the fullest. Contrary to what many people think, even the most famous musicians started from scratch and needed to study to stand out in the artistic world. **Anyone can learn to play an instrument**, as long as they choose the one that sparks their passion and develops their skills.

Now that we know the difficulties and challenges faced at the beginning of this learning journey, here are 5 tips to make the path easier and more enjoyable. Let's go!

## 1. Choose a Musical Instrument
Have you ever thought about choosing an instrument according to the style of music you most enjoy listening to? Giving it some thought is a great starting point to determine which instrument you will play. In this case, it is important that you keep in mind that you need an instrument that will support all the knowledge you will acquire.

For starters, one of the best options is to choose an instrument that is relatively easy to play. Consider that each musical instrument has a certain degree of difficulty. Therefore, depending on their specific characteristics, some may be easier to learn than others.

However, **choosing an instrument of your preference is crucial for your progress**. Playing what you have always wanted can be a decisive factor in your performance!

## 2. Define How You Will Study
After choosing the instrument you want to learn, the next step is to decide the study method that suits your needs and routine.

Some people prefer to learn to play an instrument independently and can resort to some free or paid online support resources. **The [**Moises App**](https://moises.ai/products/moises-app/), for example, is a great partner when studying**. With it, you can identify what is happening in a song, its chords and keys, and [remove the vocals](https://moises.ai/features/vocal-remover/) to focus only on the instrumental tracks. Plus, you can learn from your favorite artist and study your favorite songs.

Yes, you can be self-taught and choose to learn to play an instrument at home through online content. However, although the internet is rich in information, **learning from a teacher makes all the difference**, especially in art and music. The fact is that **without the help of a professional, you cannot see all your mistakes, or see the finer details and improve your technique in the right way**. 

That's why some people prioritize going to school, taking music lessons, and having the help of a teacher. One of the benefits of studying in a school is living with several professionals in the artistic field. Getting to know opinions, works, musical groups, and having contact with teachers and students allows you to see music from other perspectives and gain a greater musical sensibility to play your own instrument.

## 3. Focus on Music Theory Learning
When learning an instrument, it is common to think that practice alone is enough to master it. But whoever thinks that way is wrong. Except for the few geniuses in the history of music, to become a good instrumentalist, it is necessary to know the norms that determine the spelling of sounds and the values that establish communication through music.

If you want to start playing instruments the right way, you need to begin your musical studies with theory. Not that this is a must, but **focusing on learning theory** is an excellent way to understand how the structure of this unique language works and to develop an improved musical awareness in the future. 

Just think of the process of learning a new language. You may even learn to speak long before you know the theory, but the more you study and expand your knowledge, the greater your ability to articulate ideas and thoughts.

From this perspective, **music theory takes your creativity to another level**. It enables you to develop your style concerning chord characterization, note structure, transitions, and many other music-related things.

In addition to all this, if you want to **learn to play an instrument**, looking for a good [music school](https://moises.ai/blog/famous-musicians-studied-music/) to study theory is an excellent way to start.

## 4. Practice and Persist
The whole process requires time and continuity. It is common for people to give up in the first few weeks or months because they believe that playing a complete song is impossible. But it isn't! Before you create high expectations for getting a good sound out of the instrument, you need to be understanding of yourself and know that it will take time and patience.

> The first chords and notes will require a lot of training, but they will bring you a lot of satisfaction and a feeling of achievement once you’ve mastered them.

What will get you to perform the songs wholly and correctly is **practice**. Without it, you won't be able to develop, or you will spend too much time playing the same songs over and over. Stick to your studies and do basic exercises to develop yourself little by little. Because, as mentioned above, part of the success in learning to play a musical instrument is your training and effort. 

To achieve a more refined technique, it is important that, in addition to classes, you dedicate a few hours a day to studies. If time is an issue, take 10 or 15 minutes a day to maintain minimal contact with your instrument. Practicing in your spare time can also be a fun and pleasurable habit that can be held daily. 

You can count on the [Moises App](https://moises.ai/products/moises-app/) to help you in your practice sessions. With it, you can generate metronome counts, change the speed of a song, remove or isolate vocals and instruments, and much more. Creative control is all yours!

If learning an instrument is your goal, embrace the cause and persist a little longer! A good tip when you’re feeling discouraged is to listen to your favorite artist and try to play your favorite songs.

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## 5. Find a Motivation
It may sound cliché, but finding the motivation to continue the journey is of utmost importance at the beginning. Each person develops their own ways of motivating themselves - you may be inspired by a famous instrumentalist or musician, want to stick out in your circle of friends, or are simply looking for the [**benefits of playing an instrument**](https://moises.ai/blog/benefits-of-playing-an-instrument/).

To keep yourself excited, try to visualize what your goal is with practicing your chosen instrument. Why did you start playing drums or guitar, for example? What motivated you to buy the instrument? Why do you want to learn to play a musical instrument?

Take the time to answer these questions and recapture the excitement of when you started. Find these answers and use them to increase your motivation!

### Set Goals and Objectives
**Another way to stay motivated is to set short, medium, and long-term goals**. You can set defined goals such as: wanting to attend a certain amount of classes in two months, give a live presentation in six months, and so on.

In addition to notes taken in class, use a specific notebook to keep track of your practice goals and discoveries throughout your workouts. This is an efficient way to stay excited and also keep track of your progress by date.

**Now that you know where to start when learning to play an instrument, begin your studies and share your journey with us!**

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Dream Theater’s keyboardist Jordan Rudess attended the 2022 NAMM Show as a Moises ambassador. The musician performed demos using the Moises app for the public. Find out everything that happened at the event!

2022 NAMM Show: Jordan Rudess presented the Moises App at the Event as Brand Ambassador 

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Moises was in California for the 2022 NAMM Show. We had a blast alongside the hottest upcoming products on the music-tech scene! **The NAMM Show is considered the largest event for music products, pro-audio, and the tech industry.** It is where the industry leaders go to connect to artists and brands for product introductions, business opportunities, networking, and inspiration. 


Our team was thrilled for an opportunity to be networking and have face-to-face meetings once again, as explained by Geraldo Ramos, Moises' CEO: 

> "NAMM is a great chance to follow the industry's updates and to meet inspiring people, products, and services. At the same time it brought us excellent visibility and awesome partnership opportunities." 

## Jam Session between Jordan Rudess and Moises
World-class musician **Jordan Rudess** joined us as our brand ambassador for the 2022 NAMM Show; how cool is that? Jordan is keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist and composer for the Grammy-Award-winning band, Dream Theater.

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The main event at our booth was Jordan´s demos. People gathered together to see this amazing artist performing piano and singing duets with Elton John and John Anderson using Moises. Jordan also performed an improvisation session with Finnish singer/violinist/songwriter Camilla Bäckman!

## We were among innovative brands at the forefront of technology
Triple G Ventures invited us to join the club of innovative startups to be presented on the global stage. Before the event, Gregg Stein, founding Partner at Triple G, celebrated the partnership on his Success at Scale podcast: “Moises is the best app for practicing music. We simply can’t wait to see the new things they are bringing to NAMM!”, said Gregg. The host talked to Moises CTO, Hugo Rodrigues, about innovation and music technology. Take a look at the interview:

## New launches at the 2022 NAMM Show: Moises is getting smarter
It’s in our mission and in our hearts to empower creative potential, that is why we continuously innovate to make the super technical super approachable. Our team worked hard to deliver new updates in time for the show: an iPad app, new AI models, a Desktop App, our business API, and our beta VR experience.


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We are grateful to have met with all of you who stopped by to say hello. We are looking forward to seeing you all again, let's keep creating the future of music and empowering creative potential! We´ll keep focused on making complex music tech super simple for you! That way you can focus on what matters the most: crafting your music using our exclusive power features.

**Did you like our newest updates? Feel free to get in touch if you want to arrange an appointment to meet our [Business API](https://moises.ai/business-api/) or [Moises Educational Program](https://moises.ai/education/). We would love to hear from you!**

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Having a beautiful voice is something that many people envy, but also believe it’s a trait they can’t obtain for themselves. Would you believe it if we said ANYONE can sing? Let’s explore this question below!

9 Tips on How to Sing Better

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You might be wondering if just any old person can learn how to sing, well, studies show that unless you’re part of the 3% of the population born with tone deafness (amusia) or have a barring vocal disability, you can learn to sing. So with that out of the way, here are 9 helpful tips on **how to sing better**.

## 1. Pick Your Style 
So first things first, what do you want to sound like? Do you want to be a country singer? Metal? Pop? R&B? **You need to decide what kind of style and tonality you want to have**, this will help you figure everything else out. In doing this, you should pick your favorite artists of that genre that you want to imitate, not your favorite songs. 

You need to build some consistency in your tone, so if you’re a female choose a female singer that you want to ***sound like***, and the same goes for male. This doesn’t mean that by picking Ariana Grande you are going to sound exactly like her, but by choosing her it can help you learn the light, airy, tonality that she sings with.

## 2. Practice every day
If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a million times- practice makes perfect. Many people don’t realize this also applies to your voice, they think because it’s not an instrument you can see (like a guitar or piano) that it doesn’t or shouldn’t require much effort to be good. We are here to tell you this is not the case, bad singers become good by practicing, and good singers become great by continuing to practice. **This is the #1 thing that will teach you how to sing better**.
 
## 3. Be Willing to Sound Bad
What? Sound bad? Isn’t the whole point to sound good? Of course! However, the same as with everything else, sometimes you have to be bad before you can actually be good. The best way to do this is to find somewhere to be alone to practice so you don’t have to worry about being heard. 

Being self conscious about someone hearing you while learning is a sure-fire way to make it more difficult for yourself. You won’t be able to properly find your range, where your voice has power, or where your limit is on both the high and low ends of a scale or octave.

## 4. Don't Sing Over other Voices
One of the best ways to learn **how to become a better singer** is by not singing over top of other voices. Sure it may be fun, it may feel a little safer, but you’re hurting yourself in the long run because you won’t be able to properly hear yourself, and therefore make the needed adjustments. You might think the option then is to sing karaoke, but that can be equally as bad. 

When learning it is very helpful to have the instrumentation behind you to keep you in the right key, note, etc. The best and easiest way to sing along with songs you love is to use [**Moises' AI Audio Separation feature**](https://moises.ai/features/vocal-remover/). 

Either through the Web or Mobile app, you can very simply use the **vocal remover** to take out the lead or background vocals to any song, creating a brand new track for you to practice with. Or if you’re wanting to grow your skills in harmonizing, you can isolate the background vocals to listen and singback what you hear - which leads us into our next tip.

## 5. Train Your Ear 
Training your ear is the ability to hear a note and sing it back. For example someone plays an E on the piano, and you sing it back with the goal of matching the same pitch and tone. This trains your brain to associate that sound with that note, simultaneously teaching you what it doesn’t sound like, so when you sing flat or pitchy, your brain is able to tell you that something doesn’t sound right and you can adjust accordingly.

One of the quickest ways to do this is actually by learning an instrument. Because you have to train your ear in order to develop your understanding of music, or play along with other musicians, you typically learn faster. This is just one of the added [**benefits of playing an instrument**](https://moises.ai/blog/benefits-of-playing-an-instrument/).

## 6. Learn Breath Support
The importance of breathwork is astronomical, have you ever tried singing a song while jumping around or dancing? It doesn’t usually sound great, so how do professional singers perform during concerts? Simple, they work on their breathing. The main point is to learn to control your breathing so you’re not gasping for breath in the middle of a note. 

Breathing from the diaphragm is a great technique to begin with. Place your hands on your belly to feel your stomach expanding, that is breathing from the diaphragm and not from your chest. 

## 7. Practice scales
Along with using breathwork in your journey on **how to become a better singer**, comes practicing your scales. This is a great way to utilize several tips in 1, you’re training your ear, getting daily practice in, and using breathwork. While it may seem overly simplified, it’s a great place not only for beginners but to expand your range as well- meaning the notes and octaves you can sing before it becomes too high or low and your voice cracks. Below are a few examples of a major and minor scale vocal warm up.

## 8. Don’t force your voice
It may sound obvious but if something is hurting (your throat, your chest, etc) you’re doing something wrong. Unlike other instruments which can be played for hours and hours on end, your vocal chords can only take so much. Experts say between 30 minutes - 2 hours a day maximum, with the average being 1 hour. 

So if you really want to grow your skill and talent you need to practice every single day but make sure you’re not overdoing it! You definitely don’t want to damage your vocal chords.

- [**Tip: How to Warm Up your Voice: Simple and Essential Tips**](https://moises.ai/blog/how-to-warm-up-your-voice/)

## 9. Try singing into a microphone

What some people don’t realize until they experience it is you will sound different than you’re used to when hearing your voice recorded. This is because when we hear ourselves talking, we hear a different sound than everyone else hears. 

Sound travels in a straight wave, so when it’s coming from our mouth to another's ears they are hearing our true voice, whereas when you hear yourself the sound has to travel around your head to get to your ears, causing shifts in the frequencies. This doesn’t make it a bad sound, it just makes it different from what we’re used to. Singing into a microphone and hearing yourself recorded can help you hear what you truly sound like and adjust things accordingly.

**We hope this gives you the confidence to believe that anyone can learn how to be a better singer, including you! Did we miss any tips or tricks? Let us know in the comments below!**

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As a beginner drummer it can seem daunting to find songs that are easy to play, well look no further! We’ve gone and done the research for you, so all you have to do is sit back, relax, and read the article!

10 Easy Drum Songs for Beginner Drummers

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Like any instrument, the drums can be quite difficult when you’re starting out, and finding songs to learn as a new drummer can be intimidating. They can be too fast, too complex, and just over all discouraging if you can’t seem to get it right. 

Here are **10 easy drum songs for beginners**, 5 older (before 2000) and 5 newer (after 2000), that will help you gain your bearings starting out on your new instrument.

To help you practice and learn, you can make play-along tracks by isolating the drums, change the BPM, speed, remove the drums altogether from the song, and other tools all with [**Moises for drummers**](https://moises.ai/made-for/drummers/)!

## 1. Teenage Dream - Katy Perry

*Release Date: 2010*
*Genre: Pop*
*BPM: 120*

Teenage Dream is an **easy drum song** that needs a few bass drum strokes and snare hits. The beat is very catchy and has an easy rhythm moving between the bass and snare, which makes it a great song to play on the drums for beginners.

The quick movement will require you to learn consistency and play with strength. A technique to master here (and with all drumming) is moving your arms rather than the sticks, doing this will help build your strength and play with more accuracy.

## 2. Levitating - Dua Lipa

*Release Date: 2020*
*Genre: Pop*
*BPM: 103*

With this song **it’s okay to simplify before trying the more advanced techniques** used. Remember, these are professional drummers playing these drum lines! 

The most important elements of the drum part here are the bass drum and snare backbeat. There’s a snare hit on the ‘and’ of beat 3 every measure, once you get that down, you’ll be well on your way to nailing this one. 

## 3. Vultures - John Mayer

*Release Date: 2005*
*Genre: Blues Rock*
*BPM: 97*

​​This song has a lot of subtle elements that make it really fun to play. The intro is a 2 measure phrase; the bass drum part lines up perfectly with the guitar, but when the verse kicks in it changes slightly to work around John Mayer’s vocals. The chorus has the same groove as the intro, just keep a listening ear for those transitions with the open hi-hats. Overall, a **very easy drum song for beginners**.

## 4. Yellow - Coldplay

*Release Date: 2000*
*Genre: Pop/Rock*
*BPM: 186*

This song is very easy to play on drums thanks to its half-time, straight beat throughout the entire song. It has a relaxed feel, but don’t make the mistake of playing too slow. There are a few changes throughout; the intro is played with loose hi-hats, while the verse is played with closed hi-hats. The chorus switches to the ride and has a more sparse bass drum pattern. 

## 5. The Less I Know the Better - Tame Impala



*Release Date: 2015*
*Genre: Alternative Rock/Punk*
*BPM: 117*

**This is a more simplified drum track that beginners can enjoy jamming along to**. Once you get into the rhythm of the kick, snare, and hi-hat, you can easily add your own fills. It helps that the bass riff is extremely catchy, making it even easier to play along to.

## 6. Back in Black - AC/DC

*Release Date: 1980*
*Genre: Rock & Roll*
*BPM: 188*

**AC/DC is one of the best band’s for beginner drummers** to play along to. *Back in Black* is a very **easy drum song for beginners** to learn, because it doesn’t deviate from the straight rhythm on the hi-hat, kick and snare throughout.

## 7. Billie Jean - Michael Jackson

*Release Date: 1982*
*Genre: Pop/Rock*
*BPM: 117*

Because the vocals and other instruments were very prominent in this song, the drums are very simple on this track, giving space for the others to shine. This is one of those classic drum lines that everyone knows, and it’s important to keep it steady without adding too much extra stuff. 

The intro and first two verses are a simple backbeat, and the hi-hats are opened on the ‘and’ of beat 4 in the last measure before the pre-chorus. In the second bar of the chorus, there’s a floor tom additive on the ‘and’ of beat 3, this can be a little tricky so work on it slowly before building to full speed.

## 8. We Will Rock You - Queen

*Release Date: 1977*
*Genre: Rock/Classic Rock*
*BPM: 81*

This iconic song is one of the rare pieces of music that is well-known for its drumbeat. With the kick-kick-snare pattern, it’s highly recognizable along with **being perfect as a beginner drum song**. The drums change slightly but the main beat stays the same throughout.

## 9. Free Fallin' - Tom Petty

*Release Date: 1989*
*Genre: Pop/Folk Rock*
*BPM: 83*

This track is also an **easy drum song** that includes a very enjoyable drum beat that encourages you to pay attention to the slight nuances of your playing. Thankfully this song essentially stays the same throughout, allowing you to get the hang of the basic rhythm. 
In the last verse, the drummer switches to playing 16th notes on the snare while keeping his hi-hat pedal playing. **This skill is highly valuable for beginners, as it makes your hands and feet more independent from one another.**

## 10. Should I Stay or Should I Go - The Clash


*Release Date: 1981*
*Genre: Punk/Alternative Rock*
*BPM: 113*

This song starts very simply, with a basic pattern played on the hats, kick and snare. When the chorus comes in, the drums switch to double time with a syncopated (displaced) beat. Because the chorus is a little trickier, a great option is to practice the tempo at a slowed down pace. That way it’s easier to get the groove and rhythm down before gradually speeding it back up again until you can play with the track at full speed.

# How Moises Can Help You Practice Drums 

**A great way to slow down the speed of your song is using Moises**. Not only that but you can use our [Smart Metronome](https://moises.ai/features/metronome-audio-speed-changer/) - a feature that detects the BPM for you automatically. It is incredibly easy to adjust the speed and enable click tracks with just ONE click! 

**Moises is the all-in-one drummers app**, making it possible to play along with drumless tracks, generate metronome counts, switch up a playback speed, remove or isolate drum backing tracks and more. Whether you’re a professional drummer or a music student, creative control is now yours. 

Use Moises to practice or play live, slow down your drum track so you can learn that challenging technique, and then speed it back up again when you’re ready to play along! Or remove it completely from the song so you can play with the song yourself!

**Moises can make any song an easy-to-play drum song. Download the Mobile App today or use our Web App Version!**



As a beginner drummer it can seem daunting to find songs that are easy to play, well look no further! We’ve gone and done the research for you, so all you have to do is sit back, relax, and read the article!


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Playing an instrument can be a great outlet for fun and creativity, but did you know it also has a slew of health benefits as well, both physically and emotionally? Keep reading to find out 11 ways playing an instrument can improve your life!

11 Benefits of Playing an Instrument

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Many musicians and instrumentalists know the advantageous traits of playing an instrument go far beyond the walls of the music room. Think you know all of the benefits of playing an instrument? There are a few below that might surprise you! So in no particular order, here they are. 

## Physical Benefits of Playing an Instrument

### 1. Benefits your brain
There have been many studies about what happens when we as humans listen to music and how it [**lights up our brain**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0JKCYZ8hng) (neurons firing, many parts of the brain lighting up to indicate they’re being used). Beyond that, studies have shown that playing an instrument is the brain's equivalent of a full body workout. 

We use many different areas and regions of our brain to process, understand, and then output music from our instrument. The auditory, sensory, prefrontal, motor, and visual cortexes are all in use, as well as the cerebellum, hippocampus, and amygdala. With constant use, we are strengthening these brain muscles and creating long lasting positive effects. **This is one of the major benefits of playing an instrument!**

### 2. Teaches patience and endurance
In a society where everything is instant, learning patience and endurance is becoming more of a rarity. When you’re first learning you are not going to be very good and the only thing that is going to help you get better is time and practice. 

You must have patience with yourself as you begin to develop this new ability, but more than that you must also have endurance to keep going despite where you’re at right now. As you progress and begin to see your hard work pay off, you will become aware that more patience and more endurance will only serve you in bettering your capability, subsequently growing your capacity in those two skills as well!

### 3. Time management 
Along that same vein is time management. This is another **benefit of playing an instrument as an adult** because you have more control over your own schedule. You and only you can set aside time in your busy life to work on this new talent. If you’re not able to manage your time well you won’t practice, and therefore you won’t get any better. However, if you are disciplined and create a habit of practice, you will also learn to do that in other areas of your life, such as exercise or creating deadlines for yourself.

### 4. Exercise
Speaking of exercise, **did you know playing an instrument naturally leads to increased physical activity?** Whether piano, guitar, or a wind instrument, you’re using your arms, shoulders, and back muscles to play and / or hold up your instrument. It also helps with your posture, which is great for building up the muscles around your spine to hold it in place.

### 5. Awareness
When playing an instrument you have to increase your awareness immensely. Whether playing in a live band or orchestra, you have to follow along with your fellow musicians, especially in a live band setting where you could play a song on the fly or switch up the arrangement. It is not enough to just know how to play your instrument, you have to be able to be aware of your surroundings and team members.

### 6. Mathematics 
One of the unknown benefits of playing an instrument is pattern recognition, which is math itself. Beyond that is learning how music is divided into equal measures and beats and how beats are broken up, all this helps improve your math skills.

- **See also: [5 Famous Musicians Who Studied Music](https://moises.ai/blog/famous-musicians-studied-music/)**

### 7. Listening 
As mentioned in the brain benefits section, one of the physical skills you learn is to hone in on your listening. You have to listen to your own instrument and the sound you’re creating, making sure you’re in tune and on time, but you also have to listen to those around you if you’re playing with other musicians or singers. Paying close attention to their ques, their timing, and making sure you’re able to play as one cohesive unit rather than individuals. This all comes down to being a good listener!

## Emotional Benefits of Playing an Instrument 

### 8. Reduces stress
Music acts as a therapy, that is why musical therapy has become a widely known method of use for things like depression, alzheimers, autism, and much more. When playing an instrument, music allows us to get out tough emotions when we don’t quite have the right words. Because we’re also putting our energy into something else, we’re getting outside of our own thoughts and can reduce blood pressure, heart rate, and stress related hormones.

### 9. Self expression
Playing an instrument is a beautiful way to express our truest selves. We can pour our heart and soul into creating a melody, playing a new genre, or just adding our own flare to an already finished masterpiece. Instrumentation allows us to be fully creative and unique, showcasing our authentic selves and creating confidence.

### 10. Confidence 
One of the wonderful benefits of playing an instrument is that confidence comes in many forms. Not only through self expression and becoming more in tune with who we really are, but it also gives us a sense of accomplishment and achievement. Whenever a new song is learned, a technique is mastered, a previously impossible part to play now becomes manageable and even easy, we achieve goals and gain small victories.  All of these things culminate in a growing sense of confidence in ourselves and our abilities.

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### 11. Extra: Benefits of Playing an Instrument for Kids
Not only are there many advantages for playing as an adult, but all of these can be applied to the **benefits of playing an instrument as a child** as well!

Patience, endurance, time management, math, and awareness, etc, all of these rewards are compiled on top of other benefits from learning to play as a kid. 

Because children adapt so well and their brains are still forming, it is generally much easier for them to learn at a younger age than it is for adults. As kids they’re still developing their brain, bodies, and characteristics, so when you add playing an instrument into that development, it can actually improve their growth. 

Instrumentation builds their motor skills, therefore enhancing coordination. It helps with sensory development, as they have to listen to what sounds they’re creating and listening to their teachers. It also accelerates brain development, their memory, their problem solving, along with all the brain benefits listed earlier, it can really set them up for success later in life.

**So what do you think? Is it time to start learning an instrument? Let us know in the comments below if you or someone you know has any other added benefits from learning to play an instrument!**



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If you like to listen to or use instrumental soundtracks, they can be quite challenging to find for lesser known artists or songs that aren’t a top hit. Learn how to make your very own!

How to Make an Instrumental of a Song Quickly and Easily

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Unless a song is widely known it can be very difficult to find an instrumental version for things like karaoke, practicing singing or playing along with, or even having just to enjoy listening to the instruments. 

Sometimes if you want something, you just have to do it yourself, and now you need not look any further than Moises! Moises uses innovative and ever-evolving AI technology that easily removes vocals and can make instrumental tracks from the songs you love. You can use this [**instrumental maker**](https://moises.ai/features/vocal-remover/) on both our Mobile and Web App! 

Follow these steps below to create an instrumental of any song for any purpose and easily learn **how to make an instrumental of a song**.

## Step by Step on How to Make an Instrumental of a Song in the Web App

### Step 1:
- Open [**Moises.ai**](https://moises.ai) in your browser.
- Click **Log In** or **Sign Up** if you’re new here!
- Once signed in, click the **upload button**. 
- Then choose **track separation**. You can upload any song from your library or from any public URL. Multiple Audio and Video formats are supported. 
- Select the separation type and click **next**.

### Step 2:
- Wait for the song to **upload** & **process**, and voilà! 
- Remix and edit your audio as you please. You're able to manipulate individual tracks as you wish, controlling the volumes, or muting vocals and instruments with 1 click.
- As a bonus, Moises will also tell you the song key, bpm, and chords!

### Step 3:
- Once you’re done editing, click **download**. You can download individual tracks or an entire MP3 or WAV mix, among other formats. 
- Click the **file type** (mp3, wav, m4a) and **separated tracks** you want (or the entire mix), and you’re done! Your file will begin downloading and you have just learned how to make an instrumental of a song.

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## Step by Step on How to Make an Instrumental of a Song in the Mobile App

### Step 1:

- Open **Moises App** on your mobile device.
- Once signed in, click the **+ button**. You can upload any song from your library or from any public URL. Multiple Audio and Video formats are supported.
- Then select the **separation type** and click **submit**.

### Step 2:

- Wait for the song to **upload** & **process**, and voilà! 
- Remix and edit your audio as you please. You're able to manipulate individual tracks as you wish, controlling the volumes, or muting vocals and instruments with 1 click.
- As a bonus, Moises will also tell you the song key, bpm, and chords!

### Step 3:
- Once you’re done editing, click **Export**. 
- You can download separated tracks or an entire MP3 or M4A mix. Your file will begin downloading and you have just learned how to make an instrumental of a song.

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