Practise with any song
How to practise guitar along with a song
Split the song, then turn the other stem down or off. Guitars, keys and synths live there, so the drums, bass and vocals keep playing while you play the guitar part.
Free: splits, levels, loops, key and the Speed menu.
What it looks like in the chat
Step by step
- Bring the song and tick the rights box.
- Say “turn the other stem down so I can play the guitar part”.
- Loop the riff or the solo you are learning.
- Slow it with the Speed menu, and move the key if your guitar is tuned differently from the record.
Say it your way
Turn the other stem down so I can play the guitar part.
Loop the riff in the intro.
What are the chords in the verse?
Good to know
A split gives four stems: vocals, drums, bass and other. The guitar is in the other stem, together with keys, synths and anything else that is not voice, drums or bass, so lowering it to about 20 percent keeps a faint guide under your playing.
Ask for the chords first if you learn by ear: the chat reads them from the song and shows them along the waveform. If your guitar is tuned differently from the record, move the key by the same number of semitones and play the shapes you know.
Plan Free: splits, levels, loops, key and the Speed menu.