How could I go about getting a refund since I found your software completely useless, misrepresented (it will not even separate lead and rhythm guitars) so full of bugs that I can't even import files that are bought in ITunes half the time and it gives me error messages (in Spanish). Please don't tell me to go to that abortion of a help section you have to get any answers.
App is great for practicing but goes crazy when there is more than two guitars recorded. It would be nice if it would be able to separate three guitar tracks
What I’m doing with this app on my iPhone, is order the RCA adapter jack so that if you have a older PA board, you can hook up the iPhone to play through it. Now I can play along with it at performance volume. Get the yearly subscription and enjoy all the options!
I just upgraded to premium, and it has more features in there which wasn't mentioned, i shows the Intro Verse chorus etc, and each section can be looped, and the loop can be expanded, just brilliant.
Prenium will cost around $400 a year The free version you can use somewhere around 5 songs 5 times in a month. Doesn’t say if you can play the same song over and over.
Hi Phil, the premium is only $3.39 per month or $39.96 if you pay annually. The Pro version is $299.88 if paid annually. The premium is a good option and gives you more flexibility. The free version allows 5 upload a month but you can play these tracks as many times as you want.
rhe free version allows 5 songs/month.. That is 60 songs a year…!!!! for free. My the way I paid for the Premium after trying the free version, because I considered that is a fair price for unlimited songs…!!! Very useful app
While I like Moises for some songs it is missing chord changes! Yes it shows what chord is coming up but not when to change! For instance on Heart of Gold there are some chords that are a full bar, some that are half bar and then some that are push chords and with this App its a guess when the change occurs. My fav app shows all these changes clearly allowing me to play along easier!
Hi Tony, The chord system on Moises is getting much better especially with the easy to advanced diagrams. With regards to showing when a chord changes inside a bar will be harder. Which app are you using?
I just tried windows version. It is great but... Moises can't handle Iron Maiden for example. It goes crazy sometimes when there is more than two guitars
Hi Konrad, which version are you using?. I was going to start on a new video that shows how good the program can handle working with 2 guitars. I uploaded Aces High and Hallowed Be Thy name and it does a very good separation. Having said that you do need the Premium version as it gives you more tracks of separation. Let m e know which version and which tracks you tried?
@@geoffsinker1037 Hi, I have premium version. I made quick test with two songs: Holy Diver and Brave New World. The first song was good and the sound quality was good. But in Brave New World New World I had sometimes strange results. The guitars where not always correctly separated and there were some sound distortions. But at the moment, I am listening to Blood Brothers and everything seems fine, so I am little confuse. I pick option 6 track: "rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass, vocal, drums and other" since there is no option for three guitars
Hi Konrad, sometimes I have to mix other tracks with the track I am trying to isolate just to make it sound better. I assume that down to frequency positions. I have also experimented with the other options than just following the options of 2 guitars. I have had some interesting results when using keyboard and acoustic options. You should try that and see if you get a better sound split.
excellent vid. thanks. I have watched several moises tutorials, and none of them mentioned the count in feature. I need that for my gigs. Can't Buy Me Love, She Loves You, and All My Loving, all start with "naked" vocals. Pretty messy without a count in .
I am a new subscriber. Thanks for sharing this. I have always struggled to learn songs. I can improvise better than I can play songs the way they are originally played. I play at church and I am hoping to be able to load some songs from our upcoming service and get better acquainted with them. I like how well you presented this. God bless.
Just down loaded free version last week. Have yet to mess with it. Side note: Jeff, is that a Dave Murray signature fender? I just got mine this month and love it! Looks like two hot rails and a single humbucker. Sweet setup.
It's not great at getting the lyrics correct on live versions of songs. It's almost human like, i.e. as if it's giving you what it thinks it heard. Can be very funny though lol
So if you're using an amp simulator like Amplitube or iRig, you're just running both desk top apps or your amp app and the Moises Web App at the same time?
@@GuitarMates Can I ask about your tones too? Do you rely on tweaking presets created by other uses of Overload or do you research gear & settings of the players you're covering? Thanks so much.
Hi, I am going to sound really boring now, but I do both. But If I start with a Preset, I do play with the The amp and cabinets. I do have some IR's that I like to use. If I create from scratch then i will research the gear used by the artist then build from there. Using presets helps me learn how to create a sound a like with the gear available. So I can use these ideas on some of my own presets. Sorry for being somewhat in the middle with my answer.
I'm very keen to get the premium version of this app. I've used the free version on my android and I'm quite impressed the only question I have is, is there a way I can use the app for live performances with the click either possibly panned to a left or right channel, so the click will only come through my monitor and not out the front of house speakers?
@@GuitarMates Too much tech and not enough sweat is my point son. Take lessons. Get an old, dusty metronome. Learn music. Do you get what I am saying son? We don't need an app to count to four my friend. I guess you are plugging this tech. Are you a paid influencer or something?
@@MOAB-UT I am actually a hard-working guitar teacher for the past 30 odd years. I will always advise lesson, but the ability to play along with a song is ideal for the majority of players that don’t have access to play with friends. You don’t need a dusty old metronome when you can simply use an app on your Iphone. It sounds like you are totally against any new technology to help a person learn. The app wont teach you to play but will assist in the process. I only endorsed the app as I could see its practical use. Same as I endorsed Guitar Pro.
@@GuitarMates No worries mate. I get it. You are repping tech you don't even use yourself. That is how it is in 2024. So I am against new tech- hmmm, studied it at an Ivy (Data Science), have a Trio+; owned Fractal FM9, built my own PC and studied Engineering...so I cannot exactly agree with that statement. I just laugh. It's like a skier with a shiny new outfit who does not know how to do basic turns but hey- have at it. There is always Guitar Hero. TrueFire is a great learning platform. It's all good as long as you are playing and having fun.
@@MOAB-UT I am still lost why your against a simple and easy to use app. I use it to help students learn by allowing them to slow the track down. Isolate guitar parts and play using the tracks as a backing track. Sounds like a fairly good tool to aide learning. You still have to learn to play the instrument, nothing will change that. Totally agree with your comments on Truefire as I post regular on there site as a teacher.
Thanks for the video! If you guys have any question, you can ask it here.
How could I go about getting a refund since I found your software completely useless, misrepresented (it will not even separate lead and rhythm guitars) so full of bugs that I can't even import files that are bought in ITunes half the time and it gives me error messages (in Spanish). Please don't tell me to go to that abortion of a help section you have to get any answers.
App is great for practicing but goes crazy when there is more than two guitars recorded. It would be nice if it would be able to separate three guitar tracks
@@clayrains8710. Ha!!! You got no answer, bro?
What I’m doing with this app on my iPhone, is order the RCA adapter jack so that if you have a older PA board, you can hook up the iPhone to play through it. Now I can play along with it at performance volume. Get the yearly subscription and enjoy all the options!
That would do the trick. I agree the yearly subscription is a very good deal for all the extras you get.
It’s worked really great with the feature of matching the key of songs to your tuning
I just upgraded to premium, and it has more features in there which wasn't mentioned, i shows the Intro Verse chorus etc, and each section can be looped, and the loop can be expanded, just brilliant.
Hi @saxman33 Yes there a number of great new features added to the premium version. I must do an update video on this great program.
Prenium will cost around $400 a year The free version you can use somewhere around 5 songs 5 times in a month. Doesn’t say if you can play the same song over and over.
Hi Phil, the premium is only $3.39 per month or $39.96 if you pay annually. The Pro version is $299.88 if paid annually. The premium is a good option and gives you more flexibility. The free version allows 5 upload a month but you can play these tracks as many times as you want.
rhe free version allows 5 songs/month.. That is 60 songs a year…!!!! for free.
My the way I paid for the Premium after trying the free version, because I considered that is a fair price for unlimited songs…!!!
Very useful app
While I like Moises for some songs it is missing chord changes! Yes it shows what chord is coming up but not when to change! For instance on Heart of Gold there are some chords that are a full bar, some that are half bar and then some that are push chords and with this App its a guess when the change occurs. My fav app shows all these changes clearly allowing me to play along easier!
Hi Tony, The chord system on Moises is getting much better especially with the easy to advanced diagrams. With regards to showing when a chord changes inside a bar will be harder. Which app are you using?
@@geoffsinker1037 Was sure I replied but I use the Justin Guitar App and use Moises to try and learn other songs not on the Justin app!
I just tried windows version. It is great but... Moises can't handle Iron Maiden for example. It goes crazy sometimes when there is more than two guitars
Hi Konrad, which version are you using?. I was going to start on a new video that shows how good the program can handle working with 2 guitars. I uploaded Aces High and Hallowed Be Thy name and it does a very good separation. Having said that you do need the Premium version as it gives you more tracks of separation. Let m e know which version and which tracks you tried?
@@geoffsinker1037 Hi, I have premium version. I made quick test with two songs: Holy Diver and Brave New World. The first song was good and the sound quality was good. But in Brave New World New World I had sometimes strange results. The guitars where not always correctly separated and there were some sound distortions. But at the moment, I am listening to Blood Brothers and everything seems fine, so I am little confuse. I pick option 6 track: "rhythm guitar, lead guitar, bass, vocal, drums and other" since there is no option for three guitars
Hi Konrad, sometimes I have to mix other tracks with the track I am trying to isolate just to make it sound better. I assume that down to frequency positions. I have also experimented with the other options than just following the options of 2 guitars. I have had some interesting results when using keyboard and acoustic options.
You should try that and see if you get a better sound split.
@@GuitarMates Thnx for your advices. I will try this
excellent vid. thanks. I have watched several moises tutorials, and none of them mentioned the count in feature. I need that for my gigs. Can't Buy Me Love, She Loves You, and All My Loving, all start with "naked" vocals. Pretty messy without a count in .
sometimes you have to change the counts as I mentioned. That is down to the recording not the software. But yeah its a great option to have.
I am a new subscriber. Thanks for sharing this. I have always struggled to learn songs. I can improvise better than I can play songs the way they are originally played. I play at church and I am hoping to be able to load some songs from our upcoming service and get better acquainted with them. I like how well you presented this. God bless.
Hi Brian, great to hear from you. I am sure the Moises app will help you with your playing. Let me know how you get on.
Just down loaded free version last week. Have yet to mess with it.
Side note: Jeff, is that a Dave Murray signature fender? I just got mine this month and love it! Looks like two hot rails and a single humbucker. Sweet setup.
Hi Doug. How you getting on with Moises? The guitar is a 85 US Strat. I installed bridge and neck hot rails a year ago.
Thank you!! 🎉
Hi Joe, hope this helps you. Thanks for the comment.
Great walkthru. Have you tried the Vocal feature…Game Changeer
Not yet but I will do soon. Thanks for the comment.
It's not great at getting the lyrics correct on live versions of songs. It's almost human like, i.e. as if it's giving you what it thinks it heard. Can be very funny though lol
@@gavinmclean5472 that's strange seeing as all lyrics are readily available online. Maybe they'll upgrade it to search for lyrics in the future
So if you're using an amp simulator like Amplitube or iRig, you're just running both desk top apps or your amp app and the Moises Web App at the same time?
Yes, that's what I do. I run TH-U Overload for my Guitar sounds and then use the Moises web app.
@@GuitarMates Can I ask about your tones too? Do you rely on tweaking presets created by other uses of Overload or do you research gear & settings of the players you're covering? Thanks so much.
Hi, I am going to sound really boring now, but I do both. But If I start with a Preset, I do play with the The amp and cabinets. I do have some IR's that I like to use. If I create from scratch then i will research the gear used by the artist then build from there. Using presets helps me learn how to create a sound a like with the gear available. So I can use these ideas on some of my own presets. Sorry for being somewhat in the middle with my answer.
Jamzone knocks this off the fretboard
I did look at Jamzone recently, its not bad but the fact you can only use there songs and not add new songs was an issue for me.
I'm very keen to get the premium version of this app. I've used the free version on my android and I'm quite impressed the only question I have is, is there a way I can use the app for live performances with the click either possibly panned to a left or right channel, so the click will only come through my monitor and not out the front of house speakers?
It doesn't work with The Shadow’s instrumental songs.
Hi, I was wondering which version you are using and what what the song?
Great! Does the ”web version” work on an IPad?
Great app but does not link to Spotify 😢
I know, but I don't think that is a failing of Moises more a restriction from Spotify.
Or you can take music lessons and learn to simply play in time.
You clearly didn't understand what I was saying. How many live bands do you hear start with the drums counting in the time.
@@GuitarMates Too much tech and not enough sweat is my point son. Take lessons. Get an old, dusty metronome. Learn music. Do you get what I am saying son? We don't need an app to count to four my friend. I guess you are plugging this tech. Are you a paid influencer or something?
@@MOAB-UT I am actually a hard-working guitar teacher for the past 30 odd years. I will always advise lesson, but the ability to play along with a song is ideal for the majority of players that don’t have access to play with friends. You don’t need a dusty old metronome when you can simply use an app on your Iphone. It sounds like you are totally against any new technology to help a person learn. The app wont teach you to play but will assist in the process. I only endorsed the app as I could see its practical use. Same as I endorsed Guitar Pro.
@@GuitarMates No worries mate. I get it. You are repping tech you don't even use yourself. That is how it is in 2024. So I am against new tech- hmmm, studied it at an Ivy (Data Science), have a Trio+; owned Fractal FM9, built my own PC and studied Engineering...so I cannot exactly agree with that statement. I just laugh. It's like a skier with a shiny new outfit who does not know how to do basic turns but hey- have at it. There is always Guitar Hero. TrueFire is a great learning platform. It's all good as long as you are playing and having fun.
@@MOAB-UT I am still lost why your against a simple and easy to use app. I use it to help students learn by allowing them to slow the track down. Isolate guitar parts and play using the tracks as a backing track. Sounds like a fairly good tool to aide learning. You still have to learn to play the instrument, nothing will change that. Totally agree with your comments on Truefire as I post regular on there site as a teacher.