Find Features by Practice Goal

Learn a Song by Ear

1. Import the material and listen through once.
2. Select difficult phrases as loops and lower the speed as needed.
3. Slowly drag the disc or waveform back and forth to hear attacks, ornaments, and endings clearly.
4. If stems are available, solo the part you want to hear; use EQ for additional help when needed.
5. Save phrases as clips, add notes, and save the project.

Follow a Practice Video

1. Import a lesson or demonstration video and zoom the picture to examine movements.
2. Loop each phrase and save clips so you can pick up next time.
3. Use Auto-Speed to work toward your target speed, or add a Loop Interval to leave preparation time.
4. On a tablet or in a browser, use the Video Practice layout to give the picture more space.

Practice Singing or Make a Backing Track

1. Adjust the pitch to a key that suits you.
2. Separate instruments in the app and lower or mute the vocals. You can also solo the vocals to hear pronunciation clearly.
3. Repeat difficult phrases, slowing them down first if needed.
4. To take a practice backing track with you, enable Mix Processing in the app and export audio.

Listen to a Set of Tracks Continuously

1. Add saved projects to a playlist in the app.
2. Apply shared speed, pitch, stem, and EQ settings, then save them as an audio preset.
3. Once the settings are ready, enable Power Saving Mode for continuous playback.
4. Edit and save the current track's notes in the player.

Continue on a Computer After Using Your Phone

1. Separate instruments and save the project in the app.
2. Export a .gjproject with stems, or send it to the extension through the LAN webpage.
3. Open it in the browser and use mouse dragging, keyboard shortcuts, and a wide-screen layout.
4. Save and export again after editing, then transfer it back manually. The two devices do not sync automatically.