
Upload a song, explore the guitar, and learn to play — all in one studio.
Get MusiQ plays recorded acoustic-guitar samples with adjustable performance dynamics. Uploaded song analysis may be approximate; review detected chords before practising.
Select a guitar technique, then open the chord player to hear the progression. Tap the chord diagram to audition a single chord.
🎸 Acoustic guitar • chord practice • rhythmic techniques
Guitar is the only active instrument while we finish and test its learning tools.Choose any chord to hear it and learn its fingering.
Standard tuning E A D G B E. Diagrams show frets relative to the nut. For capo practice, use the player’s capo control.
Pick an audio file from your phone (MP3, M4A or WAV). It’s analysed right here on the phone and never leaves it.
A full song takes around 10–30 seconds. Keep this screen open.
Manual timing controls: 16 steps per bar. These are user-entered slaps, not automatically verified guitar hits from the recording. Disable drums for guitar-only rhythm.
This strum pattern is saved with the song as “Detected pattern”. You can switch to any other style afterwards.
Compare your recording with the recreated guitar. Both use the same song position. The chord and rhythm transcription is estimated until you correct it.
Move to the exact point in the recording, then add a guitar slap. These events are placed at precise seconds, not a repeating 16-step loop.
These are manual events. Automatic recognition of guitar slaps and exact picking from a mixed recording is not implemented yet.
Spotify’s Basic Pitch AI listens to every note in the recording and writes a guitar tab you can hear on the real guitar. It runs on this phone, nothing is uploaded.
AI chords are estimates. Select a bar, listen to the original and guitar together, then correct any chord. Corrections affect playback and saved progressions. Nothing is uploaded.
Check it against the original with the button above. Mixed recordings can blur a chord or two, so fix any bar in Edit after saving.
Compare an original recording with a separately processed guitar stem. Import detected note candidates, inspect timing, and export corrections. This tool does not perform AI separation in your browser.
The stem alignment setting shifts the guitar stem relative to the original. Use headphones to check for timing errors. If the imported JSON comes from mixed audio, the note labels are not verified guitar transcription.
| Time | Note | Review | Action |
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Imported events are unverified until reviewed. Marking an event as accepted records your review, not proof of perfect transcription.