Solo the part
Mute everything but the guitar to learn a line, or drop the guitar and play it yourself over the real rhythm section.
Your gear lives in old notes, camera rolls, Discord screenshots and a spreadsheet you stopped updating. RigVerse gives each piece a home — what you paid, what it is worth, what needs servicing — and puts your band's plans and the tracks you practise to in the same place.
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Learning a part is easier when you can hear it alone — or mute it and take its place. Upload a track and it comes back as separate stems you can solo, loop and EQ. The separation runs on a GPU using Demucs, the open-source model that leads this field; a three-minute song takes about half a minute.
That loop is four separate parts. A real song arrives as one file — the Studio is what turns it back into parts.
Mute everything but the guitar to learn a line, or drop the guitar and play it yourself over the real rhythm section.
Set loop points on the section that keeps catching you out and let it run while you work it.
Every stem gets its own fader, pan and three-band EQ. All stems share one clock, so nothing drifts.
Add a piece once and everything stays attached to it: photos, brand and model, year, condition, purchase price, serial number, receipts, where it lives, and what was done to it last. When the amp goes in for a re-tube, the date and the invoice sit with the amp — not in your email.
Based on 7 comparable sales. Reviewed before you see it — no instant guesses.
You get a range built from comparable sales, not a confident single number. Requests go into a queue and are reviewed before you see them — useful for insurance, and honest about the fact that a used amp is worth what someone pays for it.
Rehearsal times, load-in details, set lists, charts and the one PDF nobody can find. Create a band, invite the members, and stop re-sending screenshots. Questions you can't answer between you go to the community with your gear attached, so people are answering the real question instead of guessing your setup.
Takes a minute. Bring one amp or forty.
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