Import any song you own. Mox finds the 1, splits the instruments your dance is made of, and labels the sections the way your teacher talks — derecho, majao, mambo — so you drill exactly the bars you need.
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No catalog, no account, no feed. Your music, taken apart so you can put your dancing together.
The songs you actually dance to, from your files. They never leave your control — analysis is private to your device.
An anchored 8-count with honest confidence. When Mox isn't sure, it says so and asks you to tap the 1 — it never asserts a wrong count.
Solo the güira. Slow the chorus to 70% at full pitch. Loop the mambo with a one-bar count-in. Track your streak.
Musician tools give you stems. Mox gives you musicality — in the vocabulary you already dance in.
Not a metronome — the actual 1 of the phrase, on your song, with a confidence gate and tap-to-correct.
Güira, bongó, requinto, segunda for bachata; congas, piano, brass for salsa (beta). Solo and mute each one.
Derecho, majao, mambo — detected automatically, labeled the way your instructor talks.
50–150% speed with every lane in lockstep. The song stays the song.
Beat-snapped A–B loops that give you one bar of count before every repeat, at your speed.
Find the 1, Name that instrument, Name the feel — scored drills on your own music, with streaks and personal bests.
Cheaper than one drop-in class. Practice every day.
No. Mox never asks you to sign up. Your music, practice history, and progress live on your device.
Songs stay on your device. When you analyze one, the audio is processed on our server to separate instruments and find the beat; the separated audio is only ever available to your device and is deleted after 30 days of inactivity. Details in the privacy policy.
Bachata is fully supported. Salsa is in beta — piano and brass lanes, montuno/mambo section labels. Kizomba and zouk are on the roadmap.
Mox shows a count only when it's confident. When it isn't, it tells you and asks you to tap the 1 — one tap re-anchors the whole song. It never confidently shows a wrong count.
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