This article compares Trala vs Fender Play and other online instrument learning platforms such as Moosiko.

Trala and Fender Play are instrument learning apps that use video-based content to teach. They tend to have linear lesson structures with some variety of choice for users. Trala teaches violin (although they might be adding more instruments in the future) and Fender Play teaches guitar and bass. The table below provides a quick comparison between Trala and Fender Play.

Why Video-Based Content Like Trala and Fender Play Doesn’t Work

Trala and Fender Play use a video-based teaching methodology. Videos are easy to watch, but just like you can’t learn to play basketball watching a video, you can’t learn to play an instrument watching a video either. Videos are good for informational learning (notes and names), but tend to move too fast for beginners trying to build new skills and practice new songs.

Moosiko takes a different approach by telling you exactly how to play and practice, breaking songs down into bite sized, step-by-step pieces. Read all about our proprietary Moosiko Method™.

Step-by-Step with Moosiko

Nobody likes playing boring exercises or songs they don’t like. Many instrument learning apps like Trala and Fender Play have rigid lesson plans, you’re forced to learn their songs even if you don’t like them. Moosiko takes a song-first approach and teaches only using your favorite songs. With over 200 songs from the 1950’s to today, you’re sure to find a bunch of things you’ll like.

Moosiko is the only online guitar learning platform that will have you playing the first line of your favorite song in just 30 minutes.

Let’s compare Moosiko to Trala and Fender Play.