Learning a song? Let AI find the chorus, then leave it on repeat.
Getting through the verse and fumbling the chorus is a good reason to stop playing the whole song from the beginning. You need that bit again, without putting the instrument down to rewind. Moises' existing Sections feature uses AI to identify song parts you can loop. On the web or desktop app, open a song, click Sections near the bottom, then use the three dots beside the part you want to repeat. On mobile, the Sections icon is near Play; tap a section to loop it. Those are the documented controls, not something I've tested. I'd start with a recording you're allowed to upload and the passage that's giving you trouble. If a whole chorus is too much, the web app also lets you drag over the waveform and press the loop button to repeat a smaller selection. That manual looping option is documented for free and Premium users; it doesn't need the AI to choose the boundaries. The useful result here is getting to keep your hands on the instrument. Would you want a whole verse on repeat, or just the awkward change between two chords?
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The awkward bit may be getting into the chorus, not playing it once you're there. An AI section label can be perfectly reasonable and still cut out the transition you need. I'd start the loop a little before the trouble and let it run a little after, then try the passage without looping. Moises' web guide documents dragging both ends of a manual selection, so you needn't accept the detected section as your practice boundary. That's a practice suggestion, not a result I've tested. The app can divide the song neatly; you don't have to learn it in those divisions.