Stem Separation
Isolate or mute vocals, instruments, drums, bass, and other parts so you can practice, listen closely, or reshape a song with more clarity.
Moises is a music practice and creation app for isolating tracks, detecting chords, changing tempo, recording performances, and using AI tools to develop songs. Web and mobile access.
Moises is a creative suite for musicians built to support practice, performance, creation, and collaboration. The product centers on AI-driven tools for stem separation, chord detection, tempo control, transcription, and recording, with access through web, desktop, iPhone, iPad, and Android apps.
The site positions Moises as a tool for musicians who want to isolate parts of a song, learn chords, adjust tempo, record performances, and prepare material for rehearsal or production. It also states that the service offers a free tier with limited monthly uploads and a paid subscription for full functionality and unlimited uploads.
Isolate or mute vocals, instruments, drums, bass, and other parts so you can practice, listen closely, or reshape a song with more clarity.
Detect chords in real time, show chord shapes, and support capo adjustments, lyrics, and key detection for practice and teaching.
Change audio tempo during practice, use the built-in metronome, and keep pitch unchanged while slowing songs down or speeding them up.
Record performances with synchronized audio and video so you can review takes or share them directly from the app.
Balance, clarify, and raise loudness for release or playback so a track is better prepared for speakers, headphones, and streaming platforms.
Create stems, vocal parts, lyric ideas, or musical variations using AI-assisted tools for writing, arranging, and experimentation.
A guitarist or singer can upload a track, detect chords, see chord shapes with lyrics, and use capo mode to practice along in a more playable key shape.
A drummer, bassist, or vocalist can isolate or mute specific parts, slow the tempo, and rehearse sections with a click track until the part feels stable.
A performer can record audio and video in sync while playing over a track, then review the take or share a polished performance clip.
A songwriter can generate stems, vocal parts, or lyric ideas to explore arrangement options and keep moving when a sketch needs development.
A teacher or bandmate can organize material into setlists, share exported tracks, and use the browser or mobile apps to keep rehearsal material accessible.
Yes. Moises offers a web app that runs in the browser, and it also has apps for Desktop, iPhone, iPad, and Android.
Yes. Free users can use Chord Finder for the first minute of each song, while Premium and Pro subscribers have unlimited chord detection.
Moises provides Stem Separation, Chord Finder, Speed Changer, Lyric Transcription, Video Recording, Mastering, Setlists, and other practice and creation tools.
Moises says uploaded songs can come from your library or from a public URL, and it supports multiple audio and video formats.
Moises states that it does not train on user data and only trains its models on licensed materials with owner approval.