
Moises
Moises is an AI toolkit for musicians that separates stems from songs, supports practice and recording, and now offers Moises Studio for real-time collaboration.
About this tool
Moises is built for musicians who want to practise, perform, create and collaborate. Its best-known feature isolates parts of any audio file, such as vocals, drums, bass, guitar and keys, into clean stems, which musicians use to practise along, transcribe parts or create backing tracks.
The company has introduced Moises Studio, a browser workspace where bandmates, producers or co-writers work on one shared session simultaneously, without installing software or exchanging files. The app also lets performers film themselves with studio-quality audio and video and share the result on social platforms.
What you can do
Stem separation
Split songs into vocals, drums, bass, guitar, keys and other parts.
Moises Studio
Work on shared sessions with collaborators live in the browser.
Performance recording
Film performances with high-quality audio and video and share them.
Practice tools
Use isolated parts to rehearse, learn songs and play along.
Who is it for?
- A drummer removes the drum track from a song to practise along.
- A remote band co-writes a demo in Moises Studio.
- A singer records a cover with clean audio for social media.
Before you choose
Only separate and share material you have rights to use.
Advanced features and longer files require paid plans; check limits before relying on the free tier.
Frequently asked questions
What is Moises used for?
Musicians use Moises to separate song stems, practise, record performances and collaborate on music.
What is Moises Studio?
Moises Studio lets collaborators build one shared session together in the browser, live, without passing files back and forth.
Is Moises free?
You can start a session for free. Paid plans unlock more usage and features; check the pricing page for details.
Check the official website for current features, pricing, and terms.