Moises is a creative suite for musicians. It uses AI to separate a song into stems, so you can mute the part you play or solo the one you are learning. The page says it can separate vocals, drums, bass, guitar, keys, and more, with 27 stem types in total.
The suite includes Stem Separation, Video Recording, and Moises Studio, a browser-based tool for arranging, recording and editing a session in real time with other people. Other tools named on the page include Chord Finder, Speed Changer and Lyric Transcription.
It is written for musicians who practise, perform, produce or teach. The FAQ says it is used by drummers, vocalists, bassists, guitarists, producers and educators. The page also says it is used by Berklee College of Music and about 70 million musicians.
You can upload a song and start playing along in seconds. Video Recording lets you film performances with studio-quality audio and video, then export them to social media.
The page says Moises runs as a web app in the browser and as apps for desktop, iPhone, iPad and Android. Studio needs no install.
On data, the FAQ says Moises will never train on your data. It also says the company trains its models only on licensed materials and never on music without the owner's full approval.
Pricing: there is a free tier with a limited number of uploads each month and a select set of features. Unlimited uploads and full features need a paid subscription. The page does not state the price of a paid plan, so the full pricing table is only visible after logging in.
The page lists several awards, including a 2025 Apple Design Awards finalist place and a Microsoft Store Awards 2025 win in the Best Music App category.
