Moises AI
Separate vocals, drums and instruments easily.
At a glance
4.1 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Moises excels at isolating audio parts for practice. However, it lacks advanced mixing features which producers might prefer.
✓What it does well
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Questions about Moises AI
What does Moises AI do?
Moises AI separates vocals, drums, bass, guitar and other parts from any audio file, which the reviewer says makes it strong for isolating parts for practice. It also lets bandmates or producers arrange, record and edit the same session in real time, and captures high-quality video and audio of live performances.
Is Moises AI free?
Moises AI has a limited free tier, which the reviewer notes is capped at a certain number of uploads each month. The Studio Pro plan, listed at $24.99, includes unlimited uploads and full features for those who need more.
What devices does Moises AI work on?
Moises AI runs on the web, on desktop, and on iPhone, iPad and Android. Its real-time collaboration lets bandmates arrange, record and edit the same session without version conflicts, which the reviewer lists among its main strengths.
Is Moises AI good for professional producers?
Toolio lists Moises AI as not for professional audio producers. The reviewer notes it lacks in-depth mixing tools that producers might prefer, and that it focuses solely on audio without visual editing capabilities. It is best for musicians who need to isolate audio parts quickly.
What are some alternatives to Moises AI?
Toolio lists Unmixr, which clones voices for consistency but is expensive, and Cadence, which fixes a voice in one click. It also lists Decrackle for audio editing and captioning, and Descript, which turns video and audio editing into text-based work but lacks advanced visual effects.