This app uses AI to separate vocals and instruments from any song, allowing musicians to create custom backing tracks. It also offers features like pitch and speed adjustment, chord detection, and lyric transcription.
Summarized from real user reviews of Moises. Based on 28K reviews and a 4.7/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Music app.
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3 issues
Inconsistent song recognition and import issues
Playback controls not always responsive
4 requests
Add support for more audio sources (e.g. YouTube, Spotify)
Improve metronome accuracy and customization
Moises uses AI to separate vocals and instruments from any song, allowing you to remove or isolate specific stems. It also provides tools for adjusting pitch and speed, detecting chords and lyrics, and creating custom backing tracks.
Key features include AI audio separation for vocals, drums, guitar, bass, and piano; a smart metronome; AI lyric and chord transcription; audio speed and pitch changing; and the ability to create various backing tracks.
The app offers a free version with in-app purchases for advanced features. Users can upload audio files and utilize basic stem separation and manipulation tools for free.
You can import audio or video files directly. Additionally, it supports imports from cloud storage services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and iCloud, as well as public URLs and audio files from other apps like WhatsApp.
This app is ideal for musicians of all levels, including students and teachers, as well as music lovers who want to practice, create, or remix their favorite songs. It's particularly useful for instrumentalists like guitarists, drummers, bassists, and pianists.
