Remove the Vocals from a Song, Separate the Instruments! Make Music with Moises

Platform: Android, Apple / iPhone, iPad
Application: Moises

If you want to listen only to the instrumental version of a song, examine the guitar part of your favorite song separately, or sing karaoke with your own voice, normal music players may not be sufficient.

Moises is a music app that helps separate vocals and different instruments in a music track with the help of artificial intelligence.

When you load a supported audio file into the application, you can separate tracks such as vocals, drums, bass, guitar and other instruments into separate channels. Available booking options may vary depending on the subscription plan and transaction you select.

You can then mute any channel, change the volume, or listen only to a specific instrument.

For example, you are learning to play the guitar, but you have difficulty distinguishing the sound of the guitar from other instruments in the song. You can examine the track more easily by highlighting the guitar channel with Moises.

Other important features of the application include:

• Creating the background of the song by reducing the vocals.

• Listening to drums, bass and other instruments separately.

• Slowing down or speeding up the tempo of the song.

• Changing the tone of the track.

• To help identify the chords and tempo of the song.

• Creating metronomes and practice tracks with supported operations.

These features can be useful not only for musicians, but also for those learning to sing, music teachers and music content creators.

Current development: Moises announced a new collaborative music production workspace called Moises Studio in September 2026. This workspace offers multi-track recording, MIDI production and collaboration features via the browser. However, this does not mean that the mobile application includes all these functions in the same way; The main strength of the mobile application is still its ability to review, separate and practice music tracks.

One more important detail: The content you upload for audio processing can be processed on cloud servers. Review the service's privacy terms before uploading records that are confidential or that you do not have the right to share.