I play electric bass guitar and I’ve found Moises very helpful for learning songs by isolating the bass track so I can make out each individual note. I also use the function that allows me to slow down the song to play along with, until I can play it at tempo. I download into the Moises app the purchased songs (from Apple Music) that I’m working on - it’s always been a smooth process and never had a problem yet over the six months I’ve been using the app. I often use it in conjunction with my Fender Micro Mustang headphone amp, which has Bluetooth and can connect with the phone or computer. I also have begun using the loop function to work on specific parts of songs, which I often do on the desktop version of the app (easier to navigate with a bigger screen). Finally, I’ve started using the app to help me organize into playlists the recordings I’ve made (using the voice memo app and uploading into Moises) during my bass lessons (recordings of my teacher for etudes I’m working on) or recordings of original music I’ve made with my band, so that I can play along with the recordings. I really like Moises, it’s a great practice tool for me and works well.

First ever review of an app. Super impressed with it. Pros: The most valuable thing for more about this app is the ability to separate parts to hear more clearly. It has several flexible options to superstate the tracks you want to hear or just create whatever custom mix I want to download which is dope. The app can discover the key and BPM with more than fair consistency. Plus you can change the key of the song along with tempo adjustments. With the added ability to cycle/loop a section that you may need to practice is definitely useful. I have to say it does a wonderful job separating drums, vocals and bass guitar. Cons: I’ve found that sometimes the key signature/center is not always correct especially with modal jazz. I get that can even be hard for a human being so it’s not a deal breaker. The track separation can be better because it may mistake certain lower pitches for a bass guitar or it may clump horns and aux keys and sometimes guitar parts as a nondescript “other” track. It tends to mix up chords sometimes giving a false root although the note it gives maybe be part of the chord it may confuse things at times. Because of all this its only earned a 4 stars rating from me. However, Id easily rate this app 5 stars if some of these nit-picky things were addressed.

For nearly a year now I’ve been using this app for free, but today I went to use it and to my surprise and distain the incredibly basic and expected feature of being able to upload prerecorded tracks had been made paid when it had previously been freeI cannot stress how distasteful this is for a company to do, Moises has ruined my idea of its brand and while I had been considering purchasing their premium before, now I wouldn’t do it in a million years, why? Because this is money grubbing, dishonest and irritating behavior that I just can’t stand for, I’m perfectly fine with new features being added for premium but uploading files? That is the basic crux of the app. It barely does anything else, to pay for something so simple in a free app is absurd, if perhaps Moises asked for a one time payment I would be fine with this, but in a world so oversaturated with subscriptions I cannot help but feel nothing but HATE for a company that demands I suddenly pay one when I had used it for free just fine before I do not like this update, and I don’t think others will either, if the creators of this app believe they will make more money this way they are wrong, you are chasing away your customers with obviously scummy practices and will inevitably kill your audience if this continues. You are no longer an app for musicians, you have become a scam

I’m a bassist/vocalist who has a converted bass (turned it into a synth for multiple instruments) so I can record/perform as a one-man-band solo when my band isn’t performing. Prior to downloading the Moises app, I was learning each and every instrument on a track and then recording each track separately to recreate a cover song. With Moises I can simply pick and choose what instruments I’m playing and what instruments I’m just recording into the looper. It’s quick, easy, and fun. As a vocalist, I just cut out the vocals (and backing vocals) because I know I’ll never need them. Now I can hit the high notes that used to be difficult by dropping the key. Also, using the ACTUAL drum tracks from Moises rather than my drum pedal (which of course doesn’t have the nuances of a particular track) upgrades my performances. Seeing the tempo and key for each track in my list also helps me change things up throughout the set. Finally, I use Moises as a practice app for my band. I simply load in my songs, turn off the bass and backing vocals (where applicable) and I am good to go. One of the best tools I have! 🎶