Moises AI app

[FretRiff]

Yeah, I just don’t want the added step when I could easily do it from my phone before.

Got it. I was working mostly with synths, controllers and DAWs until this summer, so my workflow has been Mac-focused (with some iPad synths).

 

[rogerb]

I use it to remove bass for jazz so I can play along, as everything is improvised I found it difficult to play along with the original bass in there. It isn't 100%, but good enough to not make the origjnal bass distracting for me.

I can play along with original recordings like I'm there instead of Paul Chanbers!

It doesn't work really that well for transcription, depends on the recording, but if the bass is clear in the recording and the separation would work well, you don't need a stem.

 

[DirtDog]

Ha ha, so funny, I'm using Logic, and I didn't know I could do this directly within Logic, I used to go to Moises.ai, download the separated tracks and then import them in Logic, what a waiste of time, thank you!

In terms of quality, both work great, but I think I prefer what Logic does, slightly.

Yep - Logic works well enough for me too. Especially with my interface’s Loopback function. Gold, Jerry, gold!

 

[BassFusion]

I'm using the Moises app and it's awesome!

I extract the MP3 from the original track on YouTube, upload it to Moises on my PC, and it's great for playing for fun or practicing (or studying).

After that, I export the tracks to my DAW (I use Reaper) when I want to record something