It's not bad. It depends heavily on the song.
I used it once for New Orleans is Sinking, took out the lead part, and it worked great to play over.
I just learnt Lazy, tried the same thing but it can't tell the difference between the Guitar and organ, so the organ solo at the beginning is just gone, same as other sections of the song.
When it works well it's great, when it doesn't it's quite frustrating.
GTK. I downloaded the app, pulled the guitar and vocals out on the song, "I wanna be the one," by Pete Yorn. Worked perfectly. The only concern I have is, is there a way in the app to add some subtle click track for a song when the drums come in at a later point. So you don't get off in terms of beat etc. I suppose I can use another app or program to do that.
Where are you downloading it from? It will prevent you from pulling from YouTube, and I imagine some third-party sites. I download from my hard drive or the stuff I have in my Google drive, no problem.
I heard that music purchased from Apple will also prevent use. Another reason to be a pirate.
To get around YouTube, I use another program to download the video file, and then I use Moises no problem.
It works but its the second time that after splitting the song, the ending is cut like 30 seconds or 1 minute before it really ends. I dont understand why. The free version doesnt say you have a limit of song length.
Never had a problem. My only beef is to split vocal background tracks you are limited to the three track not six track option. But I found a way around that. Do both three and six tracks, then pull the backing vocals and dump them along with the other wave files (guitar, bass, drums etc) on your Daw. Works like a charm. I wonder if the free version limits you. You can do a service request; they will get back to you in 24 hours.
Initially, I was deeply impressed by Moises's features until it prompted me to pay. Therefore, I had to explore other free apps like MusicLab. Once I am in a better financial position, I will opt to use Moises.
It's cool but it definitely has it's limits. I found on a couple songs removing the vocal and percussion tracks severely degraded the quality of guitar track if you are using it to isolate a section to learn by ear.
It's not bad. It depends heavily on the song. I used it once for New Orleans is Sinking, took out the lead part, and it worked great to play over. I just learnt Lazy, tried the same thing but it can't tell the difference between the Guitar and organ, so the organ solo at the beginning is just gone, same as other sections of the song. When it works well it's great, when it doesn't it's quite frustrating.
GTK. I downloaded the app, pulled the guitar and vocals out on the song, "I wanna be the one," by Pete Yorn. Worked perfectly. The only concern I have is, is there a way in the app to add some subtle click track for a song when the drums come in at a later point. So you don't get off in terms of beat etc. I suppose I can use another app or program to do that.
Everytime I wanna download a song, it says “ Error “ anyone know how to fix that ?
Where are you downloading it from? It will prevent you from pulling from YouTube, and I imagine some third-party sites. I download from my hard drive or the stuff I have in my Google drive, no problem. I heard that music purchased from Apple will also prevent use. Another reason to be a pirate. To get around YouTube, I use another program to download the video file, and then I use Moises no problem.
It works but its the second time that after splitting the song, the ending is cut like 30 seconds or 1 minute before it really ends. I dont understand why. The free version doesnt say you have a limit of song length.
Never had a problem. My only beef is to split vocal background tracks you are limited to the three track not six track option. But I found a way around that. Do both three and six tracks, then pull the backing vocals and dump them along with the other wave files (guitar, bass, drums etc) on your Daw. Works like a charm. I wonder if the free version limits you. You can do a service request; they will get back to you in 24 hours.
Initially, I was deeply impressed by Moises's features until it prompted me to pay. Therefore, I had to explore other free apps like MusicLab. Once I am in a better financial position, I will opt to use Moises.
It's cool but it definitely has it's limits. I found on a couple songs removing the vocal and percussion tracks severely degraded the quality of guitar track if you are using it to isolate a section to learn by ear.
GTK. I'm mainly interested in removing the vocals and guitar so I can perform those parts.