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Moises

by Moises·Audio

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Why we like it

Moises earns its place in the Adobe Exchange library by keeping stem separation inside Premiere Pro, importing each track straight back into the project bin without a manual export.

What is Moises?

Moises is a panel for Premiere Pro that separates audio clips into isolated stems using Moises' AI models, without leaving Premiere Pro. Select a clip on the timeline or pick a file from disk, and in a couple of clicks the panel pulls vocals, drums, guitars, bass, piano, keys, strings, and more out of a music track. Each result drops into the project bin as a WAV file, ready to drag onto the timeline.

A Cinematic mode handles video soundtracks, splitting them into dialogue, sound effects, and music. The developer points to uses such as podcast cleanup, dubbing, score replacement, and rebalancing a noisy interview.

Connecting is quick: scan a QR code or visit moises.ai/pair, approve the device, and the panel links to your Moises account. It automatically detects the selected audio, uploads it, runs the separation on Moises, and imports each stem back as its own clip, with no manual export and no round trips through other apps.

Who is Moises best for?

Moises is best for editors handling podcast cleanup, dubbing, score replacement, or rebalancing a noisy interview.

How much does Moises cost?

Moises is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Separates a music track into stems including vocals, drums, guitars, bass, piano, keys, and strings
  • Cinematic mode splits a video soundtrack into dialogue, sound effects, and music
  • Automatically detects the audio selected on the timeline, or lets you pick a file from disk
  • Imports each separated stem back into the project bin as its own WAV clip
  • Device pairing via QR code scan or moises.ai/pair, followed by approval
  • Runs the separation workflow inside Premiere Pro without round trips through other apps

Tags

#stem separation#audio separation#stems#dialogue separation#AI audio#vocal isolation#Premiere Pro

Frequently asked questions

Does Moises work with Premiere Pro 26.2.2?

Moises requires Premiere Pro 26.2.2 or later. The current release is version 1.0.1, updated on 2026-05-15, with recent UI improvements and bug fixes. If you're running an older build of Premiere Pro, update to 26.2.2 or newer before installing the panel. Compatibility beyond that minimum isn't stated here, so check the developer's page at help.moises.ai for current details before relying on it in production.

How do I connect Moises to my account?

Moises pairs with your account in a couple of steps: scan the QR code the panel shows or visit moises.ai/pair, then approve the device. Once connected, the panel can detect the audio you've selected on the timeline or let you pick a file from disk, upload it, run the separation on Moises, and import each stem back into your project. For account or pairing help, the developer's page at help.moises.ai is the place to look.

Can Moises separate dialogue from a video soundtrack?

Moises includes a Cinematic mode that splits a video soundtrack into dialogue, sound effects, and music. Its standard mode focuses on music, pulling out stems like vocals, drums, guitars, bass, piano, keys, and strings. The developer points to uses such as podcast cleanup, dubbing, score replacement, and rebalancing a noisy interview. Each separated track imports back into the project bin as its own WAV clip, ready to drag onto the timeline.

Is Moises free to use?

Moises is listed as free in this catalog. Since it runs on Moises' AI models and connects to a Moises account, current licensing or usage terms may differ, so confirm the details on the developer's page at help.moises.ai before committing to a workflow. Pairing itself uses a QR code or moises.ai/pair plus device approval, so a Moises account is part of the setup.

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