Afinar vs Moises

Moises helps you learn a song by separating instruments, changing speed, and showing chords. It also offers recording tools. Afinar combines stem practice with your scores, lesson websites, instrument sound, and saved takes on Mac.

What Moises brings to practice.

Hear the part you need. Separate a song, then mute your instrument or solo a part to study it. Available separation options and limits depend on your plan. Explore Moises’s tools.

Work through the song. Slow the song down and use chord tools to learn your part.

Film yourself on mobile. Moises’s mobile app lets you record video while playing along. Headphones are required; live monitoring is disabled with Bluetooth headphones. See the mobile recording guide.

Record in a browser. Moises Studio also supports microphone or interface recording, editing, and export. See the Studio guide.

Moises features vary between mobile, desktop, and web. Check availability for your device and plan.

Practice in Afinar.

Bring your music. Play and record with your scores, lesson websites, or an audio file on its own.

Make room for your instrument. Separate a track into stems. Turn up the part you’re learning, or mute it and play it yourself.

Shape your sound. Play through Afinar’s amps and effects or import your own compatible NAM amp-and-speaker rig.

Listen back to learn. Use Tone Off to hear your playing without Afinar’s effects. Star your best takes. Record video takes and change their sound with ToneSwap.

FeatureMoisesAfinar
Practice focusSong separation, speed and chord tools; audio and video recordingScores, websites, instrument tone, and takes in one Mac app
Lower or mute a partStem separation and individual part controls; plan limits applyStem separation and mixing
Your performanceMobile play-along video; audio recording in StudioAudio and video takes
Review the resultMobile mix and timing adjustments; editing in StudioTone Off, instrument/music balance, trimming, and starred takes
ExportMobile performance sharing and Studio audio exportTake audio/video export and macOS sharing
PriceFree and paid options; check current plans and limitsFirst year free in the beta, then $39.99 a year

Afinar is in beta. Join now and your first year is free. After that it’s $39.99 a year, everything included. See what’s included.

Afinar is coming to iPad.

Start with your practice routine.

Moises suits song separation, chord tools, and mobile play-along video. Studio also records audio in a browser.

Afinar suits practice with your scores and lesson websites, amps and effects, and saved takes on Mac.

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