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Quick reference

The condensed version of everything on this site — for when you just need the answer mid-session.

Moises — the essentials

Where does generation happen?Browser or Desktop AI Studio only — never inside your DAW directly
Where does separation happen?In Moises's cloud — via AI Studio, or via the Stems plugin (Pro only), which delivers already-processed stems into your DAW. The plugin doesn't separate locally.
Does pitch/speed change apply to exported stems?No on Separated Tracks — yes on Audio Mix only. See the Export Gotcha page.
Does Moises export MIDI?No — audio only. Use an audio-to-MIDI tool (e.g. Melodyne) to convert if needed.
Is there a public API?Not documented as of this writing — don't build tooling assuming one exists; re-verify with Moises support if this becomes important.
Can I get individual drum stems?Yes — Pro only. Kick, Snare, Toms, Hi-Hat, Cymbals, Other Drums.
Does chord guidance apply to drums?No — chords only guide harmonic instrument generation.
Best source file format?WAV, AIFF, or FLAC. Avoid MP3 sources when possible.
Can I combine guitar separation modes?No — combined / acoustic-electric / lead-rhythm are mutually exclusive per pass.
Does separating a SUNO track hide its AI origin?Don't count on it — processing isn't a reliable way to make AI origin undetectable. Irrelevant for internal work; matters only if you're distributing commercially.

The chain, in one line

SUNO (invent) → Logic (structural map) → Moises (repair / add / isolate) → Melodyne (optional: audio → MIDI) → Logic (finish).

Full detail on the Combined Workflow page.

Export format cheat sheet

Export typeWhat's includedFormat options
Audio MixFull track, with any key/speed/pitch changes appliedMP3, M4A, WAV*
Separated TracksIndividual stems, without playback changes appliedMP3, M4A, WAV*
Mastering file (full)Complete mastered filePro plan only — Premium exports the reference track only

*WAV export requires Premium or Pro; Free tier is MP3/M4A only.

When to reach for Moises vs. stay local

Official sites

Straight to the source, for anything this guide tells you to verify yourself — plans, credits, pricing, and commercial terms all change without notice.

The field guides

Eight guides, one method. Roughly in the order a reader meets them: how the field got here, how to work across models, then the tools themselves.