Partitur

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Partitur and Moises.

An AI music app best known for separating a song into stems, with chords, key, speed and lyrics alongside. Here is how the two line up, from each one's own pages.

WhatPartiturMoises
Runs onWindows, macOS, Linux (desktop)Web, desktop, iPhone and iPad, Android
CostsFree and open source (GPL-3.0). Heavier analysis runs on your computer or on a GPU computer of yours, free.Free tier with a limited number of uploads a month; Premium and Pro subscriptions (prices shown after signing in)
Where the audio is analysedOn your computer. Audio leaves it only if you send a song to a rig you added.Not stated on the pages read
Songs fromYour own audio files (any common format)Your own files and links
ChordsYes, with roman numerals and harmonic function; Nashville numbersChord Finder, synced to the music; Easy, Medium and Advanced voicings. Free: the first minute of each song
KeyYes, with key changesKey Detector
Beats and barsBeats, downbeats, bars and tempo mapNot described on the pages read
SectionsYes (intro, verse, chorus…), named and letteredChord sheets organised by song section
Practice speed and loopsPractice speed without changing pitch; loops of a section or any spanSpeed changer
Transpose and capoTranspose and capo, with the easiest capo suggestedPitch changer (chords follow), Capo Mode
Score and exportsEngraved score; MusicXML, MIDI and ChordPro export; import a written score and align itChord sheet export with key, tempo and time signature
StemsWith a GPU run (BS-RoFormer, HTDemucs)Yes: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, keys and more
LyricsWith a GPU run (word timing)Lyric transcription
On stageStage mode, setlists, lyrics prompter, band room on phones, hands-free page turns, pedalsNot described on the pages read
In the DAWCLAP and VST3 plugin following the DAW's playhead; Ableton Link, MIDI clockNot described on the pages read
DJ softwareCues with chords for rekordbox and Serato; Traktor exportNot described on the pages read

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