SALT LAKE CITY, UT — June 9, 2026 — Moises and Fender Studio today announced a new integration that brings Moises’ AI-powered music creation tools directly into Fender Studio Pro 8.1. The launch makes Fender Studio Pro the first major DAW to natively integrate Moises Studio workflows, allowing musicians to separate stems, transform vocals, and generate musical accompaniments without leaving their recording session.
The integration gives Fender Studio Pro users access to Moises tools directly inside their session. Without leaving the DAW, creators can isolate individual parts of a song, generate new musical ideas from one of their own stems, and reshape vocals using voice models built with real artists who are paid royalties for their use.
“Moises is built to meet musicians wherever they create,” said Geraldo Ramos, Co-founder and CEO of Moises. “Partnering with Fender Studio lets us bring our technology directly into a creative environment used by musicians around the world, making workflows smarter, faster, and more connected while keeping the artist at the center of every decision.”
The Fender Studio partnership reflects a philosophy Moises has articulated consistently throughout 2025. Rather than chase text-to-song shortcuts or full-song generative models, Moises has focused on building tools that are additive to the artist's workflow, meet musicians inside the environments they already trust, and let the AI run quietly in service of the craft. The Fender Studio collaboration extends that approach further, marking the first integration of Moises' full suite into a professional creative environment.
“Fender Studio is leading the way in defining what a modern DAW can be, and this partnership is a perfect example of that. Integrating Moises directly into Fender Studio Pro means musicians can pull stems, generate new ideas, and reshape vocals without ever leaving their session," said Max Gutnik, Chief Product Officer of Fender Electronics. “But advancing the state of the art only matters if the musician stays in the driver's seat. We believe AI should hand players more ways to create, not do the creating for them. That's the whole point: push the tools forward and keep creative control exactly where it belongs.”
The integration is part of Fender Studio Pro’s broader 8.1 release, which also introduces a native real-time pitch correction plug-in, pitch curves on audio tracks, scoring and production workflow improvements, and a Studio Assistant for Pro+ subscribers. Fender Studio Pro users can try the integration with full Moises Pro features for 14 days, with no separate sign-up required. Existing Moises subscribers can sign in with their current credentials to use their plan inside the DAW.
Moises
Selected by Apple as the 2024 iPad App of the Year and a 2025 Apple Design Awards finalist, Moises is the creative suite for musicians. The platform uses AI-powered tools to support music practice, performance, and creation, helping artists learn, experiment, and develop ideas more efficiently. Backed by a team of world-class engineers and scientists with experience at Spotify, Pandora, and TikTok, Moises has developed multiple frontier AI models that process nearly six years’ worth of audio each day. The platform serves more than 75 million users worldwide, is available in 33 languages, and operates with a global team across the United States, Brazil, and Europe.
Fender Studio
Built on decades of innovation, Fender Studio brings industry-leading software, meticulously engineered hardware, and legendary tone into a powerful music creation ecosystem for the next wave of music makers. Anchored by Fender Studio Pro recording software, Fender Quantum Series Interfaces and Fender Motion Controllers, this next-generation lineup delivers seamless integration across hardware and software, empowering artists to take their ideas from first riff to final release. Together, these tools represent the next evolution of Fender’s vision: connecting tradition and technology to inspire the next generation of music makers and empowering them to focus on what matters most: making music.