Import your tracks. Tell the AI what you want. Get a production-ready first draft on a timeline you can actually use.
You know exactly how a track should hit the dancefloor. Getting it out of your head is the problem.
The 5-tool shuffle
Download the track. Open Moises to separate stems. Open Ableton. Import. Stare at the empty arrangement view. Close laptop. The current workflow is duct tape — five tools, none of which talk to each other.
The DAW wall
You tried. Watched the tutorials. Bought the course. But compression ratios and signal routing aren't what you hear in your head. You hear energy curves, drops, transitions — things you know from playing sets. The DAW doesn't speak your language.
The $300 edit
So you pay someone else $200–500 to make an extended intro you could describe in one sentence. “32-bar intro, kick only for 16, filter sweep into the drop.” That's it. That should be easy.
Import. Describe. Export. That's it.
Import from anywhere
Paste a SoundCloud link, drag in a file, or browse your library. Recut pulls the track, detects BPM and key, and you're ready to work.
Stems in seconds
One click separates vocals, drums, bass, and melodic elements. No bouncing, no routing — just four clean tracks ready to rearrange.
Describe the edit you hear
Tell Recut what you want in plain English — a 32-bar intro, a breakdown with just vocals, a filtered build. It arranges the stems for you.
BPM and key are close enough to blend cleanly. I've laid out 6 sections with the vocal riding over the instrumental.
Export and play
Download as WAV, MP3, or individual stems. Publish straight to SoundCloud. Your edit is ready for the booth.