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Blackstar Offers Free Moises Integration for Beam Solo and Beam Mini on iOS
Blackstar has announced a free update for Beam Solo and Beam Mini on iOS, integrating Moises' real-time stem separation technology. Android users will receive the update on September 30.

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Blackstar has announced a major free update for Beam Solo and Beam Mini on iOS, introducing seamless integration with Moises' industry-leading real-time stem separation technology. With this Moises integration, users can separate guitars from the rest of the mix from virtually any song streamed or played from their device in real time using the Blackstar Beam app.
Simple and intuitive volume controls let users instantly mute the guitar to step into the shoes of their favorite players, isolate guitar parts to hear every nuance, or turn down the vocals and perform the entire song themselves. Whether learning difficult passages, practicing with favorite artists, or simply enjoying music in a completely new way, Moises opens up an entirely new playing experience with Beam.
There is no complicated setup or editing required. Simply connect a Beam, start the music and adjust the mix in real time with a few simple sliders. Professional stem separation has never been this easy. Android users will receive this free update on September 30.
Key features of the Moises integration include premium stem separation free for all Beam users, compatibility with Beam Solo and Beam Mini, and support for streamed or stored music – with an active music streaming subscription required where applicable. Users can instantly isolate or remove guitar parts completely, while vocals and other instruments can be turned down to 25%. It is ideal for learning songs, practicing solos and playing along with favorite artists, with simple real-time control via intuitive volume sliders. The free update is available to iOS users from August 28 and to Android users from September 30.
Technology · Premier Guitar · Published 23:37 · 02 Sept 2026
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