Moises App vs LyRuno
Both isolate parts of a song for musicians, but their centers of gravity differ. Moises is the musician's practice suite: stem separation plus chord detection, pitch/tempo shifting, smart metronome, and AI mastering, with a free tier (5 tracks/month) and Premium around $3.99/month. LyRuno focuses on isolating dialogue, effects, and music from mixed audio — closer to post-production cleanup than practice. Choose Moises if you want to practice, learn songs, and build backing tracks; choose LyRuno if your job is separating dialogue/effects/music elements in mixed audio. No separation-quality winner is declared here.
| Decision point | Moises App | LyRuno |
|---|---|---|
| Best suited to | Musicians who practice with recordings: remove the vocal to sing along, slow a solo down without changing pitch, read the chords, and build backing tracks. The phone apps make it usable in a rehearsal | Musicians, video editors and podcasters separating vocals, instruments, dialogue or effects from audio and video |
| Plans and cost | Free: $0 (5 tracks/month, basic separation, MP3 exports). Premium: ~$3.99/month (~$35.88/year). Pro: ~$9.99/month (~$95.88/year, Hi-Fi models, more stems). In-app prices may be higher than web. Prices as of Oct 2026 — verify after logging in. | Homepage pricing seen on 2026-11-02: Basic plan at $0 forever; Professional plan listed at $19/month, struck through from $29, described as pay-as-you-go with no automatic renewal. Prices may change; confirm at checkout. |
| Limitations | The official pricing page requires a login, and in-app (iOS/Android) prices have been listed higher than web prices — check both before subscribing. The free tier allows only 5 tracks per month. Moise | ['No authenticated product test was performed; separation quality was not independently verified on real files', 'Professional-tier models are paid, so the best-quality results are not part of the free tier', "Local processing means performance depends on the user's own device and GPU"] |
Use the same input
You want to learn a guitar solo from a recording. Separate the track on both, slow the solo down, and compare how clean the isolated part sounds and whether the free tier covers your practice needs.
What a successful result must preserve
The tool must separate an uploaded track into downloadable stems, offer a free tier or trial, and work on standard audio file formats.
Evidence and test status
Official specification comparison. Plan prices, feature lists and platform details below come from each vendor's official site and documentation, checked October 2026. We did not run a scored hands-on test; no quality or ranking is claimed.
- Moises App — Official website ↗ (reviewed 2026-10-24)
- LyRuno — LyRuno official homepage ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-01)