Moises App
Remove vocals and instruments from songs.
At a glance
Price not confirmed · Source review 2026-10-24- Price & billing
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.
- Free allowance
Free: $0 (5 tracks/month, basic separation, MP3 exports).
- 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
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
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
Limits and trade-offs
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
Plans and free allowances
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.
Evidence
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Dates: Last reviewed 2026-10-24. Last reviewed is the latest source or editorial review date; it is not a content-change date.
A closer look at Moises App
Moises is an AI stem-separation app built for practicing musicians: upload a song and isolate or mute vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, and more, then practice against the separated parts. Around the stems it layers chord detection, key/BPM detection, pitch and tempo shifting, a smart metronome, and lyric transcription, with native iOS/Android apps and a web version. Its engine is the same Music AI technology licensed by Ableton for its own stem splitter.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Moises App
- 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 room.
- Musicians who want chord detection, key/BPM detection, pitch and tempo shifting, and lyric transcription around separated stems.
When to choose something else
- Not the best pick if you only need the cleanest possible vocal stem — dedicated separators edge it there.
- Not the best pick if you need a production API — Moises exposes no public API for pipelines.
- The free tier is tight (5 tracks/month).
A practical starting workflow
- Upload a song (audio or video) on web or the mobile app.
- Separate into stems — 2 to 6+ tracks depending on plan.
- Use chord view, pitch/tempo controls, and the metronome to practice or transcribe.
- Export stems (MP3 on free, WAV/FLAC on paid) or upgrade for Hi-Fi models and more stem types.
Check before committing
- 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. Moises says little publicly about its training data.
- Pricing and feature availability may change; confirm current terms on the official website before committing.
Common questions
Is Moises free?
Yes — the free plan includes 5 tracks per month with basic stem separation (MP3 exports) plus practice tools, which is enough to test it. More tracks and better models need a paid plan.
How much does Moises cost?
Premium is around $3.99/month (~$35.88/year) with unlimited tracks and all core stems; Pro is around $9.99/month (~$95.88/year) adding Hi-Fi models, guitar/piano separation, and AI mastering. In-app prices may be higher. Prices as of Oct 2026.
What can Moises separate a song into?
The default split is vocals, drums, bass, and other; paid plans add piano, guitar (lead/rhythm, acoustic/electric), strings, and more — up to 27 separation targets on Pro.
Compare approaches for this task
- LyRuno — Musicians, video editors and podcasters separating vocals, instruments, dialogue or effects from audio and video
- Audioshake — Music, film and TV, and voice teams that need studio-grade stem separation (vocals, instruments, dialogue, music, effects) and lyric transcription from finished audio.
- RipX — Musicians who want note-level audio editing
- Fadr — Musicians, remixers, and DJs who want to separate vocals, drums, bass, and melodies from a song, creators who want playable instruments and drum kits from words, and hobbyists who want free-for-life basic stems and remixes.
Sources and checks
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