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Moises

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Music.AI · launched 2020 · Beginner

AI stem separation and practice app that splits any song into vocals, drums, bass and other parts, with pitch and tempo tools.

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Overall rating

4.3

Ease of use4.6
Value for money4.5
Performance4.3
Popularity4.0

Pricing

$5.99/mo Premium

Free version

Yes

API

Available

Mobile app

Yes

Our Moises review

AI Navigator editorial · 4.3/5

Moises is a solid AI tool option: strongest at practising and rehearsing songs, weakest on free tier is limited.

We score Moises 4.3 out of 5 — strong ease of use, solid performance and strong value for money.

What Moises is

Moises is Music.AI's AI tool product, launched in 2020. AI stem separation and practice app that splits any song into vocals, drums, bass and other parts, with pitch and tempo tools.

It is aimed at beginner users — the learning curve is gentle. Day one you would use it for practising and rehearsing songs and making backing tracks and remixes. It runs on Web, iOS and Android, including a mobile app, and there is an API if you want it inside your own systems.

Where it shines

The core strengths are easy to state: excellent separation quality for the price and works on phone and web. The feature set behind that is stem separation into vocals and instruments, pitch and tempo change and chord and key detection.

We rate performance 4.3/5 and answer accuracy around 88% for the tasks in this category, which is why it holds up for practising and rehearsing songs and making backing tracks and remixes.

Where it falls short

The honest downsides: free tier is limited and artefacts on dense mixes.

Nothing here needs training, so the risk is not difficulty — it is paying for capability you never use.

Pricing and value for money

Pricing is $5.99/mo Premium. At $6 a month that is $72 a year per person, in line with the rest of the category. A free tier exists, so you can test it properly before paying.

If budget is the constraint, look at the free tiers of the alternatives below. Our cost calculator will show what adding Moises does to your monthly stack before you commit.

Who should use Moises

Moises is the right call for practising and rehearsing songs and making backing tracks and remixes. Look elsewhere if free tier is limited is a bigger problem for you than excellent separation quality for the price is a benefit.

We do not track a direct replacement for it yet, which is part of the argument for it.

Worth a trial: Moises at $6/mo is best used for practising and rehearsing songs and making backing tracks and remixes, and it earns 4.3/5 from us.

Moises FAQ

Is Moises free?

Yes — Moises has a free tier, and paid access is $5.99/mo premium. The free plan is enough to judge whether it fits practising and rehearsing songs and making backing tracks and remixes before you pay.

How much does Moises cost?

$5.99/mo Premium — about $72 a year per person, which is in line with the rest of the category.

Is Moises worth it?

We score it 4.3 out of 5 — strong ease of use, solid performance and strong value. It is worth paying for if you need practising and rehearsing songs and making backing tracks and remixes; less so if free tier is limited affects your workflow.

What are the best Moises alternatives?

We do not track a direct replacement yet — browse the full AI tool category to see the closest options.

Is Moises good for beginners?

It is aimed at beginner users and the learning curve is gentle. You can be productive on day one without training.

Does Moises have an API or mobile app?

Yes, Moises has an API you can build on, and there is a mobile app. It runs on Web, iOS and Android.

Key features

  • Stem separation into vocals and instruments
  • Pitch and tempo change
  • Chord and key detection

Pros

  • Excellent separation quality for the price
  • Works on phone and web

Cons

  • Free tier is limited
  • Artefacts on dense mixes

Best use cases

Practising and rehearsing songs
Making backing tracks and remixes

Platforms

Web
iOS
Android

Learning curve: Gentle

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