Moises Alternative
Unmix Studio wrote this and is one of the two products compared. Moises is better for some people, and the page says who.
Unmix Studio wrote this page and is one of the two products it compares. Moises details come from its public pages and app store listings. Prices checked November 2026. Moises does not publish its prices on the public pricing page, so treat every Moises price below as a pointer, not a quote.
The short version: Moises is the better pick if you practice or perform with an app on your phone, and you want chords, lyrics and tempo tools in one place. Unmix Studio is the better pick if you work on a computer, split songs now and then, and prefer to pay per song instead of every month.
Moises vs Unmix Studio at a glance
| Unmix Studio | Moises | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | One-time credit packs, no subscription | Subscription (monthly or yearly) |
| Price | $2.99 / 30 credits, $7.49 / 100, $44.99 / 750, $169.99 / 3,000. Most tools use 1 credit per minute, so $0.057 to $0.10 a minute | Not shown on its pricing page until you log in. App Store listings showed roughly $5.99 a month and $39.99 a year |
| Free tier | 5 credits when you sign in with Google, no card; full downloads | A limited number of uploads each month; we saw 5 songs of up to 5 minutes |
| Stems | 6-stem split (vocals, drums, bass, guitar, piano, other), plus 100+ single-instrument extractors | 27 stem types |
| Download format | MP3 at 320 kbps or WAV (16-bit), chosen before the split | Not stated on its public pages; WAV was listed on its Pro plan in October |
| Platforms | Browser | Browser, desktop, iPhone, iPad, Android |
| Change speed without changing pitch | Yes, in the studio player | Yes |
| Loop a section | Yes (A to B) | Yes |
| BPM and key | Free in-browser BPM and key finder | Yes |
| Chord detection | No | Yes |
| Lyrics | No | Yes |
| Video files | MP4 and MOV | Not stated on its public pages |
| Refunds | Unused credits refundable within 30 days of purchase; failed splits refunded automatically | Not stated on its public pricing page; check its terms |
Where Moises is better
- Phone and tablet apps. You can practice on the couch or backstage. We have no app, only a browser page.
- Chords, lyrics and more. Chord detection and lyrics sit next to the stems. We do not have either.
- 27 stem types. It offers a long list of parts to pull out in one place.
- Heavy daily use. If you split many songs every month, a flat subscription can cost less per song than packs.
- Built for musicians. The whole product is organized around practicing, writing and performing, not around one-off jobs.
Where Unmix Studio is better
- No subscription. Buy credits once, use them when you like. They never expire.
- Prices you can see. The pack prices are on our pricing page, and each split shows its cost on the button before it runs.
- Single instruments and drum pieces as files. The Every Instrument Splitter and more than 100 extractors pull out one instrument, from cello to marimba. The drum kit splitter gives kick, snare, toms, hi-hat, ride and crash on their own.
- Lossless on every plan. Pick WAV before you split, no higher tier needed.
- Straight to a DAW. You download files and drag them in. There is nothing to sign up for beyond a Google login.
Who should pick which
| You are... | Pick |
|---|---|
| A guitarist or singer practicing on a phone | Moises |
| Someone who wants chords and lyrics on screen | Moises |
| A producer or editor who wants stems in a DAW | Unmix Studio |
| Someone who splits a few songs a month and hates subscriptions | Unmix Studio |
| A drummer who wants a track without drums, then slow and loop | Unmix Studio's drum remover and studio player, or Moises |
| Someone who wants one rare instrument as a file | Unmix Studio |
How to switch from Moises to Unmix Studio
- Open the stem splitter and sign in with Google. You get 5 credits, no card.
- Choose MP3 or WAV, then upload a song (MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, or an MP4 or MOV video).
- Press the orange key. The cost shows first, and most songs take one to three minutes.
- In the studio player, mute your own instrument, slow the song down without changing pitch, and loop the hard part.
- Download the parts you want and drag them into your DAW or practice app.
For practice, go straight to the page for your instrument: drum remover, guitar remover, bass remover or the backing track maker. To find the tempo and key first, use the free BPM finder and key finder.
A note on sound quality
Every AI splitter struggles most with the same things: dense mixes, live recordings and heavy reverb. We do not claim our stems beat Moises. Run one song you know well through both, set the same volume, and listen on headphones.
FAQ
Is there a free Moises alternative?
Unmix Studio gives 5 credits when you sign in with Google. That covers a song up to 5 minutes, with full downloads. After that you buy credits, so it is a free trial, not a free service.
Does Unmix Studio have a tempo and pitch changer like Moises?
Yes, in the studio player: change the speed without changing the pitch, and loop a section to practice it. We do not have a metronome, chord detection or lyrics.
Is there a mobile app?
No. Unmix Studio is a website that works in a browser. If you need a native app, Moises has them.
How much does Moises cost?
Moises does not list prices on its public pricing page; you see them after logging in. In October 2026 we read Premium at $5.99 a month and Pro at $29.99 a month, and app store listings showed about $39.99 a year. Check the app for today's numbers.
Which one makes better stems?
It depends on the song. Both use modern AI models, and both leave some bleed on crowded or live recordings. Test the same file in each.
Can I get a refund?
On Unmix Studio, unused credits can be refunded in proportion within 30 days of buying, and failed splits are refunded automatically. Moises' public pricing page does not state a refund policy, so read its terms before you subscribe.
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