Moises: The Musician's App

Music & Audio

7.7~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.5 Google Play·50M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-10-06

Screenshots

Light blue promo frame with a laurel wreath reading iPad App of the Year, Winner 2024, ringed by portraits of musicians with guitars and a microphone

Easily remove vocals and instruments screen: a mixer titled My Recording with a chord strip and seven track volume sliders, above a photo of a guitarist

Add backing tracks with context-aware AI screen: Drums, Bass, Guitar, Keys and Strings tabs with Guitar selected and presets AI Match, Acoustic Fingerpicking, Blues Rock, Funk, Guitar Solo and Nu Disco, below a singer with a guitar

See chords instantly screen: a grid of bars 16 to 21 with chords A, E highlighted, Em, Dadd9/E and A7, and a play bar with rewind and fast-forward at 00:41

Adjust the tempo to lock in with the groove screen: a Smart Metronome panel with a volume slider, subdivision buttons 0.5x, 1x and 2x and a tempo of 95 marked Moderato, below a drummer

Match the key to your voice screen: a Song Key dial set to Fm with minus and plus buttons and Reset to original, above a woman singing

About Moises: The Musician's App

Moises is an AI stem splitter and practice player: upload a song you own and it separates vocals, drums, bass and other parts, then adds chord detection, a Smart Metronome and speed and key changes. Free accounts get 5 uploads a month of up to 5 minutes, while Premium costs $5.99 a month on the US App Store and Pro $29.99. Its weak spots are the upload cap, subscription-only pricing and reviews of stalled Android processing.

App information

DeveloperMoises Systems Inc

Version2.137.0 (Android) · 2.148.0 (iOS)

Size162 MB (Android) · 149 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsNo

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating13+

Requires (Android)Android 9.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 17.0+

Offline modeNeeds an internet connection for separation and editing (help center)

Interface languagesAR, CA, HR, CS, DA, NL + 27 more

Store rating (Google Play)4.5 from 433,777 ratings

Installs50M+

Updated by developer2026-10-03

Data checked2026-10-06

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-10-06. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Moises Review: Strong Stem Splits, a Five-Song Free Tier

5 Uploads, 5 Minutes and 4 Stems on the Free Plan

The free plan works like a trial with a counter. The help center allows 5 uploads a month, counted when you upload, so deleting a song does not give the slot back, and the count resets on the first of the month. Each file can run 5 minutes, against 20 on Premium. Separation comes as two presets, Vocals plus Instrumental, or four stems named Vocals, Drums, Bass and Other. The Smart Metronome, Chord Detection and lyrics view cover only the first minute of a song, speed changes stop at 20 percent and key shifts at 2 semitones. Free libraries are removed after two months without a login. Of the 150 newest English reviews on Google Play, 14 give one or two stars, and those that explain themselves cite the 5-minute cap, rejected links and unclean separation.

Chord Grid, Smart Metronome and Sections in One Player

On mobile, Chord Detection offers a Grid mode, a simplified view, a capo and a notation switch under Song Settings; the store screenshots show bars 16 to 21 with cells such as Em, Dadd9/E and A7 and the current E lit. The Smart Metronome has subdivisions of 0.5x, 1x and 2x, and its screenshot shows a tempo of 95 marked Moderato. Sections are AI-detected parts of a song that loop singly or together, and only subscribers can rename them. Lyrics transcription covers English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian and cannot be edited on mobile. Timing draws complaints: a 2025 review says the chords sit about a beat off, and an October 2026 review rates the lyrics about 60 percent correct.

$5.99 Monthly, $39.99 Yearly and Pro at $29.99

Unlocking means a subscription. The US App Store lists Premium at $5.99 a month or $39.99 a year and Pro at $29.99 a month; prices are regional and can change. Premium lifts the upload cap, raises files to 20 minutes, adds guitar, piano, strings and background vocals, and allows up to 5 instruments per upload, with guitar picked as Guitars, Acoustic plus Electric, or Lead plus Rhythm, never all three. Pro adds Hi-Fi models, drum parts (kick, snare, toms, hi-hat, cymbals), Voice Studio, WAV at 48 kHz and 24 bit, and a VST plugin. Pro cannot be downgraded directly to Premium: cancel, wait for Free, then buy again. The help center calls the service non-refundable, with case-by-case exceptions.

Pros

Free plan splits songs into Vocals, Drums, Bass and Other stems
Chord Grid, a 0.5x/1x/2x Smart Metronome and loopable Sections share one player
Premium at $5.99 a month adds guitar, piano, strings and 20-minute files
33 interface languages; apps for Android 9+, iOS 17+, M1 Macs and Windows 10+
Developer says uploads never train its models, and deleted songs leave its database
Mixes export as MP3 or M4A, and Premium adds WAV on web and desktop

Cons

Free tier stops at 5 uploads a month, and deleted songs still count
Unlocking means a subscription: the App Store lists no one-time purchase
Spotify and Apple Music links are refused, so only files you own can be split
Reviews describe Android jobs stuck on Getting your stems ready and songs vanishing from libraries

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Verdict

Choose it for singing or practicing along with songs you already own: it splits vocals, drums and bass, then adds chords, a metronome and key and speed changes. Install it knowing the free tier ends after 5 uploads and the paid ladder runs from $5.99 to $29.99 a month. Skip it if you want a one-time purchase, need streaming-service links to work, or depend on the Android app staying stable, since 2026 reviews describe stalled jobs and missing songs.

Core function9.0Four stems free, up to 5 chosen instruments on Premium; some reviews fault piano and guitar splits.

Ease of use8.5Upload, pick stems, mix and export, with a 4.7 App Store rating; the upload counter and refused streaming links add friction.

Monetisation6.0Free is capped at 5 uploads and 5-minute files, and unlocking costs $5.99 to $29.99 a month.

Performance7.0The install is 162 MB on Android and 149.1 MB on iPhone; 2026 reviews describe stalled stem jobs and vanished songs.

Privacy & permissions7.0App Store lists User Content and Usage Data as used to track you; the developer says uploads never train its models.

7.7out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

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Frequently asked questions

Is the Moises app free?

Yes, within limits. Free accounts get 5 uploads a month, each up to 5 minutes, split into Vocals plus Instrumental or four stems: Vocals, Drums, Bass and Other. The metronome, chords and lyrics cover only the first minute of a song. Google Play lists in-app purchases, and Premium and Pro are paid subscriptions.

How do I remove vocals from a song in Moises?

Upload an audio or video file you own, pick the Vocals plus Instrumental preset, then mute the vocal track in the mixer. Export with Audio Mix to keep the result as one MP3 or M4A file. Links from Spotify or Apple Music are refused, so the song must be a file or a Drive or Dropbox import.

How much does Moises Premium cost?

On the US App Store, Premium is $5.99 a month or $39.99 a year, and Pro is $29.99 a month. Prices are regional and can change. Subscriptions renew automatically, and the help center calls the service non-refundable, with case-by-case exceptions. The App Store lists no lifetime option.

How do I cancel Moises or delete my account?

Cancel where you subscribed: Subscriptions in the App Store or Google Play, or Account Settings then Manage Subscription on the web. Access lasts to the end of the paid period. To delete the account, cancel first, then open Profile, Settings, Account Information and Delete My Account in the mobile app; the web app cannot do it.

How does Moises compare with FL Studio Mobile, BandLab and Suno?

Moises splits and practices with songs you already own, while FL Studio Mobile builds tracks from scratch as a $14.99 one-time purchase. BandLab is free with ads, per its Google Play listing. Suno generates songs and offers stem splitting only to Pro and Premier subscribers, up to 12 stems at 50 credits per extraction.