A Moises alternative for vocals and instrumentals
Moises is a full practice app for musicians, with many stems, chords, tempo and pitch tools. If what you need is the vocal and the instrumental of a song, this web tool does that one job in the browser. Here is how the two compare, with every fact about Moises dated and sourced.
No sign-up for 3 files (6 min) · deleted after 7 days · never used for training
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Audio files, up to 3 minutes
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Free: 3 files up to 3 minutes each (6 minutes in total), no account.
Before and after
The vocal on its own, as this site separates it.
How to compare the two yourself
- Step 1
Pick one song
Use a song you have the rights to, ideally the kind you usually work with.
- Step 2
Split it in both
Upload it here and in Moises, and take the vocal and instrumental from each.
- Step 3
Listen at the same point
Here you can move between voice and music while it plays. Judge with your own headphones.
Where the two differ
Moises separates a song into many kinds of stems (vocals, drums, bass, guitars, piano and more) and adds tools for practising: chord detection, a metronome, and changing the key or the tempo. It has apps for the web, desktop and phones.
InverseAI Podcast does less, on purpose: it splits a song into two stems, the vocals and the instrumental, in the browser, and lets you set the balance between them as it plays. Downloading each stem is free on every plan. It also has a separate tool for cleaning up speech.
When Moises may suit you better
- You want drums, bass, guitar or piano as separate stems.
- You practise songs and want chords, a metronome, or key and tempo changes.
- You want a phone or desktop app rather than a web page.
When InverseAI Podcast may suit you better
- You only need the vocal and the instrumental.
- You want to try straight away: without an account you get 3 files up to 3 minutes each, 6 minutes in total, with no sign-up.
- Your files are long: Premium takes up to 5 hours per file, 10 hours of audio per day, and fair use of 100 hours per 30 days.
- You also need to clean up speech, such as a voice-over or a podcast.
Side by side
Facts about Moises checked on , from Moises pricing page, Moises features, Moises vocal remover page, Moises Help Center: file length, Moises Help Center: free uploads, Moises Help Center: getting started. Prices and plans change; check their page for today's terms.
| Feature | InverseAI Podcast | Moises |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Nothing to install: runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone | Web, Windows and Mac apps, iPhone, iPad and Android |
| Try without an account | Yes: 3 files up to 3 minutes each, 6 minutes in total, with no sign-up | Uses a Moises account: you log in and uploads go to your account |
| Free plan | Free account: 30 minutes per file and 60 minutes of audio per day | 5 uploads a month, up to 5 minutes per file for separation |
| Paid plans | Premium: up to 5 hours per file, 10 hours of audio per day, and fair use of 100 hours per 30 days | Premium and Pro: unlimited uploads; the full price and feature table is shown after logging in |
| Stems | Two: vocals and instrumental | Up to 27 stem types, including vocals, drums, bass, guitars, piano, keys, winds and strings |
| Chord detection, metronome, lyrics | No | Yes (on the free plan, the first minute only) |
| Change key or tempo | No | Yes |
| Video files | Premium: upload a video and download its sound. Or download the video itself with the new sound, as MP4. | Yes, several video formats can be uploaded |
| Training on your files | Not used for training; deleted after 7 days | States that it never trains on your data |
Moises facts as of 19 October 2026, from its public pages and help center linked above; plans change, so check them before you decide. Ours come from the limits our servers enforce today.
Moises is a trademark of its owner. InverseAI Podcast is an independent product of Inverse.AI and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by that owner.
Questions
Is InverseAI Podcast affiliated with Moises?
No. InverseAI Podcast is an independent product from Inverse.AI and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Moises or its owner. Moises is a trademark of its owner, named here only to describe the comparison.
Does InverseAI Podcast separate drums and bass?
No. It gives two stems: the vocals, and everything else as the instrumental. Moises offers many more stem types.
Do I need an account to try it?
No: without an account you get 3 files up to 3 minutes each, 6 minutes in total, with no sign-up.
Can I download the stems for free?
Yes. Downloading the vocal, the instrumental or your own mix is free on every plan, within the plan's audio limits.
How does the sound compare with Moises?
That depends on the song, so we do not claim it. Split the same file in both and listen.
Is it free?
Yes. Without an account you get 3 files up to 3 minutes each, 6 minutes in total, with no sign-up. A free account raises that to 30 minutes per file and 60 minutes of audio per day, still with no card. Premium allows up to 5 hours per file, 10 hours of audio per day, and fair use of 100 hours per 30 days.
What happens to my recording?
It is used only to make your result. It is never used to train models, and both the upload and the result are deleted automatically after 7 days.