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PhonicMindMost similar to Moises in what it does, its category and its price.
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Lalal.aiHas a free plan, rated 4.5 out of 5.
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LacunaRated 3.9 out of 5 in our review, against 4.6 for Moises.
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At a glance
Green means better than Moises, red means worse. Prices are starting prices per month.
| Tool | Our rating | Starts at | Free plan | Best for | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 MoisesBaseline | 4.6 | $3/mo | Yes | Stem separation built for musicians practicing, not engineers mixing | |
| PhonicMind | 3.8−0.8 | Free | Yes | Separates a full song into up to 8 stems - vocals, drums, bass, keys, strings, horns - in a single pass that keeps the musical coherence intact, browser-based. | vs Moises |
 Chord AI | 3.4−1.2 | Free | Yes | Point your phone at any song - AI names the chords, tracks the beat, transcribes the lyrics with OpenAI's Whisper, and splits the audio into four exportable stems. | vs Moises |
| Lalal.ai | 4.5−0.1 | $7/mo$4 more | Yes | Per-minute stem splitting for DJs, remixers, and karaoke makers | vs Moises |
 Drumloop AI | 3.8−0.8 | Not listed | No | AI drum loop generator that turns a text prompt or an uploaded guitar, bass or vocal take into an original, royalty-free drum track in seconds. | vs Moises |
 ChordCreate | 3.4−1.2 | Free | Yes | AI chord progression generator that turns a natural-language prompt into a playable, exportable piano-roll sequence. | vs Moises |
| Lacuna | 3.9−0.7 | Free | Yes | Full songs in under 30 seconds, plus stem separation and a MIDI editor. | vs Moises |
 Clumi | 3.8−0.8 | Free | Yes | Splits a track into stems at 24-bit, then tells you its key and BPM. | vs Moises |
 Audio Muse | 3.8−0.8 | Free | Yes | One audio toolbox - generation, stem splitting, mastering, noise reduction - used by 35,000+ creators across 24+ countries. | vs Moises |
The alternatives in detail
In order of how closely each one matches Moises.
PhonicMind
3.8Free
vs Moises−0.8
Separates a full song into up to 8 stems - vocals, drums, bass, keys, strings, horns - in a single pass that keeps the musical coherence intact, browser-based.
- Full-song stem separation: vocals, drums, bass, keys, strings, horns
- Automatic detection of which instruments are present
- Single-pass processing that preserves musical coherence
Single coherent pass avoids the mismatch risk of independent per-instrument separation
Separation quality varies with source track complexity and production density
Chord AI
3.4Free
vs Moises−1.2
Point your phone at any song - AI names the chords, tracks the beat, transcribes the lyrics with OpenAI's Whisper, and splits the audio into four exportable stems.
- Real-time AI chord recognition via device microphone
- Four-stem instrument separation, exportable as .wav
- Lyrics transcription powered by OpenAI's Whisper
Named, specific underlying technical components (Whisper, Basic Pitch), not vague claims
Specific pricing for the complete version isn't shown
Lalal.ai
4.5$7/mo
vs Moises$4 more−0.1
Per-minute stem splitting for DJs, remixers, and karaoke makers.
- Multi-stem separation (vocals, drums, bass, piano, guitar)
- Per-minute credit pricing for occasional use
- Free preview before committing credits
Accessible per-minute pricing suits occasional, individual use
Enterprise catalog-scale licensing isn't its focus
Drumloop AI
3.8Not listed
vs Moises−0.8
AI drum loop generator that turns a text prompt or an uploaded guitar, bass or vocal take into an original, royalty-free drum track in seconds.
- Text-prompt drum loop generation by mood, genre, tempo or drum kit
- Audio-input matching: upload a guitar, bass or vocal take and get drums that lock to it
- Royalty-free output trained on a large library of drum beats
Audio-matching removes manual tempo-syncing and programming work
No permanent free tier; ongoing use requires credits or a subscription
ChordCreate
3.4Free
vs Moises−1.2
AI chord progression generator that turns a natural-language prompt into a playable, exportable piano-roll sequence.
- Generates a chord progression directly from a written text prompt
- Interactive piano roll with playback, tempo and time-signature controls
- Humanize option to make generated timing sound less mechanical
Natural-language prompts instead of manual music theory input
No pricing page or account-limit information published anywhere
Lacuna
3.9Free
vs Moises−0.7
Full songs in under 30 seconds, plus stem separation and a MIDI editor.
- Full songs generated in under 30 seconds
- Lyric generation with rhyme and syllable tools
- Stem separation for uploaded tracks
Note-level MIDI editing instead of regenerating the whole song
No pricing figures on the landing page
Clumi
3.8Free
vs Moises−0.8
Splits a track into stems at 24-bit, then tells you its key and BPM.
- Vocal removal for clean instrumentals
- Stem separation for drums, bass, piano and guitar
- 24-bit WAV output
24-bit WAV keeps stems usable once layered in a DAW
No plan pricing published and no company named
Audio Muse
3.8Free
vs Moises−0.8
One audio toolbox - generation, stem splitting, mastering, noise reduction - used by 35,000+ creators across 24+ countries.
- AI royalty-free music generation
- Stem splitter: vocals, drums, bass, guitar, instrumental
- AI audio enhancement and noise reduction
Covers generation through mastering in one platform, not scattered tools
Broad toolbox trades some depth versus a dedicated specialist tool
FAQ
Questions people ask
Is Moises free?
Moises has a free plan, and paid plans start from $3/mo.
What is the best free alternative to Moises?
Lalal.ai is the highest-rated alternative here with a free plan (4.5 out of 5). Other free options: Lacuna, PhonicMind, Clumi.
What is the cheapest alternative to Moises?
Among paid plans, Lalal.ai has the lowest starting price (from $7/mo). If you need it free, start with Lalal.ai.
How did you pick these alternatives?
We match tools on what they do, their category and their price, using the details in our directory. Ratings come from our reviews and reader reviews.