Is AudioForges a free Moises alternative?

Yes. Your first song runs free with no account, full length. Moises' free plan also gives a few separations a month, with lower quality models.

Does it have the practice tools?

Yes. Tempo without pitch change, key change without tempo change, a loop, and a downloadable backing track with a count-in. Chord detection is not there yet.

It runs in the browser on desktop and phone, no install. Moises has native apps for iOS and Android, which is its real advantage.

Songs are bought once, from 15 for $4.99, and never expire. The Studio Pass is $7.99 a month for 40 songs if you separate every week.

Moises Alternative in the Browser, Per Song

Written by the AudioForges teamPublished September 28, 2026

Moises is built for musicians who practise with a song: separate it, mute your part, slow it down, change the key. It is a good app, and most of what it does well is behind a subscription. This page is for people who want the same workflow in a browser, paid per song, and who do not need chord charts on a phone.

What is the same

Separation into stems: Vocals, drums, bass and other free. Six stems in Clean, adding guitar and piano at the same price. All mixed in the browser before you download.
Practice controls: Tempo from 50 to 150 percent with the pitch held, key up or down by semitones with the tempo held, a loop region, and mute or solo on every stem.
Backing tracks: Remove any part, set the key and tempo, add a one or two bar count-in, and download one MP3 or WAV. Moises calls this a backing track export; here it is one button on the result.
Key and BPM: Detected on every song, shown with the Camelot code, so a singer knows the key before deciding how far to move it.

What is different

Pricing: Moises Premium is a monthly subscription. AudioForges sells songs that never expire, from 15 for $4.99, and you hear 30 seconds of your own song clean before paying. If you separate a few songs a month you pay a few dollars, not a plan.
Free tier: The free result is full length and plays in the browser, first song with no sign-up. Moises' free plan caps separations too and holds back the better models.
Where it runs: AudioForges is a website. It works on a phone browser, but there is no app icon and no offline mode. If you practise on the bus with your phone in your pocket, Moises is the better fit.
Chords and lyrics: Moises detects chords and transcribes lyrics. AudioForges does not. It does turn a stem into MIDI in Forge Roll and into a score in Forge Score, which covers the "what are the notes" question a different way.

Who should switch

Singers and cover bands who need a backing track in their key a few times a month. Teachers who make practice tracks for students and want a WAV they can email. Producers who want stems at full quality without a monthly bill. If you are a daily user on a phone and you live in the chord view, stay with Moises.

Try it in a minute

Open the Backing Track Maker and drop a song.
Run it free. Under the mixer, open Practice and set your tempo and key.
Open Backing track, tick the part to remove, choose a count-in, and download.

Questions people ask

Is AudioForges a free Moises alternative?: Yes. Your first song runs free with no account, full length. Moises' free plan also gives a few separations a month, with lower quality models.
Does it have the practice tools?: Yes. Tempo without pitch change, key change without tempo change, a loop, and a downloadable backing track with a count-in. Chord detection is not there yet.
Is it an app?: It runs in the browser on desktop and phone, no install. Moises has native apps for iOS and Android, which is its real advantage.
What does it cost?: Songs are bought once, from 15 for $4.99, and never expire. The Studio Pass is $7.99 a month for 40 songs if you separate every week.

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