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The free Moises alternative for quick, clean stems

Trackpeel is a browser-based AI stem splitter and vocal remover that separates a song into vocals, drums, bass, and instrumental — you preview a 30-second snippet of every stem with no account or app install, sign up free to download 30-second MP3 samples, and full-length lossless WAV downloads start at $5.

Moises is a polished musician’s app with practice features well beyond separation — chord detection, pitch and tempo control, a metronome. If what you actually need is fast, clean stems without an app, Trackpeel is the leaner alternative: open a browser tab, preview 30 seconds of every stem free with no account, and download full-length lossless WAV from $5.

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Trackpeel vs Moises

A fair, feature-by-feature comparison. Details below were checked in June 2026; Moises’s plans and features can change, so confirm current specifics on their site before you decide.

FeatureTrackpeelMoises
Where it runsIn any browser — no app, no installWeb app plus iOS, Android and desktop apps
Account to tryNo account needed for the 30-second preview of every stemSign-up generally required to use the free tier
Free tierFree 30-second previews of every stem, full model quality, no sign-up; a free account adds 30-second MP3 sample downloadsFree plan with a limited number of separations per month and basic stems
StemsVocals, drums, bass, instrumental (4-stem)Vocals/drums/bass free; guitar, piano, keys and more on paid tiers
Beyond separationFocused on separation and clean WAV exportChord detection, pitch/tempo shift, metronome, smart practice tools
Download formatLossless WAV + 320 kbps MP3, per-stem filesMP3, M4A, WAV; lossless/Hi-Fi WAV on higher plans
Pricing model$0 preview · $5 Day Pass · $8/mo Starter · $18/mo Pro (USD)Free plan plus Premium and Pro subscriptions (roughly $4–$10/mo)
Fair’s fair

Where Moises may suit you better

No tool is best at everything. Here are honest reasons you might pick Moises instead — so you choose the right fit, not the loudest pitch.

  • A full practice suite — chord detection, key and tempo changes, sections and a metronome — that Trackpeel deliberately does not try to be.
  • Native iOS and Android apps, which are handier for practising on a phone away from a computer.
  • More stem types on paid tiers, including guitar, piano and keys, plus detailed drum-part stems.
  • A large, active community and frequent feature updates aimed squarely at performing musicians.
Why Trackpeel

What Trackpeel does differently

No app, no account to try

Open the page, drop a song, hear a 30-second preview of every stem. There is nothing to download to your phone or computer, and no sign-up just to preview the result.

Preview is the real quality

The free 30-second preview uses the same separation model as the paid download, so what you hear is exactly what you get when you export the full file.

Lossless WAV without a tier bump

Full-length, lossless WAV plus a 320 kbps MP3 on every paid plan — you do not need the top tier just to get uncompressed stems.

Pay only when you need it

A one-off $5 Day Pass covers 24 hours and up to 25 full downloads without a subscription; Starter and Pro stay flat-priced with honest fair-use caps.

Built for separation first

No practice dashboard to learn. Upload, separate, export — the whole tool is the split, which keeps it fast and obvious.

Reads video and M4A too

Feed it an MP4, MOV, M4A, or any audio file — Trackpeel pulls the audio automatically, so there is nothing to convert first.

The bottom line

Choose Moises if you want a full practice companion with chord and tempo tools on your phone. Choose Trackpeel if you want fast, clean vocals/drums/bass/instrumental stems with no app, a free preview, and lossless WAV at a flat price. You can hear your own track split in about a minute.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the best free Moises alternative?
Trackpeel is a strong Moises alternative when you mainly need stems. It runs in the browser with no app and previews 30 seconds of every stem with no sign-up. Full-length lossless WAV downloads start at a $5 Day Pass — no subscription required.
Is Trackpeel free like Moises?
Both have a free option. Moises offers a free plan with a limited number of separations per month after sign-up. Trackpeel gives a free 30-second in-browser preview of every stem with no account at all — at the same quality as its paid output — and signing up free lets you download those previews as 30-second MP3 samples.
Do I need to install an app like Moises?
No. Moises has iOS, Android and desktop apps in addition to its web app. Trackpeel runs only in your browser — there is nothing to install on your phone or computer to separate a track.
Does Trackpeel have chords, tempo and practice tools?
No. Those are Moises strengths. Trackpeel is focused on source separation and clean export — vocals, drums, bass and instrumental as lossless WAV. If you need chord detection or pitch and tempo control, Moises is the better fit.
How does Trackpeel pricing compare to Moises?
Trackpeel charges per song with flat prices — a $5 Day Pass, $8/mo Starter and $18/mo Pro (USD). Moises uses a free plan plus Premium and Pro subscriptions. Confirm current prices on each site, as plans change.
Can I download lossless WAV from Trackpeel?
Yes. Every Trackpeel download is full-length, lossless WAV plus a 320 kbps MP3, with one file per stem — downloads start at a $5 Day Pass. Moises also offers WAV, and Hi-Fi lossless WAV on its higher plans.
Is Trackpeel affiliated with Moises?
No. Trackpeel is independent and not affiliated with Moises. This is an honest comparison; Moises is a trademark of its owner, used here only for identification. Check Moises’ own site for current features and pricing.

Last verified June 2026. Competitor names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here for identification and honest comparison only. Trackpeel is not affiliated with Moises. Pricing, free-tier limits, stem counts, and supported formats change often — figures above reflect publicly listed information at the time of writing, so always check Moises’s own site for the current details.