On May 6, 2025 at 9:19 am GoncaloL said
Really great deal Musio Perpetual.

If they want me to jump on board on the next iteration Musio 2 if that will ever come out (and assuming that it will have to be pricier than what they charge for Musio 1 on sale) i would need a consistent road map of a bunch of interesting libraries but even more…

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Really great deal Musio Perpetual.

If they want me to jump on board on the next iteration Musio 2 if that will ever come out (and assuming that it will have to be pricier than what they charge for Musio 1 on sale) i would need a consistent road map of a bunch of interesting libraries but even more importantly would be great to see patch/snapshots…Read More

The plugin seems cool, Newfangled have some great tools and their generate synth is awesome

But i have to agree that this demo is a bit off, the audio in the vocals part as well as on the guitar part seems to have some artifacts or at least is sounding odd here.

The shape of my souond and the shape of the guy playing is off. 😉

(A reference to the guy in the video’s opening line.)

On May 5, 2025 at 10:22 pm Brian said
Just want to add that Musio recently added mic positions, which is a huge upgrade (literally- Gigs more samples).  Access them in the Musio Instrument settings.  As you activate each mic position, the samples will download.

@Peter; you mentioned when you got Musio last year that the “Piano in Blue” lacke…

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It’s really amazing when you think about how much these plugins sold for even a few years ago and how cheap we can get them now.  SSL is great stuff. I know my friend, @thor — who is one of the people I turn to advice (he has vastly more knowledge and skill then me; I’m just a guy who used to play drums a long time ago) — has spoke very highly…Read More

On May 6, 2025 at 7:32 am fretman said
But doesn’t Musio lock you in forever? If you stop the subscription and next year you need to re-open an old project that used Musio, aren’t you stuck?

Yep, that is pretty much how all of them operate. But Brian and I use the perpetual versions — and Brian bought Musio’s lifetime deal. What I per…Read More

I just added three Kontakt libraries to the Curated List of Best Free Kontakt Instruments. One instrument is a beautiful sounding reed pump organ. Another is a very Tron-ish, vintage synth recorded onto cassette that I absolutely love. The last is a very cinematic, drenched in reverb piano library.

But doesn’t Musio lock you in forever? If you stop the subscription and next year you need to re-open an old project that used Musio, aren’t you stuck?