A quality update: BassMuse 1.13.4.
Chords now land solidly. Every chord change anchors on a chord tone (usually the root) instead of occasionally starting on a stray scale note — so your lines sit better. How tightly a style locks to the root is part of its character now, and turning up Complexity loosens it for more movement.
Out-of-key chords also stay tidier — the bass anchors on the chord's root and keeps the rest in your song's key.
New Plugin - BassMuse
1.14.0 is out
BassMuse 1.14.0 is out, and it's a free update for you. It teaches BassMuse to open PianoMuse songs: the two plugins now share one song format, so an arrangement built in either one loads straight into the other.
What's new in 1.14.0:
• Open a PianoMuse song — File ▸ Open now accepts .pmsong files. The whole structure (sections, chords, time signatures, per-bar fills and mutes) comes across, and BassMuse fills in its own bass styles.
How to update:
• Click the Update button below (or hit Update inside the plugin) to grab 1.14.0.
• Your songs, styles and settings carry over untouched — it's a free update within BassMuse 1.x.
One more thing: PianoMuse — our two-handed piano and organ plugin, same engine now for keys — is in public beta. If you'd like early access, you can apply to test it at simplybassproductions.com.
What's new in 1.14.0:
• Open a PianoMuse song — File ▸ Open now accepts .pmsong files. The whole structure (sections, chords, time signatures, per-bar fills and mutes) comes across, and BassMuse fills in its own bass styles.
How to update:
• Click the Update button below (or hit Update inside the plugin) to grab 1.14.0.
• Your songs, styles and settings carry over untouched — it's a free update within BassMuse 1.x.
One more thing: PianoMuse — our two-handed piano and organ plugin, same engine now for keys — is in public beta. If you'd like early access, you can apply to test it at simplybassproductions.com.
BassMuse 1.14.1 has been released
BassMuse 1.14.1 is out — a free update.
New: MIDI CC for Drum Lock. Assign any knob or fader to the Drum Lock slider and ride the
groove-follow live while you play — it's fully automatable and saved with your project.
Set it up in File ▸ Drum CC ▸ Learn CC, then move a control.
New: MIDI CC for Drum Lock. Assign any knob or fader to the Drum Lock slider and ride the
groove-follow live while you play — it's fully automatable and saved with your project.
Set it up in File ▸ Drum CC ▸ Learn CC, then move a control.
BassMuse 1.15.10 is avaiable - a free update
BassMuse 1.15.0 is here, and it's a free update for you.
What's new: every bassist style now has its own distinct feel — the busy, melodic and pocket players no longer blur together — plus tighter fill and variation behavior and reliability fixes under the hood.
What's new: every bassist style now has its own distinct feel — the busy, melodic and pocket players no longer blur together — plus tighter fill and variation behavior and reliability fixes under the hood.
Re: New Plugin - BassMuse
Version 1.16.1 is available. See the changelog on the website.
BassMuse 1.16.3
BassMuse 1.16.3 — odd-meter chord drops now just work
A quick update that smooths out one of the fiddlier corners of dragging chords in.
Drop a MIDI chord clip onto a section and Muse now sets that section's meter to
match the clip. So a 7/8, 5/8 or 9/8 progression dragged from your DAW lands one
chord per bar, cleanly, instead of drifting against a 4/4 section the way it
could before.
Even better: some tools — Scaler is the common one — export chords without
writing a time signature at all. Muse now handles those too, reading the meter
straight off the chord spacing. Evenly spaced odd-eighth bars are recognized as
7/8, 5/8 or 9/8 automatically; a plain whole-beat clip stays 4/4, as it should.
(If an odd-meter clip ever lands as 4/4, it means the source tool exported it on
whole beats — set the section's Time signature by hand and drop again.)
One small touch while we were in there: once your license is activated, the
header License button is now green, so "you own this" reads at a glance
distinctly from an active trial (still amber).
A quick update that smooths out one of the fiddlier corners of dragging chords in.
Drop a MIDI chord clip onto a section and Muse now sets that section's meter to
match the clip. So a 7/8, 5/8 or 9/8 progression dragged from your DAW lands one
chord per bar, cleanly, instead of drifting against a 4/4 section the way it
could before.
Even better: some tools — Scaler is the common one — export chords without
writing a time signature at all. Muse now handles those too, reading the meter
straight off the chord spacing. Evenly spaced odd-eighth bars are recognized as
7/8, 5/8 or 9/8 automatically; a plain whole-beat clip stays 4/4, as it should.
(If an odd-meter clip ever lands as 4/4, it means the source tool exported it on
whole beats — set the section's Time signature by hand and drop again.)
One small touch while we were in there: once your license is activated, the
header License button is now green, so "you own this" reads at a glance
distinctly from an active trial (still amber).
Re: New Plugin - BassMuse
BassMuse is up to 1.17.1 and PianoMuse is up to 1.2.1 see the changelogs on the website
Simply Bass Productions is accepting Beta users for RhythmMuse
https://www.simplybassproductions.com
Simply Bass Productions is accepting Beta users for RhythmMuse
https://www.simplybassproductions.com