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Meet PianoMuse — a brand-new plugin built on the same chord-following, transport-locked engine you already know from BassMuse, now for keys.

Two independent hands, real voicings and a sustain pedal, 20 piano & organ styles — and it opens your BassMuse songs, so your arrangements carry straight over.

As a thank-you to BassMuse owners, LAUNCH10 takes 1/3rd (33.34%) off — PianoMuse is $19.99 (from $29.99) through October 31. One click: PianoMuse Launch

Prefer to try first? There's a free 30-day trial: PianoMuse Demo

Version 1.1.3 is available ee the changelog on the website

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).

PianoMuse 1.4.0 is out, with a feature that shines the moment you have more than one Muse plugin open.

New — Copy arrangement from a running plugin. Open File ▸ Copy arrangement from a running plugin and PianoMuse lists the other Muse plugins running in your session (by product, section name and a short id). Pick one and its current arrangement drops straight into PianoMuse — sections, chords, meters, fills and feel — no saving or loading a file. PianoMuse applies its own styles and range; it's a one-time copy, so edit freely afterwards.

It replaces the old "Import arrangement from another product" menu item, which only ever reopened the same file chooser. Load Song still opens BassMuse and RhythmMuse song files, so nothing is lost.

Your copy will offer the update automatically (or grab it from your account). Full notes:
https://simplybassproductions.com/chang ... omuse.html