New Plugin - RhythmMuse

[bapu]

RhythmMuse is here — rhythm guitar that follows your chords

The third Muse plugin is out: RhythmMuse — rhythm guitar that strums your chords, locked to your transport, exactly the way BassMuse plays bass and PianoMuse plays keys.

Type or play your chords and RhythmMuse lays down a rhythm-guitar part with real feel: palm-mutes, accents, dead (scratch) notes, ring-outs and up/down strokes. Eight styles out of the box — from tight chug to open, ringing strums — and because the articulations are velocity-and-length based, it drives any guitar VSTi you already own. No keyswitch maps to learn.

Best part for you: every Muse plugin shares one arrangement. Write a progression once and voice it as bass, piano AND guitar — and with this same release you can now copy an arrangement straight from one running plugin into another (more on that below).

RhythmMuse is $29.99 — a one-time purchase, license for 3 machines, VST3, Audio Unit & CLAP on Windows & macOS. Same as BassMuse and PianoMuse. LAUNCH10 at checkout gets you 1/3 off until 31 October 2026.

Try it free for 30 days:
RhythmMuse Trial

Or buy it here:
RhythmMuse

Thanks — and happy strumming,
Simply Bass Productions

 

[BrentP]

You have been spamming several DAW forums with with your sales pitches and we do not appreciate it.
Please find a more appropriate place to sell your wares!

 

[bapu]

You have been spamming several DAW forums with with your sales pitches and we do not appreciate it.
Please find a more appropriate place to sell your wares!

Lukas approved me being here.

 

[BrentP]

Doesn't mean it's appropriate, but maybe for here.

 

[Jemusic]

Is there a video demonstrating these plugins? It would be really good to see how it works and what it does. For all three so far would be helpful.

 

[AAV]

You have been spamming several DAW forums with with your sales pitches and we do not appreciate it.
Please find a more appropriate place to sell your wares!

Easy to just ignore posts that you're not interested in, IMO. FWIW the developer is also a user of Studio One (his studio lists Presonus Studio One V7).

 

[bapu]

Is there a video demonstrating these plugins? It would be really good to see how it works and what it does. For all three so far would be helpful.

I am working towards videos.

 

[TimC340]

You have been spamming several DAW forums with with your sales pitches and we do not appreciate it.
Please find a more appropriate place to sell your wares!

Why would someone join this forum just to have a go at a member who's been here for some time and whose products have had a good reception here?

 

[bapu]

Is there a video demonstrating these plugins? It would be really good to see how it works and what it does. For all three so far would be helpful.

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[TDF1981]

Hey @bapu I think your plugins are really handy for songwriting, I just installed PianoMuse (Test version) and I would instantly make a suggestion to improve workflow in DAWs like Studio Pro or Cubase/Nuendo: It would be nice to have either an internal sound source to rehearse your arrangement before you decide which instrument to send the midi to (which is kind of unintuitive in certain DAWs, but logical once you're used to it) OR which would be even better: A plugin host option where you could load your favourite plugin into your plugin. I use FluidChords by Pitch Innovations which makes use of MPE and you can load MPE instruments into the plugin itself. Also, Scaler, which is the plugin that I would compare to Piano Muse, has built-in sounds as well. To me, that's an important feature. Anyway, signed up for your beta.

 

[bapu]

Hey @bapu I think your plugins are really handy for songwriting, I just installed PianoMuse (Test version) and I would instantly make a suggestion to improve workflow in DAWs like Studio Pro or Cubase/Nuendo: It would be nice to have either an internal sound source to rehearse your arrangement before you decide which instrument to send the midi to (which is kind of unintuitive in certain DAWs, but logical once you're used to it) OR which would be even better: A plugin host option where you could load your favourite plugin into your plugin. I use FluidChords by Pitch Innovations which makes use of MPE and you can load MPE instruments into the plugin itself. Also, Scaler, which is the plugin that I would compare to Piano Muse, has built-in sounds as well. To me, that's an important feature. Anyway, signed up for your beta.

Thanks for signing up to be a beta tester. I have been thinking about that idea of a single "demo" sound source per plugin.