Studio 48 goes on sale 10 November
Studio 48 goes on sale on 10 November. You get a 30-day trial with everything switched on, then it’s $49 as a founder price until 31 January 2027, and $79 after that.
Your license is a short code checked on your Mac: no account, no iLok, nothing to activate. When the trial ends, Studio 48 still opens, plays, edits, saves and exports every project. Only recording new takes needs a license.
Studio 48 is a free download right now. Download it, or leave your email and we’ll write once, on 10 November.
Hear Starveil
The Starveil page now has a listening room. Pick a snare or a short piano phrase, then switch between the dry sound and three Starveil settings while it plays. The decay field changes with it, so you can see how long each part of the spectrum rings.
Every example was rendered offline by the signed Starveil plugin, not a browser imitation. We plan to add rooms for the other processors the same way.
Studio 48 is free to download
Studio 48, our 48-channel recording and mixing app, is free to download for now. It’s signed and notarized by Apple and runs on Apple-Silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later.
Version 0.10.0 (30 September) added a true-peak limiter on the master, loudness metering against streaming and broadcast targets, and a reference A/B matched to your mix’s loudness.
Toneveil joins the line
Toneveil Suppressor joins the six-processor suite. It reduces narrow ringing and broader moving buildup, and can make room for an external sidechain.
Toneveil is $39 until 31 January 2027, then $59. It’s also part of the complete suite.
Beacon: a signal monitor, free for everyone
Beacon monitors a bus without changing the audio or adding latency. It watches for clipping, DC, hum, channel dropouts, persistent resonance, and feedback risk.
Beacon is free for everyone, with the full monitor and no account or email required.
Six processors. One suite.
Each processor is $39 until 31 January 2027, then $59. Perpetual licenses, with no subscription.
The suite covers compression, reverb, delay, saturation, EQ, and resonance control. Beacon, the companion signal monitor, is free for everyone.
