QuickMuse Key Features
Fire, Air, Water, Earth, Aether
At the core of QuickMuse lie five unique effects, each named after fundamental elements, combining to unlock a world of sonic possibilities. With each hit of the central Random button, each element finds a new and inspiring setting for you.

Don't bother editing
Intentionally, the basic editing is limited to dry/wet mix of each element and changing their order. If you don't like what you get, simply hit the random button again, and don't waste your time.

Subtle warmth to heavy overdrive
The Fire effect within QuickMuse adds a blazing touch of warmth and harmonically rich saturation to your sounds. Whether you desire subtle analogue-like warmth or explosive harmonic character, Fire ignites your audio with its fiery intensity.

Ambience and Soundscapes
Light as a breeze, the Air effect grants your sounds an aerial, spacious quality. Choose between lush reverberations that transport your audio into vast sonic landscapes or cascading delays that add depth and dimension, breathing life into your mix. Air consists of rhythmic multi-delay lines, vintage tape delays room/hall/cathedral reverbs.

Add motion and movement
Dive into the depths of sonic fluidity with the Water effect. Envelop your sounds in gentle undulations, intense rhythmic pulsations, or swirling modulations, allowing you to shape and transform your audio with organic movement and dynamic expression. Water uses tremolo, flanger, phaser, auto-pan, filter modulation, and vibrato.

Enhance, excite and enrich
Solid and grounded, the Earth effect within QuickMuse empowers you to sculpt your sounds with precision and finesse. It enriches the sound and makes it stronger, bigger and wider. Earth includes vintage chorus, stereo widening, multiband dynamics, and analogue-style shelf EQs.

From beautiful, ethereal, to alien nebulas
The magical element Aether transcends conventional sound manipulation, offering an array of mysterious and otherworldly processes. From complex granular synthesis to spectral transformations, Aether propels your creations into uncharted sonic territories. This part uses multi-pitch shimmer reverb, reverse delay, and granular clouds.

Catch the moment!
With so many hidden controls the randomizer triggers, the settings can never be repeated ever again; each is unique. The random algorithm is "smart". It intelligently selects combinations of settings that work well together to give you good results.

Dozens of presets
But you can, of course, save the settings you like. QuickMuse also comes with many presets our fellow artists created, sorted into categories: Bass, Guitar, Drums, Vocals, Synths, and individual elements.

64-bit audio quality at ANY sampling rate
The plugin provides the maximum audio quality you can get. It uses internal 64-bit audio processing and can handle any sampling rate. 192 kHz or even higher.

Smart bypass
The intelligent way our plugins manage bypassing ensures that you don't get any clicks or harmful noises when automating the parameter. It also compensates for latency ensuring that the bypass states are perfectly in sync with each other.

Intelligent sleep on silence
This plugin intelligently detects whether it makes sense to perform processing at all. And if not, it temporarily turns on sleep mode. In such a state, it requires virtually no CPU at all to save the computing sources for other processes.

x64: VST3, VST2, AAX | x86: VST3, VST2

Just install. Rock on and enjoy!

As with all United Plugins releases, all modules
within the same architecture are 1:1 byte for byte
the same. This means that you can symlink plugins
across VST2/VST3/AAX to save space.

For instance: Keep x64 VST3 and delete the .dll
and .aaxplugin file (all x64 -OR- x86, stay all same
when doing this.) Then you can symlink the .vst3
file to where the .dll and .aaxplugin were, that you deleted.

After symlink is created, rename it to .dll or .aaxplugin
and it will work without a fize size taking
space on disk!

Doing the same if you install both x86 iterations, for those, is also cool.

This is done all done with the use of the Command Prompt,
but this is what you use if you want to do it in
Windows Explorer, in the GUI. It is as fast as lighting
once you are acclimated:

If confused, just rock on and forget as it is not an "important"
thing to do. If you know, you know. Plugins will be
all cool as originally install, so you can leave it as is!

home page: https://unitedplugins.com/QuickMuse/

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