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Creative apps.

Sounds. Plug-Ins.

Free.

Get leading creative apps.

Muse Hub simplifies the process of getting some of the world’s most popular creative apps, quickly and securely. Get MuseScore, Audacity and others with just one click. Enjoy incredible and exclusive free content like the amazing Muse Sounds, MuseFX and drag n' drop SFX to enhance your creative projects.

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Introducing

Muse Sounds.

Muse Sounds is a new label of high quality playback instruments for MuseScore 4 and StaffPad

Painstakingly recorded and edited specifically for the custom and revolutionary playback engine that powers these applications, they are capable of rendering incredibly lifelike results which breathe realism and emotion into your compositions. 

The first releases from Muse Sounds cover the symphony orchestra and choral voices. Incredibly, these beautifully crafted instrument packs are available exclusively in Muse Hub completely free.​

Yes. Free.

Muse Hub MuseFX

MuseFX is a free and expanding collection of high quality plug-ins for Audacity, MuseScore 4 and any VST3 compatible host.

From compressors, EQs, de-essers, pitch correctors and choruses to reverbs, mastering plugins and harmonisers... MuseFX brings the tools you need to elevate your mix to a higher level.

Organic Whoosh, wind, breeze, long
Car starts, accelerates away
Rain pours, thunder claps in the distance

Let's talk about SFX.

If you're doing audio work or sound design in Audacity, you're going to need some sound effects.

Muse Hub has you covered. There's over 1000 professionally recorded, royalty-free sound effects that you can use in your projects. Search, organise and drag n' drop straight into your timeline.

  • Is Muse Hub an app?
    Muse Hub is a desktop app, which runs in your system tray. It's there for you with one click, and it updates apps, content and itself in the background without you having to do anything at all. Muse Hub is built natively for your OS, so it's lightweight and secure.
  • How do I get Muse Hub?
    You can download Muse Hub from the top of this website. Click the icon that corresponds to your operating system (macOS, Windows or Linux). You can also download Muse Hub from partner websites such as musescore.org, and audacityteam.org. On macOS, after downloading the .DMG, drag the Hub icon onto the Applications folder, then launch it from there. You must run the Hub from your dedicated Applications folder for the most optimal experience. On Windows, just double click the Muse Hub.exe file found in the downloaded zip file. This will automatically setup and run the Hub. You may find it's automatically minimised into the System Tray. Just click the tray icon to open the Hub. If you can't see the Hub icon in the system tray, it may have gone into your "overflow" tray. Click the little arrow on the right side of your system tray to show all the icons and apps currently running in the tray.
  • How do I uninstall things?
    You can uninstall content like apps, Muse Sounds and MuseFX by holding down the option or alt key, then hovering over the GET button. It'll turn into a trash can icon, which you can then click to remove the product. To remove Muse Hub itself: on macOS, click the "Uninstall" button found in the Settings page. On Windows, you can uninstall the Hub using Windows' own Add/Remove Programs feature, in the Windows Settings.
  • How do I download things?
    Simply click the "GET" buttons underneath the content you wish to download and install. Apps will automatically launch after they've been successfully downloaded, verified and installed. You may notice it takes a few seconds on macOS to verify the app - this is normal, and is part of the security checks that macOS performs after downloading and installing an application automatically.
  • Why are my download speeds slow?
    If your ISP is throttling traffic on certain ports, you may find you're unable to connect to the community around you to speed up the downloads. In these cases, the Hub should fall back to regular web downloads, but you may need to uncheck the "Community Acceleration" box in the Hub settings first, then restart the Hub. Muse Sounds content in particular is quite large, so if you're on a slow internet connection you may find it takes a while to fully download and verify the content packs.
  • Why won't Muse Hub start?
    This can be due to a few things: Check that you have enough disk space. It's commonly recommended that you keep at least 10% of your available space free on your system drive. Check that you haven't installed Muse Hub or set your preferred content download folder to a removable drive that is no longer present. Check that you have an active internet connection If there is no active internet connection when you launch the Hub, it will not be able to download the images and descriptions of the content from our servers. You should see a "Hub is offline" message. Your apps and content will continue to work. macOS: Ensure that you've moved Muse Hub to your Applications folder, and are running it from there. Make sure your GateKeeper settings allow installing apps from "App Store and Identified Developers". You can check this setting in your System Preferences; under the Security & Privacy page. Also, ensure your Firewall isn't blocking outgoing traffic on certain ports. You may need to add an exception for Muse Hub, and the Muse Hub Service (also called the Muse Helper). IF you've already been using Muse Hub for a while, and it no longer opens, you may need to reset the cache folders. To do this, open Finder and hold the option/alt key down whilst clicking on the "Go" menu at the top of the screen. Choose the "Containers" folder, then find the Muse Hub folder in the list. Trash the folder, and then restart Muse Hub. You may need to download Muse Sounds content again. Windows: Muse Hub requires the Windows App SDK framework be installed on your computer. This is a new Microsoft framework that is automatically installed during the first time setup after running the Muse Hub executable for the first time. However, sometimes, you may find there is a conflicting framework installed. Ensure you don't have conflicting frameworks installed. If you have installed Windows to a drive other than a C:/ drive, you may experience some issues. If you are using Windows 10 prior to the H2 2020 update, then you may also experience some issues. We recommend Windows 11 for the best experience.
  • How can I re-install Muse Hub?
    macOS: Click Uninstall on the settings page to remove the Hub and helper services. Then, in Finder, hold alt/option and click "Library" to go to your Library folder. Navigate to the Containers folder, then trash the Muse Hub folder within. You can now reinstall Muse Hub by dragging the app from the .DMG download into your Applications folder, and running the Hub from there.

Looking for the beta?

Here be dragons! If you're looking for the latest releases and don't mind a few bugs and a bit of dust whilst we test and finesse, then you can get special BETA access versions of the Hub here. 

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Get Muse Hub BETA

Get Muse Sounds Manager BETA

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