📦 Muser Studio v1.0.16:
Video Looper Project Files

Muser Studio: Release Notes

Release Notes

New Features:

Bug fixes:


📁Video Looper Project files for collaborating, teaching, archiving etc.

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Whether you’re a subscriber or not, you can now import .msarc project files into Muser Studio.

What’s an .msarc and why should I care?

This new file format contain full looping sessions, the original recording, the defined looping layers, timings, the thumbnails. All of the data needed to get back to what was captured in the moment. This makes these videol looper project files great for sharing, teaching, or exploring how someone else built their performance.

As of this version, all users of Muser Studio can import .msarc files.

If you’re a Premium subscriber, you also get the ability to export your own sessions as .msarc project files.

Why might you want to do this?

Safely store older projects offline by moving them to a backup location, iCloud, Dropbox. At a later date you may want to get rid of watermarks, or export the separate video loops to through into DaVinci resolve, or the audio loops into a DAW – those are obvious ones. Beyond that, in future there are many other things planned for Muser Studio, at which point the .msarc files will have even more relevance.


🪲 Fixing the Scroll/Oops/Rage Gesture Bug

On some devices, scrolling through the Settings or Share tabs could lead to inadvertently triggering a button to activate – even though the intent was just to scroll.

When this bug came to my attention it genuinely drove me nuts so it got bumped to the top of the queue. The scrollable panels have buttons that are far less grabby and should let you scroll in peace. If you see any weirdness though, as always, please reach out and let me know.


Thanks again to everyone using and supporting Muser Studio. We’re proud to be building something different: a looping video camera for musicians and creators. On your phone. In real time. No cables, no fuss.


v1.0.16 is available now for iOS


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