📦 Muser Studio v1.0.23:
Looper pedal app that exports audio stems
Release Notes
New Premium Feature to demo for FREE!:
- Export audio stems. Split your loop session into start-aligned audio files for easy use in desktop audio/video editing software.
- Mute tool button above the Loop panel now indicates and animates based on state.
Bug fixes:
- Mute automations on loop were not stored. With new projects reloading and re-exporting will now correctly include muting loop at the correct time in the session.
- Projects renamed before recording starts were susceptible to corruption and/or render failures. This has been resolved.
👉 What a looper pedal app that exports audio stems means to you
You can now export your session as start-aligned audio stems. Each loop lands at time zero so it drops neatly into your editor.
Use them in a DAW or a video editor (NLE) to rebuild, mix, or rearrange outside the app.
Why this helps
- Rebuild your mix in Logic, Ableton, or your DAW. Balance levels, pan, add effects, and master.
- Cut and mix in Resolve, Final Cut, or Premiere. More audio control inside the NLE.
- Share parts with collaborators who only need audio.
This is planned as a Premium feature. There is a free demo now so you can try the workflow before subscribing to support Muser Studio.
👌 It’s the little things
The Mute button above the Loop panel now shows its state and animates. It is a small quality of life improvement so you can see what is live and what is muted at a glance. Also, interesting how there’s a space for other tools right? It’s almost like there’s more stuff coming…
🛠️ Fixes for you
- Mute automation saved. Muted loops now store and reload correctly. Exports reflect your mute choices at the right time.
- Safer renames. Renaming a project before recording no longer risks corruption or render failures.
Thanks for using and supporting Muser Studio. The goal stays the same: a looping video camera for musicians and creators, on your phone, in real time, with less friction.
v1.0.23 is available now for iOS
Photo credit: Denisse Leon
Photo credit: Caroline Eymond
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