00:28 Downloading Muse
01:22 Permissions
01:53 Quick setup guide (starting your first session)
03:48 Inviting collaborators
04:30 Sidebar view
05:00 Sharing DAW audio
05:34 Sharing computer audio
06:40 Recording overview
07:01 Recording with the Muse Recording device (Ableton, Logic, DAWs that let you select separate input/output devices)
08:02 Recording with the Muse Recording Plugin (Pro Tools, Studio One, DAWs that only let you select one device for input/output)
09:56 MIDI sending/receiving
10:38 Sharing screen
11:04 Screen control
12:14 Screen recording
12:55 File sharing
13:30 Audio settings (quality selection)
15:30 Audio settings (channel selection)
15:44 Audio settings (latency/buffer)
16:03 Audio settings (sample rate)
16:15 Audio settings (speakers)
16:24 Video settings
16:41 Muse mixer/sidebar (your device controls)
17:35 Talkback/push-to-talk
17:57 Muse mixer/sidebar (your collaborator’s device controls)
18:40 Muse toolbar controls (quick access)
19:32 Inviting collaborators
20:08 Muse Community
20:35 Muse dashboard
20:45 Scheduling sessions
20:54 Conclusion

An overview of Muse's features.

In this tutorial, you'll see an overview of the powerful features that come with Muse.

We'll cover file sharing, screen sharing, screen control, and sharing/recording MIDI.

You'll also get an introduction to the Muse Audio Share device, and learn how to setup the device to share audio from your computer or another app like a DAW.

In this video:
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1 Chat/File Sharing — 00:11
2 Sharing Audio From Your Computer — 00:42
3 Sharing Audio From Your DAW — 02:00
4 Muse Audio Driver Extra Features — 02:30
5 Screen Sharing/Screen Control — 02:49
6 Screen Share Toolbar Actions — 03:06
7 Playing/Recording MIDI — 04:08
8 Sending MIDI | Muse Setup — 04:13
9 Receiving MIDI | DAW Setup — 04:35

An overview of recording audio over the network.

Muse is a powerful app that lets you record high quality audio from Muse, directly into your DAW.

This tutorial will show the recommended workflow for recording with Muse, as well as how to setup your DAW settings and Muse settings for recording.

In this video:
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1 Recording Audio - Example Workflow — 00:41
2 Recording Audio - DAW Setup — 01:46
3 Setting Up Muse Recording — 02:13
4 Setting Up Muse DAW Controller — 02:32
5 Recording Audio - Muse Recording Settings — 03:19

An overview of advanced audio settings in Muse.

This tutorial will cover more advanced settings for users with more technical knowledge. We'll discuss Local Loopback when sharing system audio, and echo cancellation with the Muse Audio Share device.

We'll also cover the Muse Multi-Output device, as well as how to properly configure it to avoid errors.

Lastly, we'll cover additional use cases with Muse if you and your collaborators are on the same network.

In this video:
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1 Share High Quality Audio — 00:28
2 Local Loopback Overview — 00:50
3 Local Loopback With Multi-Output Devices — 01:27
4 Manually Change Local Loopback — 01:44
5 Fixing Playback Delay From Muse Audio Driver — 02:00
6 Muse Multi-Output Device — 02:20
7 Setting Up Muse Multi-Output Device — 02:32
8 Using the Muse Multi-Output Device — 03:53
9 Echo Cancellation With Muse Multi-Output Device — 04:32
‍10 Local Loopback With Muse Multi-Output Device — 04:58
‍11 More Use Cases In-Person With Muse — 05:21

An overview of Muse on Windows.

In this tutorial, we'll show you how to use the Muse app on Windows.

You'll learn about limitations and workarounds, and we'll cover getting setup with an audio driver like VB Audio Cable to share DAW/computer audio. We'll also go over how to share MIDI with the session.

The Muse app lets you use any DAW to make music online for free.

00:00 Intro
00:26 Downloading Muse
01:19 Quick setup guide (starting your first session)
04:42 Sharing DAW audio
05:14 Sharing computer audio
06:19 Recording overview
06:39 Recording with the Muse Recording device (Ableton, Logic, DAWs that let you select separate input/output devices)
08:07 Recording with the Muse Recording Plugin (Pro Tools, Studio One, DAWs that only let you select one device for input/output)
09:53 Recording to a file
10:23 MIDI sending/receiving
11:44 Sharing screen
12:09 Screen control
13:31 Screen recording
14:10 File sharing
14:46 Audio settings (quality selection)
16:48 Audio settings (channel selection)
17:00 Audio settings (latency/buffer)
17:22 Audio settings (sample rate)
17:37 Audio settings (speakers)
17:47 Video settings
18:04 Muse mixer/sidebar (your device controls)
18:49 Talkback/push-to-talk
19:11 Muse mixer/sidebar (your collaborator’s device controls)
19:54 Muse toolbar controls (quick access)
20:46 Inviting collaborators
21:21 Muse Community
21:45 Muse dashboard
21:58 Scheduling sessions
22:09 Conclusion

Mac plugin tutorial.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to share DAW audio with the Muse Plugin on Mac.

In this video:
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1 Verify Plugin & Add to Master— 00:16
2 Muse DAW Bridge— 00:25
3 Troubleshooting Issues— 00:51

Windows plugin tutorial.

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to share DAW audio with the Muse Plugin on Windows.

In this video:
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1 Download a Virtual Audio Driver — 00:16
2 Share Audio Driver & Disable Loopback — 00:26
3 Verify Plugin & Add to Master — 00:45
4 Troubleshooting Issues — 01:04

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