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In this tutorial, we'll go over a quick setup guide and general overview on how to get started with Muse.

You'll learn how to host or join a session, how to select the inputs you want to share, how to set the session's settings, and how to invite users to your session.

You'll also see an overview of the sidebar and collaborators section, and get an introduction to the quick actions that allow for Muse's workflow (i.e mute, solo, push-to-talk, and more).

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.

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 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.

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

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