Playing is free, and it stays free. You pay when you want to keep a recording and take it with you, and only for the ones you keep.
For listening and playing. Every instrument at full length, every journey, and it never plays the same way twice.
For keeping a few. Record what you play and download it in full quality. A pass is five tracks, up to thirty minutes each.
For working commercially. Your client work, your channels, social, ads, the courses you sell. Make as much as the work needs.
Recording and subscriptions open soon. Playing is free right now, so you can hear the whole instrument today. When recording opens, you agree to the Somasonic license at checkout.
[one line, in their own words, about what it did for them]
[a maker on recording their own instrument into it]
[a line about the take they would have lost]
[a practitioner on using a recording in a session]
[a line about how it sounds, the feeling of it]
[a musician on sharing exclusive tracks with fans]
The instrument keeps the last ninety seconds while you play. Hit record and the moment you just liked is already there, waiting, even the one you thought had passed. On an instrument that never repeats, that is the difference between the take you meant to keep and the take you have.
A paid plan opens the inputs. On any paid plan you bring a microphone and your own instrument, a singing bowl, a flute, your voice, and it plays into the field next to Somasonic, at 432 or 440 so it sits with your bowls. Studio opens the full midi route, so you play Somasonic itself from your controller and run it inside your rig. What you record is you and Somasonic together, in one take.
You keep what you make. A file you download is yours, in full quality, for as long as you have it. Stopping a subscription leaves every file you already made untouched.
The track pass is for personal use, not for client or commercial work. Once you earn from a track, or make at volume, you are working commercially, and that is studio: client work, your channels, social, ads, the courses you sell, whatever you make it for.
Every download sits behind terms you accept, and each plan carries the license for that use. A track is generated once and belongs to no one else, so it will not be claimed or muted the way library music sometimes is.
Somasonic runs in your browser. Nothing is streamed and nothing is downloaded while you play, because the sound is made on your own machine as it happens. That is also why it never repeats.