
OmMuse
OmMuse is a music storage, version control, and collaboration platform for musicians and producers to store, organize, and share tracks, stems, and projects, with encrypted messaging and collaborator discovery.
About OmMuse
OmMuse
OmMuse lets music creators upload and store WAV, MP3, and FLAC audio along with stems and project files, organize them into projects with folders, and keep multiple versions of tracks. Files can be shared by link with public, private, or collaborator-only access. Users can build profiles, discover other musicians and producers on the Explore page, and message collaborators through encrypted messaging. The page advertises a free tier with 100 MB of storage and no sign-up needed to try, a 7-day trial, and paid Major and Enterprise plans with larger storage and additional features such as social media and newsletter promotion for select tracks. Enterprise pricing is available on request.
Key features
- Upload WAV, MP3, and FLAC files
- AI-based automatic cataloging and tagging of tracks, stems, and project files
- Version control to keep every iteration of a track and update stems with collaborators
- Share tracks by link with public, private, or collaborator-only access
- Organize tracks into projects with folders
- Customizable profiles highlighting skills, music, and promotional links
- Explore page to discover producers and musicians
- Encrypted direct messaging with collaborators
- Task assignment, approval tracking, and release management
- Access projects from any device
Best suited for
- Music producers and artists managing tracks and stems
- Musicians collaborating remotely on shared song files
- Creators who need version history for tracks
- Teams needing controlled access to project assets
Pricing
Free tier with 100 MB storage and no sign-up needed; 7-day trial; Major plan listed at $7.99/mo (billed monthly, $9.99 struck through) with yearly savings of 20%; Enterprise pricing by contact. Plan details are as shown on the page.
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