Cloud storage for your sample library
Your 2 TB sample library.
On a 256 GB MacBook.
Upload your samples, presets and projects once. MusiDrive keeps them in the cloud and puts them in Finder and your DAW on every Mac, like a hard drive you never plug in.
Invites go out in small groups. Pricing comes before the beta opens.
macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon and Intel
336 GB in Finder.
0 bytes on this Mac.
Drag a sound into Live and it starts playing. That one file is now on your Mac. The other 335 GB stay in the cloud until you need them.
Type the sound in your head.
Hear it a second later.
Press ⌥Space over any app and type "dark choir pad" or "trap hats 140". MusiDrive reads tempo, key, genre and feel from the audio itself, on your Mac, so it finds sounds whose file names say nothing.
One window for your whole Vault.
And what's on this Mac.
See what you added lately, how much is in the cloud and how much is kept on this Mac, and what's still uploading.
Five things
an external drive can't do.
- 01
Be on two Macs at once
Save a bounce on the studio Mac and it's on your laptop about a second later.
- 02
Bring back what you deleted
Every save and every delete can be undone for 30 days, from any of your Macs.
- 03
Keep your music to yourself
Sounds are encrypted on your Mac before they upload, so the cloud only ever stores scrambled data. Lose a Mac and you can sign it out from another one.
- 04
Search by what it sounds like
A drive searches file names. Type "warm pad in Eb" into MusiDrive and you get warm pads in E flat, even ones called pad_final_02.wav.
- 05
Tell you which plugins are missing
Drop in an Ableton project and see every plugin this Mac doesn't have yet, with where to download it.
Already in your DAW's browser.
Nothing to import.
Live, Logic, FL Studio and Kontakt see MusiDrive as one more folder. You point them at it once.
In Live's browser, under Places. Add MusiDrive to Places. Sounds preview when you click them and drag onto tracks like any other folder.
Pricing
comes before the beta.
Questions
producers ask us.
Still wondering? Email us and a person will read it.
Bring your library.
Leave the drives.
Invites go out in small groups, biggest libraries first. Tell us your DAW and roughly how big yours is.