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The whole libraryOne subscription, every plugin

Spectral processors, granular engines, glitch tools, spatial effects and generative synths, all opened from one browser inside your DAW. New devices arrive in the plugin as they are released.

Not sure yet? Download Studies free: ten complete devices, no credit card. Subscribing later unlocks the same install.

$9/mo · $85/yrYearly saves $23, over two months free

60 devices41 processors, 19 synths

New devicesDelivered into the plugin as released

What you get

Every device, kept current

All 60 devices in one install
Studies Effects for audio, Studies Instruments for MIDI
New devices and device updates, no reinstalling
Signal-flow faceplates, control by control
Device, preset and settings saved with your project
Works offline for up to three weeks at a time
Use on all of your own computers
Every device documented in the Handbook

The browser

Audition the library on a playing track

The browser sorts every device by collection, each with a short description. Switch devices while the track plays and hear each one in context.

Generative
Glitch
Granular
Modifier
Pitch & Time
Spatial
Spectral
Synthesizer

Studies Instruments plays from MIDI with full polyphony, release tails and pitch bend, and holds the generative synths, the granular instruments and PM-202.

Subscribing

01 · SubscribeMonthly or yearly, here.
02 · Sign inClick SIGN IN in Studies. A page opens: enter your checkout email, then the code we send you.
03 · PlayThe full library downloads into the plugin.

Haven’t installed Studies yet? The installer is on the free download page.

Good to know

If you cancel

The full library stays until the end of the period you paid for, then the ten free devices keep working. Projects still open; a subscription device shows a RENEW panel until you renew, then plays exactly as you saved it.

Studies or standalone?

Our plugins are still sold individually as one-time purchases you own outright. Need one tool? Buy it on its own. Want to work across the library? Studies is the better value. They are separate builds, so projects made with a standalone version keep using it.