Cue is a live room for making music with people who aren't in the room. Your DAW goes in at full quality, every source keeps its own fader, and nobody has to bounce a stem to be heard.
Setup is once per machine. After that, starting a session takes about as long as opening your DAW.
Cue installs and configures a virtual audio device, so your DAW has somewhere to send its output. One time, on each computer you use.
Name the room, set the tempo and key if you want them, and send the link. Guests join without making an account.
Set your DAW's output to the Cue device. Everything you play goes into the room alongside your mic, on its own fader.
Cue carries the tools you already use into a shared session, without flattening them into one channel on the way.
Send Ableton, Logic, FL or anything else straight into the session. No bouncing, no re-recording — they hear what you're playing as you play it.
Everyone's mic and DAW arrive on separate strips. Turn someone's synth down without turning them down, and it only changes what you hear.
Stereo at 48kHz with echo cancellation and noise suppression switched off, because those are built for speech and they take the life out of a take.
Put your arrangement, your score or a reference up at full resolution so everyone's talking about the same bar.
Play a part and have it trigger on their setup, with their instruments and their patches.
Guests join with a link and no account. A waiting room means you decide who comes in, and when.
| Feature | Cue | Muse |
|---|---|---|
| DAW audio routing | All plans | Paid only |
| Separate DAW fader | Included | Not available |
| Session recording | All plans | Paid only |
| Screen sharing | All plans | All plans |
| Guests without an account | All plans | Account required |
| Community sessions | Included | Not available |
| Paid plans from | $4/week or $8/mo | $9.99/mo |
Free plan, no card, cancel a paid plan whenever.