The marketing site has a new coat and a new script.
- Light, not dark. A cream canvas with the product in dark frames, so the DAW reads as the DAW. Orange is for buttons and badges. Text and links use colours that pass contrast checks.
- One page, one problem. The landing page opens on the loops that never became a song and runs from there: what changes, three moves from a loop to a song, a sixty-second recording of the stage most people put off (the mix) being done, the four moments the DAW is built for, a side-by-side table against the kinds of tool a musician reaches for instead, the plans, the questions people ask first, and the download.
- Honest numbers. Every credit figure on the site is computed from the plans and the published bands (“about 270–330 short audio takes a month” on Pro), and the annual saving badge is derived, not typed. The caveats stay in the copy: the Windows SmartScreen warning, Apple Silicon only on macOS, credits are estimates, the assistant needs internet, paid seats are limited during the beta.
- Phones. A navigation that exists, and a download bar that follows you once the hero scrolls away.
- Reviews, later. The site has a place for what musicians say and shows nothing there until a real person says it.
The whole DAW is still free. Download Muse™ free.