Download StudioPilot

The VST3 · AU plugin for every major DAW.

No install needed

StudioPilot also runs right in your browser. Same account.

macOS

Notarized

Apple Silicon & Intel, universal binarymacOS 13 Ventura or laterVST3 · Audio UnitDownload for macOS (.pkg)Universal installer · 13 MB · account required to generate

Windows

Signed

64-bit x64Windows 10 22H2 or Windows 11VST3 · installerDownload for Windows (.exe)Installer · 5 MB · account required to generate

New to StudioPilot? Start for $1. Prices in USD.

What happens next:run the installer, then StudioPilot shows up in your DAW's plugin list (VST3 / AU), rescan if needed.

StudioPilot for Windows

The Windows installer (.exe) places StudioPilot for you and runs in every VST3 DAW today. (macOS ships a signed, notarized installer above.)

Run the downloaded StudioPilot-Setup.exe.
Follow the installer prompts, it places the VST3 for you.
Restart your DAW and rescan plugins. StudioPilot appears in your plugin list. Log in to activate your credits.

The installer places StudioPilot.vst3 into your VST3 folder automatically, no manual copying.

Not showing up? If antivirus quarantines the file, add an exclusion for StudioPilot and rescan your DAW.

What the plugin adds

Add an instrument or vocals over the clip on the track
Cover a part, or start from scratch at 8, 16, 32 or 64 bars
Record the DAW, then drag the take back onto the timeline

Installation steps

Download for your operating system above: a signed installer on macOS, a signed installer (.exe) on Windows.
Run the installer and follow the prompts.
Restart your DAW to trigger a plugin re-scan.
Find "StudioPilot" in your plugin list and load it on a track.
Log in with your StudioPilot account to activate your credits.

System requirements

OS: macOS 13 Ventura+ or Windows 10 22H2 / Windows 11
Architecture: Apple Silicon or Intel (macOS); 64-bit x64 (Windows)
RAM: 8 GB minimum, 16 GB recommended
Plugin formats: VST3 (Windows & macOS), Audio Unit (macOS)
Internet: Required. Generation runs in the cloud
DAW: Any DAW that loads VST3 or AU plugins

Supported DAWs

Ableton LiveVST3
Logic ProAU
FL StudioVST3
CubaseVST3
Studio OneVST3
ReaperVST3, AU
BitwigVST3

Frequently asked questions

: The guided tutorial uses Default, for personal use. First-time payers: Starter is $1 in month 1, $6/month for months 2 to 7, then $12/month automatically from month 8. Prices in USD. See the pricing page for details.
: macOS ships a signed installer with VST3 and Audio Unit (AU) binaries. On Windows, the signed installer places the VST3.
: Yes. The macOS installer is a universal binary that runs natively on both Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs. No Rosetta 2 translation layer is required.
: On macOS, run the uninstaller in /Applications/StudioPilot or remove the component files from ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/. On Windows, uninstall StudioPilot from Settings → Apps (or delete StudioPilot.vst3 from C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\). Your account and credits are unaffected.

StudioPilot for Windows

The Windows installer (.exe) places StudioPilot for you and runs in every VST3 DAW today. (macOS ships a signed, notarized installer above.)

Run the downloaded StudioPilot-Setup.exe.

Follow the installer prompts, it places the VST3 for you.

Restart your DAW and rescan plugins. StudioPilot appears in your plugin list. Log in to activate your credits.

The installer places StudioPilot.vst3 into your VST3 folder automatically, no manual copying.

Not showing up? If antivirus quarantines the file, add an exclusion for StudioPilot and rescan your DAW.

Installation steps

Download for your operating system above: a signed installer on macOS, a signed installer (.exe) on Windows.

Run the installer and follow the prompts.

Restart your DAW to trigger a plugin re-scan.

Find "StudioPilot" in your plugin list and load it on a track.

Frequently asked questions

The guided tutorial uses Default, for personal use. First-time payers: Starter is $1 in month 1, $6/month for months 2 to 7, then $12/month automatically from month 8. Prices in USD. See the pricing page for details.

macOS ships a signed installer with VST3 and Audio Unit (AU) binaries. On Windows, the signed installer places the VST3.

Yes. The macOS installer is a universal binary that runs natively on both Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs. No Rosetta 2 translation layer is required.

On macOS, run the uninstaller in /Applications/StudioPilot or remove the component files from ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/. On Windows, uninstall StudioPilot from Settings → Apps (or delete StudioPilot.vst3 from C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\). Your account and credits are unaffected.