Nine native plugins. One engine.
A hybrid synth, a drum machine, an effects rack, a mastering suite, a pitch editor, a meter, a console, a MIDI rack and a workstation — built on one hand-written C++ core, so they share a library, a preset format, and find each other in your session.
They work as one
Insert them and they see each other — no cables, no routing, even across hosts that sandbox every plugin in its own process.
LimoBus
A shared registry every Limo plugin publishes to. LimoMixer runs faders, solo, staging and remote Auto Mix on every channel from one window; LimoFX stages a whole session to loudness targets; LimoMeter’s readings appear on every board.
Tempo, key and chord
LimoDAW publishes the song’s tempo, key and live chord. LimoMidi’s Chord Follow and LimoSynth’s arpeggiators pick it up — one source, every instrument in key. LimoLink streams audio between plugins for vocoding and carriers.
One library
Presets, sample banks, kits and songs live in a single content folder that LimoSynth, LimoDAW and LimoDrum all read. A SoundFont imported in one is a kit shelf in another; a sound saved anywhere appears everywhere.
Web ↔ plugin
The same preset files the LimoNote web studio uses open in the native plugins and back. Every plugin’s AI assistant runs on the same LimoNote account and credits.
Compatibility & licensing
- Formats
- VST3 · AU · StandaloneARA 2 in LimoTune, LimoFX and LimoMaster. CLAP on the roadmap.
- Systems
- macOS 10.13 or laterApple Silicon and Intel, native. Windows in development.
- Licensing
- One-time purchaseLifetime updates. No subscription.
- Activation
- Sign in onceNo dongles, no machine limits. Works offline after activation.
- Trial
- Fully functionalEvery plugin runs unregistered, with a gentle periodic volume dip.
- AI assistants
- LimoNote accountPair once from inside the plugin. Uses your LimoNote credits.