Instruments Included in Musiversal Unlimited: The Complete Guide

Introduction

You've heard about Musiversal. Maybe you've seen a session clip, read about the membership model, or found yourself wondering whether $249/month actually gets you what it claims to.

This guide answers that in full – every instrument, every service, and exactly what each session covers. For a broader overview of how the membership works, read the Musiversal Unlimited breakdown.

What Instruments and Services Are Available?

Musiversal offers 130+ instruments and services across every category a producer might need. Here's the complete breakdown.

• Drums: Acoustic drums tracked in a professional, acoustically treated room with full multi-track stems: kick in and out, snare top and bottom, toms, overheads, and room mics. Phase-aligned and ready to mix.
  
• Bass: Electric bass (4-string and 5-string), fretless electric bass, double bass, and bass synth. Every electric and fretless bass session includes both the DI and amp signal as standard — no add-ons.
  
• Percussion: An extensive roster of world percussion covering congas, bongos, cajón, djembe, tabla, darbuka, pandeiro, marimba, vibraphone, glockenspiel, cowbell, güiro, maracas, shakers, tamborim, tambourine, xequerê, bendir, castanets, claves, cuíca, timbales, timbau, triangle, udu, surdo, tantan, repique de anel, riqq, pandeiro (nylon and leather), reco-reco, gungas, seeds, kanjira, and traditional Costa Rican marimba.
  
• Guitar: Acoustic guitar (steel string, nylon string, 12-string, 7-string), electric guitar (standard, baritone, 12-string), lap steel, pedal steel, dobro, mandolin, banjo, ukulele, guitalele, cavaco, and a range of world instruments including oud, electric oud, Persian santur, hammered dulcimer, cümbüş, charango, ronroco, and simsimiyya (Egyptian lyre).
  
• Keys and Piano: Acoustic grand piano, upright acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer, keyboard, analog synthesizer, bass synth, and accordion.
  
• Strings: Violin, electric violin, viola, cello, electric cello, and double bass. Record live strings for any genre; from pop, rock, orchestral, country, and much, much more.
  
• Winds and Brass: Flute, clarinet (Bb), saxophone (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone), trumpet (Bb, C, piccolo), flugelhorn, trombone (alto, tenor, bass), euphonium, tuba, and harmonica. A large collection of wind and brass instruments for your melodies, textures, rhythm and, harmony.
  
• Vocals: Vocalists fluent in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Bulgarian, and Catalan. Rap and hip-hop vocals in English are also available, with the option for the artist to write custom lyrics to your beat or perform lyrics you provide.
  
• Beats: High-quality beats providing the rhythmic foundation for your tracks, produced by professional beat-makers on the roster.
  

Beyond Recording: The Full Production Journey

What makes the Musiversal membership different from a simple session booking platform is the scope of what's included alongside the recording sessions. The membership covers the full arc of making a professional track – from the first idea to the final master.

Pre-Production

• Meet & Greet: An introduction to the platform and individual musicians. Good for new members who want to understand the workflow before booking their first recording session.
  A Meet & Greet session lets you connect with a musician before you record – talk through the track, share your vision, hear how they interpret it, and explore ideas together. Because sessions are unlimited, that conversation costs nothing extra.
  

• Production Kickstart: A structured session to develop your project concept, get guidance on next steps, and build a clear plan for your production. Useful if you have an idea but aren't sure how to approach the arrangement or instrumentation.
  

• Live Arrangement: Work live with a professional arranger to map out exactly what each instrument will play before you record. Going into your recording sessions with a clear arrangement means less time correcting, more time capturing.
  

• Session Materials Creation: Send your song and Musiversal will produce professional chord charts, lead sheets, and transcriptions ready to use in your recording sessions. No music theory knowledge required.
  

• Transcription: Turn your melodies into professional sheet music.
  

• Songwriting (co-writing): Develop melodies, lyrics, and structure in real time with a professional songwriter.
  

• Songwriting (feedback): Get expert notes on your existing lyrics and melodies.

Post-Production

• Audio Editing: Full technical editing included: comping (combining the best parts of multiple takes), pitch tuning, and time alignment. The complete scope, handled by a professional engineer.
  

• Quick Mix: A 35–45 minute live mixing session with a professional engineer covering balancing, EQ, and compression. Included in the membership, bookable unlimited times, and sufficient for release for many members and genres. Deliverables are provided at the end of the session.
  

• Mix Feedback: Professional notes on your mix at any stage of the process. Specific, actionable, and included in the membership.
  

• Mastering: Release-ready stereo mastering is included in the membership. No extra cost, no separate queue.

Learning and Workflow

• DAW Support: Dedicated sessions for Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Reaper, GarageBand, and Luna. Get your setup optimized and your workflow unblocked.
  

• Home Vocal Recording Tips: Guidance on mic placement, gain staging, and getting the best performance from a home setup before your vocal session.
  

• Production Feedback: A professional producer's perspective on your current or upcoming productions.

Promotion

• Music Marketing Advice: Expert guidance on release strategy, distribution, and how to reach your audience once the music is finished.
  

• Cover Design: A professional graphic designer delivers a release-ready digital cover for your single, EP, or album.
  

• Short-Form Video Editing: Polished short-form video content (60 seconds or less) for social media promotion.

The One Thing Not Included: Full Mix

Every service listed above is included in the flat $249/month membership – with one exception.

• Full Mix is a premium mixing service where a professional engineer dedicates a full day to a single track. It costs $249 per session and is the only add-on to the membership.

Quick Mix is the right choice for most productions – it's fast, collaborative, and release-ready across genres. Full Mix is for tracks that need a full-day level of depth and refinement.

Who Gets the Most Out of Musiversal?

The membership works best for producers and artists who are actively making music – people who want to move fast without compromising on quality, and who understand that the best recordings happen in collaboration, not isolation. If you want to be in the room with a world-class musician, hear the take as it happens, and shape the performance in real time rather than waiting days for files that almost get it right – this is built for you.

• Independent producers who want real instruments on their tracks but can't justify the cost of a traditional studio or per-session marketplace fees. The unlimited model changes the economics completely – you can experiment freely without a financial penalty for exploring.
  

• Singer-songwriters who need professional recordings but don't have a network of session musicians. The roster, the audition process, and the live session format do the work that would otherwise require years of industry connections.
  

• Artists finishing their first serious project – an EP, an album, a single they actually want to release. The full-production scope of the membership means you don't need to find separate services for arrangement, recording, mixing, and mastering. It's all in one place.
  

• Prolific creators who have ideas faster than they can execute them. The concurrent booking system and unlimited session model mean output is limited by your ideas, not by the platform.

Pricing: What Does $249/Month Actually Get You?

A single session with a session musician on a freelance marketplace typically runs $150–$300. One track, one take, one invoice – before any revisions.

At $249/month, a Musiversal membership covers unlimited sessions across recording, mixing, mastering, editing, arrangement, songwriting, and production support. The math becomes clear quickly: the membership pays for itself after one or two sessions, and everything after that is production you wouldn't have been able to afford on a per-session model.

There are no per-session charges, no surprise invoices, and no add-ons beyond the optional Full Mix.

Ready to Start?

The best way to understand the membership is to experience a session. Browse the full roster to see who you'd want to work with first, or learn more about how it works before booking.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a Musiversal membership?

The Musiversal Unlimited membership includes unlimited live recording sessions with 115+ session musicians, plus songwriting, arrangement, audio editing, Quick Mix, mastering, DAW support, marketing advice, cover design, and video editing – all for $249/month.

Is mixing included in the Musiversal membership?

Yes. Quick Mix is included and can be booked unlimited times. Full Mix, which involves a full-day engineer commitment, is a separate add-on at $249 per session.

Is mastering included?

Yes. Mastering is included in the Musiversal Unlimited membership at no additional cost.

How long are sessions?

Most instrument recording sessions run 35 minutes. Vocal, mixing, and audio editing sessions run 35–45 minutes. Two sessions can be booked back-to-back for a 60-minute block.

How many sessions can I book per month?

There is no monthly session cap. You can have up to 4 sessions booked concurrently at any time, with each slot freeing up immediately when a session ends.

What file format are deliverables in?

All recordings are delivered as WAV stems, compatible with every major DAW.

Do I own the recordings?

Yes. 100% of every recording made on Musiversal belongs to you.

What instruments are available?

130+ instruments and services across drums, bass, guitar, keys, strings, brass, vocals, beats, and world percussion. Browse the full roster here.

What do I need to prepare before a session?

At minimum, your BPM, key, and genre. A chord chart or lead sheet is required for most sessions. An audio guide locked to the correct tempo is strongly recommended. For a full checklist, read How to Prepare for Your First Remote Recording Session.