Frequently asked questions.

Create an account, install the app, and activate your device. The trial gives you a real window to judge the workflow before you spend anything.

The app clearly tells you the trial is over and moves into restricted review mode. To unlock creative features again, choose a paid plan.

If you keep the monthly plan active for 10 consecutive paid months, Cresono converts that path into permanent ownership on the final month.

The standard lifetime price is $249. During launch, the first 100 lifetime customers get it for $149.

Yes. Paid plans are intended for commercial work. Trial access is for evaluation.

No. The creative side is built around local work. Internet is for account and delivery flow, not for shipping your projects to someone else's servers.

A modern Windows machine is the target. A CUDA-capable NVIDIA GPU is strongly recommended if you want the heavier AI features to feel comfortable.

Yes. Device protection exists to secure the product, but account flow can move access when you change hardware.

Not yet. The current release requires an NVIDIA CUDA-compatible GPU. AMD support is planned for a future update, but for now results on AMD hardware cannot be guaranteed.

The engines alone are roughly 47 GB, and the full install lands near 50 GB. Make sure you have a fast SSD with at least 60 GB of free space.

No. All processing happens locally on your machine. Your projects, vocals, and creations never leave your computer.

Both. The suite includes a full DAW with multi-track recording, mixing, 14 built-in effects, and AI-powered song creation — alongside voice conversion, enhancement, and text-to-speech.

Your access continues until the end of the current billing period. After that, the app moves to restricted mode. Your projects and exported files remain yours.

No. After installing the app and signing in, the engines are fetched automatically on first launch. Just make sure you have a stable internet connection for the initial setup.