Text and texture credits are now one kind of credit. Textures, world texts, narration and Orchidea all spend from the same balance.

Plan credits reset every month. Credit packs come in three sizes, and the credits in a pack last 12 months from the day you buy it.

Read about plans and credits →

An Orbiter can now be played as an instrument: the Sampler plays sample libraries, Sheaf is a subtractive synth, and Granular plays an audio as grains.

Read about the Sampler →

Up to three instruments in one Orbiter​

A Notes Orbiter plays up to three instruments side by side, one per World. An instrument with nothing feeding it notes gets a Piano Roll.

Read about multiple instruments →

Audio effects​

Reverb, Delay, Flanger, Chorus, a Pitch shifter, a Frequency shifter, Compressor, Saturator, filters, EQ and Bitcrusher, plus One versions that fit an effect into a single knob.

Read about audio effects →

MIDI effects​

Shape notes before they reach an instrument: a Drum Sequencer, Note Echo, Velocity, an Arpeggiator, a step sequencer, Scale and Pitch.

Read about MIDI effects →

Presets​

Save a module, a World or a whole rack as a preset, and load it into another Orbiter.

Your own audio files​

Play audio files from your computer in an Orbiter without uploading them.

Collections offline​

Download a collection and play it with no connection, on desktop.

Open a room in the Playground and pass its code to a friend, and you play together, with up to four Orbiters between you. If nobody's around, Quick play finds someone who is also looking.

Two people on one Orbiter​

Two people can play the same Orbiter at once. A control you are holding shows as yours to the other player, and the whole session stays in sync.

Sharing​

Editors can manage who collaborates on what they edit, and you can get a notification when someone shares something with you.

Read about sharing →

Orbiters run on a new sound engine: stretch an audio without changing its pitch, play it backwards, or break it into grains. Each effect also shows in the scene.

Open source​

The code behind Plantasia Space is open, so you can see how the instruments you play are made.

Read the blog post →

Versions and autosave​

Your work saves as you go. Audios keep their versions, and editing something released starts a draft, so people keep hearing the released one until you release again.

A world or a clip in the feed plays right on its card, with nothing opening on top.

A home feed you choose​

Pick how the home feed is ordered: a blend, the newest first, what people are playing, or older work you may have missed.

Read about the home feed →

A play queue​

Line up audios in the mini player and they keep playing while you move around the site.

Build a collection that mixes audios, worlds and clips, in the order you want. Your profile has a Collections tab where visitors can browse them.

Read about collections →

Comments and reactions​

Comment on or react to audios, worlds and everything else on Plantasia Space.

Clips in the home feed​

Clips have their own tab in the home feed, and they show up in search.