Onezise for Education

Advancing audio engineering education through accessible DSP algorithms, professional VST toolsets, and open curriculum partnerships.

At Onezise, we believe that the future of sound engineering is built in the classroom, the home studio, and the acoustic laboratory. Our education initiative bridges the gap between high-end commercial DSP architecture and academic exploration, giving students and educators unhindered access to industry-grade audio tools.

Learn Audio & Sound

Learn and create without limits with our tools and classes.

Feature / Component Personal License Education License
DSP Algorithms & Engines Full Commercial Access + classes Full Academic & Research Access + classes
VST Plugins & Synths Paid plugins remain paid. Complete Suite for free.
Concurrent Activations Limited Unlimited* / Expanded
Extended classes Included Extended Classes
Technical Support Priority Email / Standard Support Standard Support
Pricing Paid (Standard Tier & Product Pricing) Free for Education / Subsidized Labs
*Educational verification requires a valid .edu email address, student ID card, or institutional accreditation document issued by an accredited secondary or tertiary audio engineering institution. Licenses are renewed annually upon proof of active enrollment or faculty status.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is eligible for the Onezise Education program?
Enrolled undergraduate and graduate students, full-time and part-time faculty members at accredited music, audio engineering, or computer science institutions, as well as designated public educational labs.
Can student licenses be used for commercial releases?
Educational licenses are strictly intended for academic study, research, and non-commercial portfolio projects. If you plan to release commercial music or monetize productions made with Onezise tools, please transition to our Personal or Studio license tiers.
How do universities deploy licenses across multiple workstations?
We provide bulk site-license management consoles for department heads and lab administrators, allowing seamless deployment via network license servers or individual institutional Onezise IDs.
Is the Developer SDK included in educational packages?
Yes! Computer music and DSP engineering students receive access to our C++ and JUCE-compatible developer documentation for building custom audio effects and synthesizers as part of their coursework.