Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Velion
When will Velion be released?
Velion will be released in Q3 2026 for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Is Velion free?
Yes, forever! Velion is and remains completely free. There are no license fees, no in-app purchases and no hidden costs. We believe in free software for all producers.
Why is Velion free?
We believe professional music production should be accessible to everyone. That's why Velion is and remains free. There's no premium version, no hidden costs, and no license fees.
What is Velion?
Velion is a professional Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) for music production. It was developed to provide producers with powerful tools suitable for both beginners and professionals.
Which operating systems are supported?
Velion is available for Windows (10+), macOS (11+) and Linux (Ubuntu 20.04+). A project can be opened on all platforms.
Which plugin formats are supported?
Velion supports VST3, AU (Audio Units), LV2 and AAX plugins. This gives you access to thousands of effects and instruments.
How low is the latency?
Velion offers latency under 1ms, which enables primitive playing like with real hardware. The exact latency depends on your hardware.
Can I import projects from other DAWs?
We are working on import functions for common DAW formats. For now, you can directly import audio files (WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG).
Is there a mobile version?
A mobile version is currently not planned. Velion is optimized for desktop systems and uses the full power of your computer hardware.
How can I download Velion?
You can register for a notification on the download page or contact us via email.
Where can I get support?
For questions, you can contact us via email at info@velion-daw.de. We respond as quickly as possible.
Can I help with development?
We welcome feedback and suggestions! Contact us to exchange ideas. In the future, we will also have a community platform.
Can I use Velion commercially?
Yes! Velion can be used for both private and commercial projects. There are no restrictions.