DMC60
6.8#3 in drum machine softwareFrom $9.99 a monthmacOSWindows
VisitDMC60 vs mpump
What both publish
| Fact | DMC60 | mpump |
|---|---|---|
| Documentation | The manual contains dedicated sections for audio engine, sampler, programs, chopping, keygroup synth, sequencer, song mode, effects, mixer, MIDI, sync, cloud sync, export and appearance. | The repository includes separate technical documents covering architecture, sound design and a user guide. |
| Integrations | DMC60 follows DAW transport, supports Ableton Link in standalone mode and includes Arturia MiniLab 3 and KeyLab mkII mappings. | The project documents MIDI clock synchronization and an Ableton Link bridge that works with Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Bitwig, Traktor, djay, and other Link-enabled apps. |
| Self-hosting | The product pages describe desktop installation and optional cloud sync, with no self-hosted deployment option documented. | The jam relay is open source and can be self-hosted by configuring a custom WebSocket endpoint. |
DMC60 plans
- Monthly subscription$9.99 a month
- Perpetual license$129, paid once
mpump plans
- FreeFree
Pick DMC60 if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick mpump if…
mpump suits people who want to create sequenced beats in a browser and share editable grooves by link. It may also suit musicians using MIDI clock or Ableton Link, provided they can supply a relay for live collaboration.