Aug 7, 2026 · 1 hr 19 min · 14 segments
Karanyi Sounds founder Dani Karanyi joins The Audio Programmer to break down what actually sells audio plugins, and why most never do. We get into pricing and why you cannot win the race to the…
Dani KaranyiGuest
Joshua HodgeHost
because we think that the analog hardware looks very important still for musicians because analog feels quality.

The linear elements feels more modern and the limited controls are really easy to use.

CloudMax was a very popular product when it released, and I was really surprised because it was a love project.

It was something that I really wanted to do because I love ambient music and big, luscious sounds.

And we streamlined this plugin into the one that released for the second one in 2025.

And we take out some elements which we thought that it might be not enough friendly.

So it's important to see that on CloudMax, we still have like 50 plus controls, but still it's not pushing to you.

And we thought maybe it would be nice to have as an extra skin to give as a more personal touch for it.

So we kept the big knobs, the dual knobs and the basic colors, but we started to streamline it more.

because we think that the analog hardware looks very important still for musicians because analog feels quality.

The linear elements feels more modern and the limited controls are really easy to use.

CloudMax was a very popular product when it released, and I was really surprised because it was a love project.

It was something that I really wanted to do because I love ambient music and big, luscious sounds.

And we streamlined this plugin into the one that released for the second one in 2025.

And we take out some elements which we thought that it might be not enough friendly.

So it's important to see that on CloudMax, we still have like 50 plus controls, but still it's not pushing to you.

And we thought maybe it would be nice to have as an extra skin to give as a more personal touch for it.

So we kept the big knobs, the dual knobs and the basic colors, but we started to streamline it more.
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