Licensing, pricing and support

← Products - MUSIC X

This answers several questions related to licencing and pricing

We are currently offering all those with a a current MUSIC Support and Maintenance Agreement a MUSICX licence at no additional cost. Contact us via User Voice or sales@ewater.org.au to find out more or to upgrade your SMA to take advantage of this limited offer.

New users can purchase MUSICX licences as a:

•       perpetual licence fo a single user, locked to one computer – Standard licence

•       floating (network) multi-user licence

•       Plug-in (with Source) licence.

The standard perpetual licence has a one-off cost of $5000+GST and includes the first 12 months of basic support (IT and software support). Single use licences can be purchased online, contact us at sales@ewater.org.au to discuss network and multiple user licences. NB: MUSICX is a stand alone product, it does not need to be run with Source.

Support and maintenance packages for MUSICX remain the same, including user documentation and the help function..

Products - MUSIC X

  1. What are the main benefits of MUSICX versus MUSIC 6.3.0?
  2. What new opportunities will MUSICX support?
  3. Does MUSICX have any new capability or science?
  4. How can unique or local conditions be incorporated?
  5. How do I write a plugin?
  6. Licensing, pricing and support
  7. Compatibility between MUSICX and MUSIC 6.3 and transitioning to MUSICX
  8. Is MUSIC-link available?
  9. Does MUSICX have Source functionality like inbuilt calibration and optimisation?
  10. Has the "edit all nodes of this type" functionality been retained?
  11. Does MUSICX have the ability to model sub-timestep scale routing along MUSIC links?
  12. Have extra routing models been added other than ‘none’, ‘translation’ and ‘muskingum-cunge’ that are in MUSIC 6.3?
  13. When you run a grassed swale in MUSIC 6.3 it has 100% removal efficiency for gross pollutants. The performance of the swale is also the same, regardless of whether it is 2% grade or 15% grade. Is this fixed in MUSICX?
  14. Does the flow transfer function within a generic node still ‘loose’ water from the model, or can I now account for this ‘lost’ water within a secondary link?
  15. Have the source node input properties been changed from MUSIC 6.3 or are many of the Source nodes still the same (residential, commercial, industrial) with the only variation in the nodes being their name?
  16. When a file is sent to a regulator to review, will it include the met-data or will they have to specify it separately?
  17. Do secondary links exist in MUSICX?
  18. Previous versions of MUSIC were not well accepted for use in WA due to unique soil conditions in the Swan Coastal Plain. Will MUSIC X be compatible for use in WA?
  19. How does the program know how to read the rainfall xls? Does it need to be in particular column etc. or can it work it out for itself?
  20. Has the MUSIC 6.3 bug relating to a maximum custom storage depth within a wetland been fixed

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