Brand asset credits

Where every logo on this site came from, and the terms it is used under.

Last updated 20 October 2026

How marks are used

Product and company logos appear on this site for identification only, in the context of a descriptive directory entry that links to the owner's own website. No logo is used to suggest endorsement, partnership or affiliation, and no trademark is claimed by this site.

Every mark is sourced from the owner's public press or brand material and is self-hosted rather than linked from their servers. Where no suitable artwork is available, a typographic monogram is drawn instead — never an upscaled favicon, and never a mark taken from a third-party logo aggregator.

Corrections and removal

If you own a mark listed here and would prefer a different file, a different treatment, or no listing at all, say so and it will be changed or removed promptly, with no explanation required. Email hello@brynsonic.com or use the removal form.

Logos are stored at a fixed 192×192 canvas with transparent padding so that marks of different shapes sit at comparable optical weight. Tone correction (inverting black-on-transparent artwork for the dark interface) is applied at render time and never baked into the file.

Licensed artwork

A small number of marks are third-party redraws rather than the owner's own file. These are used under their stated licence and are credited here, which is a condition of that licence:

  • Icons from the Logos Block set by Streamline, licensed CC BY 4.0. These are marked in the source column below. A redraw may differ slightly from the official mark.

Everything else is taken from the owner's own website or press kit and is used for identification only.

Listed marks

Mark Owner Source
Native Instruments native-instruments.com (own site, harvested)
Arturia arturia.com/company/press (harvested)
AIR Music Technology airmusictech.com (own site, harvested)
FabFilter fabfilter.com (own site, harvested)
iZotope izotope.com (own site, harvested)
Reason Studios Streamline Logos Block, CC BY 4.0
Tokyo Dawn Records tokyodawn.net (own site, harvested)
Audacity audacityteam.org (own site, harvested)
Cherry Audio cherryaudio.com (own site, harvested)
Cockos reaper.fm (own site, harvested)
Decent Samples decentsamples.com (own site, harvested)
discoDSP discodsp.com (own site, harvested)
Freesound freesound.org (own site, harvested)
Image-Line image-line.com (own site, harvested)
Kuassa kuassa.com (own site, harvested)
Matt Tytel vital.audio (own site, harvested)
reFX refx.com (own site, harvested)
SoundGym soundgym.co (own site, harvested)
Splice splice.com (own site, harvested)
Surge Synth Team surge-synthesizer.github.io (own site, harvested)
TAL Software tal-software.com (own site, harvested)
XLN Audio xlnaudio.com (own site, harvested)
Youlean youlean.co (own site, harvested)

Product names

Product names referenced throughout the directory — 116 of them — are the trademarks of their respective owners. They are used descriptively to identify the software being discussed, which is the purpose of a directory.

Awaiting artwork

49 companies currently use a typographic mark. They are listed here so the gap is visible rather than hidden:

Heavyocity, Softube, Sugar Bytes, IK Multimedia, Korg, Spectrasonics, Steinberg, u-he, GForce Software, MusicLab, Rob Papen, Soundtoys, Spitfire Audio, UVI, Valhalla DSP, Aberrant DSP, Ableton, Ample Sound, Apple, bigcat Instruments, Bitwig, Cinesamples, Decomposer, Digital Suburban, e-instruments, Kilohearts, Klanghelm, KV331 Audio, LennarDigital, Loopcloud, Manda Audio, MeldaProduction, oeksound, Orchestral Tools, Output, Parawave Audio, Pianobook, ProjectSAM, Sonic Academy, Sonic Charge, Sonuscore, Soundiron, Soundpaint, Synapse Audio, Toontrack, UJAM, United Plugins, Voxengo, Xfer Records.