October 15, 2026

Music Avatar Guide: Meet the Music Makers Muses to Collect

Search for a music avatar and you mostly find the music of the Avatar films — soundtracks, scores and songs from Pandora. On AllTheMuse a music avatar is something different: a finished Muse avatar of the performer you love, drawn as a plush Muse you can actually collect. The Music Makers room — “Turn it up.”, as the room puts it — holds 10 Muses today, led by DJ, its Mythic at 200 Muse Coins, and Rockstar, its Legendary at 150. Here is the whole stage, pictured and priced.

The Stage: Ten Muses From Rock Star to Opera Singer

Every stage needs its full line-up, and Music Makers starts with ten performers almost everyone recognises on sight: a DJ, a rock star, a jazz player, a country singer, an opera singer, a drummer, a violinist, a rapper, a pianist and a mariachi. Each one is a complete Muse in the Music Makers room — a name, a rarity and a coin price — not a costume dropped onto a generic character or a picture a generator hands you and forgets. The room’s own rule says it plainly: ten music Muses — each one dressed as a stage-ready performer, from rock stars to opera singers.

The smooth end of the stage shows the room’s range. Jazz and Country, pictured here, are both Commons at 50 Muse Coins each — the late-night improviser and the storyteller with a song for the road, at the first rung of the rarity ladder. Eight of the ten Muses in the room sit at that same Common price, so most of the line-up costs 50 coins a piece.

• DJ — Mythic, 200 Muse Coins
• Rockstar — Legendary, 150 Muse Coins
• Jazz, Country, Opera, Drummer, Violinist, Rapper, Pianist, Mariachi — Common, 50 Muse Coins each

The Flagships: DJ and Rockstar

The two flagships carry the oldest choice in any venue: are you here for the set or for the show? DJ, at the top of this page, is the room’s Mythic at 200 Muse Coins, with an edition cap of 100 — the scarcest Muse in Music Makers. Rockstar is the room’s Legendary at 150 coins, capped at 250 editions.

That cap is the honest difference between the flagships and the Commons. A Common like Jazz or Country has no edition cap, while DJ and Rockstar can sell out. Together the pair cost exactly 350 coins — more than double the 150 Muse Coins a new account receives at signup. If one of them is your sound, collect it first; the Commons can join your gallery whenever you are ready.

Rhythm and Strings: Drummer, Violinist and Pianist

Beyond the flagships, the room opens into the players who hold a band together. Drummer is the heartbeat — every stage needs one performer who keeps the time and never drops it. Violinist is the melody beside it, the string sound that can carry a whole hall on its own. Both are Commons at 50 Muse Coins each.

They are joined by Pianist, the keys that can be rhythm and melody at once — also a Common at 50 coins. Together the three cost 150 coins, the price of one Legendary elsewhere on the site, which is why the players’ corner of Music Makers is such an easy place to start a collection.

Voices and Roots: Opera, Rapper and Mariachi

The last stretch of the stage is for the voices. Opera is the full-hall voice — dramatic, trained, and impossible to ignore — and Rapper is the rhythm-and-words voice on the other side of the room, all flow and confidence. Both are Commons at 50 Muse Coins each, with no edition cap.

Beside them sits Mariachi, the celebration sound whose songs turn any gathering into an occasion — also a Common at 50 coins. Browse the full shelf in the Muse avatars hub to see where Music Makers sits among the other collections, or start with whichever voice is yours.

Music Makers Prices and the 250-Coin Bundle

Prices follow the rarity ladder set out in Muse Coin prices explained: Common 50 Muse Coins, Rare 75, Epic 100, Legendary 150 and Mythic 200. Bought one by one, all 10 Muses in the room would total 750 coins — 200 for DJ, 150 for Rockstar and 50 each for the eight Commons.

The Music Makers Bundle unlocks every member of the room at once for 250 Muse Coins — less than the two flagships cost together, for all ten Muses. A new account receives 150 Muse Coins at signup, and the first pick is covered the moment you sign up with 100 coins to spare. Prefer to start smaller? Pianist and Mariachi, pictured here, are both Commons at 50 coins — collect your one performer in the Gallery, or let the Find Your Muse quiz point you to the musician that matches you.