Mulab 4

[Bonteburg]

It's pretty good you know:

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 48#4826648

http://www.mutools.com/mulab-downloads.html

It kind of went from very good to incredible during the last 4 weeks or so of beta testing - especially the modular area makes it great imo.

My recommedation would be for everyone interested in modular sound generation to at least try out the free version.

[/shameless plug]

Marco

[mrdr]

at last the mystery was solved

Following the success of Muzys, M-Audio (now Avid) and main developer Jo Langie cooperated many years on several high-quality music products. Due to non-disclosure agreements, no more details can be listed here.

http://www.mutools.com/company-bioref.html

[spaceman]

Mulab may not look the part like some other hosts but that modular stuff is wicked. The whole thing sounds great.

[liquidsound]

I love the event/note editor for full control and the shortcuts for every possible actions. That's a luxury to me.

[Chuck E. Jesus]

going to check this out...

[bpblog]

amazing modular host, i made my first production steps in it.

[VariKusBrainZ]

at last the mystery was solved

Following the success of Muzys, M-Audio (now Avid) and main developer Jo Langie cooperated many years on several high-quality music products. Due to non-disclosure agreements, no more details can be listed here.

http://www.mutools.com/company-bioref.html

The mystery of why Muzys' customers were jilted?

[liquidsound]

at last the mystery was solved

Following the success of Muzys, M-Audio (now Avid) and main developer Jo Langie cooperated many years on several high-quality music products. Due to non-disclosure agreements, no more details can be listed here.

http://www.mutools.com/company-bioref.html

The mystery of why Muzys' customers were jilted?

No as bad as Tracktion .

Here at least the reincarnation is far better and with a more wide future. MuLab really rocks. The modular aspect is very deep!

[mrdr]

Here at least the reincarnation is far better and with a more wide future. MuLab really rocks. The modular aspect is very deep!

Really? So, where is Loop Composer and Playroom? There is maybe 2/3 functionality of Muzys, only Modular (don't know what its name is for now) is more advanced than Muzynth

[liquidsound]

I don't know if those are planned but did you try to use it? I mean v4. I'm going to Live less and less actually.
The modular aspect is the main character of MuLab IMHO, and it's only getting deeper and better.

[mrdr]

Without multi-core support it really does not make any sense.

[liquidsound]

It's priority number one for Jo, so it's coming in the PC near you

[Resonator63]

Haven't tried Mulab for a while, i'll have to give it another whirl.
Multi-core support is a must for the to do list though.

[audiobot202]

I will use it more with Multi Core support. I know that Jo is working on it for the next version due later this year. I've continued to support the product even though I don't use it as a show of faith in the future of the program. Jo has said a number of times that multi core support is the absolute top priority for version 5; above all other requests.
At the moment, there is a sort of dual core support in that one core is dedicated to audio and the other is used for graphics.

[hibidy]

You'll forgive me but not having multicore support or x64 is really not a good thing. Vital even for most home-hobbyists.