MuLab 5.3.25 Released

[pljones]

When mixing down compositions with multi-core enabled, there could be sonic artifacts eg when using Sforzando. (Should be) Fixed.

Yep, looks good!

Thanks!

[paradiddle]

Modular delay in mux!

[Reincke]

Automation parts: The yellowish time-cursor (have forgotten it's name) disappears after passing the last bend point.
Everything else works fine.
JR

[Reincke]

One more "peculiarity":
I remember in earlier versions a (double) click on the little icon of a track header opened the related rack. The doc says: "Double-Click icon to edit target plug-in". It seems this doesn't work in the actual version.
JR

[MuTools]

Automation parts: The yellowish time-cursor (have forgotten it's name) disappears after passing the last bend point.
Everything else works fine.

Taken note.

[MuTools]

One more "peculiarity":
I remember in earlier versions a (double) click on the little icon of a track header opened the related rack. The doc says: "Double-Click icon to edit target plug-in". It seems this doesn't work in the actual version.

Fixed in the next test version. Thanks for reporting.

[zendorf]

I have only just gotten around to trying the last couple of releases. Some really useful additions that I am really digging! Particularly liking the new feedback delay, the curve controls in wobble gen, looped envelope parts and the marquee selection in the mux...finally

Some strange behavior that I have noticed when marquee selecting in the mux:

- when I have multi selected some modules to delete, if I hit delete key or control click the modules I get a "delete selected modules?" prompt which is as expected. But if I multi select some modules and use the right click menu to select delete, it only deletes the module I am hovering over. This seems like a bug to me.

- I can't seem to get copy and paste of multiple modules to work. I have tried using the right click menu and using ctrl drag, but it only ever copies one module rather than all of them.

[MuTools]

Indeed a known issue. Working on that. Thanks.

[lingyai]

I finally bought MuLab and look forward to getting familar with it.

May I ask a favor, especially as the versions keep changing as you continuously improve it?

Can you please make a PDF manual? I know that one can download all the HTML pages in one zip file, but -- for folks like me, who need screen space for the app itself, andf so would like something printed out -- this requires spending 40 minutes or so of printing them one by one and assembling them into one stapled document.

Not a huge deal, but accomplishing the same thing with a single, already compiled PDF manual would take just a couple of mouse clicks...

[MuTools]

Does someone know a good (free/affordable) tool that can convert html docs into pdf docs?

[lingyai]

Does someone know a good (free/affordable) tool that can convert html docs into pdf docs?

Thanks for your willingness to consider my request.

For your manual, I first used the free version of Primo PDF to create the files

http://www.primopdf.com/

(You open the html file in a browser, and then "print" to Primo PDF -- works well)

then I merged the PDFs into a single large PDF using this (also free)

http://www.pdfill.com/pdf_tools_free.html

(merging is the first item on the menu which appears when you launch it)

[MuTools]

Isn't there a pdf converter that can do the whole html file tree list in 1 go? That would also be better for preserving the inter-page links.

[lingyai]

Isn't there a pdf converter that can do the whole html file tree list in 1 go? That would also be better for preserving the inter-page links.

I don't know as I've never needed something that polished. Having said that, I just did a quick google search for "html merge software" which brought me here

http://softwaresolution.informer.com/Merge-HTML-Files/

The description of the third program on this page appears to do what you want in one go; though a) haven't tried it myself and b) am not sure about the inter-page links.

While preserving such links would be nice to have, even it it didn't work out, a single pdf file manual without them, which could easily be printed in one go, would still be a big improvement over things as they are now, IMHO.

I realise that this could be something of a PITA for you; but I guess it's a matter of it being a PITA for only one person (i.e. you (sorry)) vs. it being the same PITA multiplied by the number of users who want to print the manual.

[liquidsound]

Joe, if you don't mind, I have the entire Docs available in one folder download, with all the links working within the docs. No Internet connection needed for usage.
Let me know if it is Ok to make it available.

[MuTools]

While preserving such links would be nice to have, even it it didn't work out, a single pdf file manual without them, which could easily be printed in one go, would still be a big improvement over things as they are now, IMHO. I realise that this could be something of a PITA for you; but I guess it's a matter of it being a PITA for only one person (i.e. you (sorry)) vs. it being the same PITA multiplied by the number of users who want to print the manual.

I spent some time looking for a good pdf tool, but still didn't find it. I'm looking for a html to pdf converter with these specs:

• Can convert a folder+subfolders of html files into a single pdf.
• Option to manage the file/page order so that i can ensure that the pdf docs have the same order as the html docs.
• Links within these folder tree are converted to links inside the pdf.
• Neat pdf output.
• Free or affordable.

Each of these points are important. If someone knows such tool, please let me know. Until then: Note that you can also Alt-Tab between MuLab and the MuDocs, so you can keep MuLab at full screen and you don't have to print (also think eco) the full docs, also for these docs are updated regularly.