Great! you did itMuTools wrote: Sat Jun 07, 2025 1:06 pm MuLab App M10.0.61 beta for Windows 64 bit is available on https://www.mutools.com/mulab/app/lates ... /beta.html
the conversion is great as it seems to smooth those abrupt stairs (or at least is what I see), so the parameters would change more naturally. 
--> "I think MuLab is too much seen as a DAW and too little as a creative modular sound & composition tool."
There is a lot of sonic power in MuLab's modular sound system. Much of this sonic power is buried under the 'unconventional DAW' aspect.
<-- These statements are exactly what it is. 
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That's indeed a very old code section that needed some update.tiger001 wrote: Mon Jun 09, 2025 9:54 am the name of the (MIDI) controller doesn't fit the reserved place - those can be quite long, maybe better 2 or more lines
Taking abstraction from the concrete suggestions you listed, i agree that adding some eye candy can do wonders, and can even spice the inspiration. I admit i underestimated that in the past and step by step progressing into that direction. Examples are the LFO play dot and some little animation on inserting an envelope point. That's just a beginning. I hope to add more of such subtle eye candy. Surely also more nice visual feedback in the modular area. Todo, step by step.sl23 wrote: Mon Jun 09, 2025 11:43 am I've just started using Vital, pretty good for a freebie!
After playing with the theme's, I noticed how much difference it makes to have the glow effect. Especially for movements like the dots on LFO's when playing notes etc.
I know it's of low interest/importance, but it could well make MuLab better looking to have a few of the Colour parameters have this "glow" effect. Just add an extra setting to the current colour for anything that makes a line, outline, and maybe certain fill colours like those for user buttons, module on/off buttons or knobs/sliders?
Anyway, I just thought it worth mentioning as it can make a vast difference to the look of MuLab to lift it out of the current look that many have pointed out is not on par with other DAW's. Personally, I don't have an issue with the looks of MuLab, but would be nice to have something like this.
Another enhancement would be to have gradients on the Waveform display. It looks pretty neat in Vital. Simple, but makes it look way better than simple block colours. Waveforms typically have up to five colours - Line colour, then you can specify up to four gradients for the wave display. Though just two gradients would be enough.
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