MuLab 9.3.18 Saturday 21 October 2023

 

Fixes

 

MuLab 9.3.17 Friday 20 October 2023

 

Highlights

 

Improvements

 

Fixes

 

MuLab 9.2.22 Monday 4 September 2023

 

Highlights

 

Improvements

 

Fixes

 

MuLab 9.1.27 17 June 2023

 

Highlights

 

MUX Front Panels

 

Improvements

 

Fixes

 

MuLab 9.0 12 November 2022

 

Highlights

 

Improvements

 

M8.8.6 Wednesday 2 March 2022

 

 

M8.7.6 Sunday 18 April 2021

 

 

M8.6.24 Wednesday 21 October 2020

 

 

M8.6.17 Sunday 9 August 2020

 

 

M8.6.9 Saturday 16 May 2020

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

Misc. other improvements.

 

M8.5.4 Wednesday 25 March 2020

 

 

 

M8.4.18 Thursday 20 February 2020

 

Highlights
M8.4 features APLC = Automatic Plugin Latency Compensation.
APLC enables the proper use of plugins like look-ahead compressors, FFT equalizers, vocoders, convolvers, etc...
Most of the time, APLC is fully transparent to the user, it's all automatic.
However it's also possible to manually control the latency compensation of a plugin or external MIDI synth/effect that doesn't report its latency.

 

More

 

M8.3.3 Friday 15 November 2019

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M8.2.20 Friday 1 November 2019

 

Following the innovative sonic features of M8.0 and M8.1, MuLab 8.2 brings contemporary restyled looks and enhanced workflow.

Together with MuLab 8.2, also MUX Modular Plugin version 8.2 is released.

Compared to the last MUX Plugin v7.7.4, this is a huge update as MUX Plugin 8.2 also includes all features of M8.0 & M8.1 thus including audio sequences, time stretching and spectral filtering.

Here is the complete M8.2 change log:

New / Improved

 

Fixed

 

MUX Plugin Specific

 

M8.1.5 Monday 5 August 2019

 

 

M8.0.70 Friday 26 July 2019

 

 

M8.0.66 Wednesday 24 April 2019

 

 

M8.0 Tuesday 16 April 2019

 

 

Highlights
Audio Sequences featuring creative time stretching.

 

Thanks to the new Audio Sequences you can now use samples directly in a composition, without the need to plug in a (multi-)sampler and use MIDI notes to play it.

 

Audio Sequences also let you play samples at a different tempo without changing the original pitch.
This is done by slicing the sample into discrete audio events and each audio event is time stretched as needed.
You have perfect control over the transients, the quantizing, etc. so any piece of audio can be blended into your composition, even if it's at a different tempo, pitch and groove.

 

Even better: The sample events in an audio sequence are not limited to the original sample!
You can easily switch each sample event to play another sample, at another pitch, with another stretch factor.
So, for example, you can replace the snares in a sample loop with one of the snares in your sample library, or with a different sound.
Musical freedom and fun!

 

Last but not least: MuLab 8 also supports extremely high time stretch factors which let you make new sounds out of sample slices also within the MUX Modular synth and effect environment!

 

 

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

And many more improvements!

 

MuLab 8 uses a new user key system and currently only works in Demo or Full Mode.
The demo limits are listed here.

 

 

M7.7.4 Tuesday 9 Jan 2018

 

 

 

M7.6.8 4 October 2017

 

 

M7.5.4 19 August 2017

 

 

M7.4.11 12 June 2017

 

 

M7.4.8 18 May 2017

 

 

M7.4.6 29 April 2017

 

 

M7.3.9 24 March 2017

 

 

M7.3.6 6 March 2017

 

 

M7.2.23 11 January 2017

 

 

M7.2.17 6 December 2016

 

 

M7.2.16 6 December 2016

 

MUX Modular VST

 

MuLab + MUX Modular Improvements

 

M7.2.8 21 November 2016

 

 

 

M7.1.30 28 October 2016

 

 

M7.1.28 15 October 2016

 

MuLab 7.1 features an essential rewrite of the Mac OS specific code, completely dropping the legacy Mac Carbon 32 bit sub-system, purely using Cocoa 64 bit now. This big operation has these great advantages:

 

Besides this vital update of MuLab for Mac, MuLab 7.1 also features these improvements for all versions:

 

Improvements

 

Fixes

 

M7.0.47 5 June 2016

 

 

M7.0.45 31 May 2016

 

Enhanced Audio Tracks
Easified Audio Recording
In previous versions, audio recording relied on the modular Audio Recorder module.
Although this allows for very flexible recording setups, for users that are used to traditional audio track recording, this modular approach could be daunting. Now MuLab 7 also supports easy traditional audio track recording: Add an audio track, arm, record, done. While the modular flexibility still is there in case you want it.

 

Improved Audio Parts
In previous versions audio parts always used a marker as start position.
So when splitting an audio part, a new marker was added.
When doing many splits this could end up in many markers, which was not very comfortable.
In MuLab 7, when splitting an audio part, no new marker is created, but a part specific start point is used. That's easier.
You can also still use start markers, just like in MuLab 6, so to manage a common start point for multiple audio parts.

 

Snap Markers
Audio parts now also feature a snap marker for easily moving/copying an audio part with a specific audio cue point.
For example if you have a vocal audio part that starts with the word "Spring" you can put a snap marker on the "P" so to perfectly align it to the beat.

 

Improved Support For Streaming Audio Files With Different Samplerate
When playing back an audio file with a different samplerate, MuLab creates a resampled version of that audio file.
This is more CPU and RAM efficient than resampling the audio file in realtime.
In previous versions however, when switching a lot between various audio setups, this could result in multiple intermediate resampled audio files like "SomeName-resampled48000-resampled44100-resampled48000.wav" etc.

 

Now MuLab 7 always keeps track of the original source audio file and will only create a single "SomeName[Resampled].MuWave" that will only be used for playing the original file.
At the same time the resampling speed and quality have been greatly improved compared to MuLab 6 thanks to the use of Voxengo's R8Brain resampling library.

 

 

Step Sequencer / Arpeggiator
M7's new Step Sequencer module is a very creative tool to experiment with and generate all kinds of sequences like drum patterns, melodic riffs, chord progressions etc. It features 12 lanes of 32 steps. Each lane can be a single note, a (strummed) chord, or even a micro sequence on its own. Each step can be easily toggled on/off, transposed, etc.

 

When playing the Step Sequencer via MIDI the step sequence is automatically transposed so you can play melodies of sequences, a great way to generate new musical ideas. At the same time the Step Sequencer also features multiple patterns, each with its own loop, and state of the art sync modes that allow realtime switching between patterns and come up with original dynamic sequences.

 

M7's Step Sequencer also features Modulation Groups which let you group certain steps and vary (and automate!) the pitch, velocity and length of the grouped steps on the fly!

 

More specs of the M7 Step Sequencer:

 

 

Audio-rate Parameter Modulation
Using the new "Audio To Modulation Converter" and "Modulation To Audio Converter" modules, modulations can now also be done on audio rate.
Almost all parameters effectively support audiorate modulation with only a few exceptions. (eg ADSR Attack/Release Speed, LFO Frequency)
Being able to do audiorate modulations has several advantages:

 

Modulation Sample & Hold
The new Modulation Sample & Hold module samples and holds the input value upon every note-on.

 

Parameter Value Randomizer
New Parameter Value Randomizer module.
Upon receiving a note-on, this new module randomizes the selected parameters within a defined range.
This also works any VST plugin!

 

New "Pitch Bend Generator" Module
The new Pitch Bend Generator generates a new pitch bend event whenever its parameter value changes. Of course this parameter can also be modulated by all means eg. LFOs, Envelopes, Audio To Modulation Converter, ...

 

Enhanced Racks

 

Aux I/O
Racks can now import/export the auxiliary inputs and outputs of the plugin modules in that rack.
This results in enhanced support for side-chaining, multi-out VSTs etc.

 

Freeze/Render
Racks now have a "Freeze/Render Audio" function that will render the audio up to just before the volume fader, as well as any used sends and aux outs.
This way you can freeze CPU-intensive plugins while still having realtime control over the mix. You can also return to the original situation to make edits to the source and refreeze again.

 

On/Off Switch
Racks now have an on/off button.
This way you have more control over the CPU usage.

 

User Definable Grids
Grids are now fully user definable.
This allows to make your own grooves or extract grooves from audio eg. drum loops.
You can also store & recall your favorite grids to the preset library.

 

 

Swing Parameter
New "Swing" parameter allows for instantly swinging sequences, resulting a nice human-feel grooves.
You can easily set a common swing amount for the complete composition, but also a separate amount per sequence part, resulting in extra groovy multi-swing.

 

Improved Piano Roll
Double-clicking notes will delete them.
In previous versions this only worked on the sides of a note, but in the new M7 it works on the entire note.
Simple and easy.

 

There also is a new preference "Right-Click Deletes Notes".
When switched on then:
This preference is switched on by default.

 

Audio File Search Function
When you open a project of which some of the audio files cannot be found, you can now use the new M7 built-in audio file search function to help finding these missing audio files.

 

Improved Look & Feel
Better looking UI and polished workflow thanks to many subtle improvements, among which a new font and better font rendering.

 

Also delete actions are now undoable, including deleting tracks, racks and plugins, thus avoiding "Are you sure?" popup alerts.

 

Enhanced Sound & Factory Library
M7 features an extended sonic palette & even better sound quality thanks to enhanced algorithms.
On top of that the factory library has been improved and extended.

 

More M7 Details
Composer

 

MUX Modular Sound System

 

MUX Modular Front Panels

 

MUX Modular Plugin Specific

 

Misc.

 

M6.5.46 21 December 2015

 

 

M6.5.43 17 November 2015

 

 

M6.5.36 12 October 2015

 

 

M6.5.35 8 September 2015

 

 

M6.5.33 27 July 2015

 

 

Highlights

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M6.4.18 31 March 2015

 

 

Highlights

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M6.3.6 8 Februari 2015

 

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M6.2.7 14 Januari 2015

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M6.1.32 9 December 2014

 

 

M6.1.29 5 December 2014

 

MUX Modular

 

MuLab

 

Common

 

M6.0.35 15 July 2014

 

Highlights
Session

Composer

Part Editors

MUX Modular

 

Misc

 

More

 

M5.5.2 22 April 2014

 

 

M5.5.1 1 March 2014

 

 

M5.4.1 1 Feb 2014

 

 

M5.3.25 20 Dec 2013

 

Highlights
Composer

 

MUX

 

Common

 

And More

 

M5.2.16 20 Sep 2013

 

New/Improved

 

Fixed

 

M5.1.5 26 Apr 2013

 

 

M5.1.0 5 Apr 2013

 

 

MUX Modular Plugin

 

M5.0.41 17 Feb 2013

 

 

M5.0.39 10 Feb 2013

 

MuLab + Common

 

MUX

 

MUX Modular Plugin

 

M5.0.37 30 Jan 2013

 

Highlights

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.5.2  

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.5.1 18 Oct 2012

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.4.6 07 Sep 2012

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.4.2 22 Aug 2012

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.3.16  

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.3.15  

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.3.10 20 Jul 2012

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.3.6 09 Jul 2012

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.2.2 19 Jun 2012

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.1.17 14 May 2012

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.1.9  

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.1.8 28 Mar 2012

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M4.0.115 11 Feb 2012

 

Next Generation Modular System

 

Composer & Sequencing

 

Extended Drag-Drop Features

 

Multi-Session

 

User Interface

 

Others

 

M3.2.14 11 Apr 2011

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M3.2.7 28 Jan 2011

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M3.2.6 24 Jan 2011

 

New

 

Fixed

 

M3.2.5 14 Jan 2011

 

Fixed

 

M3.2.4  

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M3.2.3 11 Jul 2010

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M3.2.2 09 Jul 2010

 

New

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

Notes

 

M3.1.32 29 Jun 2010

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M3.1.29  

 

Fixed

 

M3.1.28  

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

M3.1.25  

 

Fixed

 

M3.1.24 16 Jun 2010

 

New
Multi track audio recording
In earlier versions of MuLab you could only record 1 mono or stereo track at a time. Now with MuLab 3.1 you can record 1, 2, 5, 12, 20, ... mono or stereo tracks at the same time!

 

Record audio from any point in the audio signal flow
In earlier versions of MuLab audio was always recorded from the audio input. Now with MuLab 3.1 you can route the audio input thru an effect and record that instead of the dry input. Or you can record the output of a VSTi, or a ReWired device! You can record audio from any point in the session signal flow!

 

Extreme flexible use of your audio device's inputs and outputs
With MuLab 3.1 you can use the inputs and outputs of your audio device with maximum flexibility. For example, you can choose to use the e.g. 8 inputs of your audio device as 8 mono inputs, or you can choose to use them as 4 stereo inputs, or any possible combination! Same for the outputs. Which also allows you to make complex monitor mixes, or setup other types of advanced routings!

 

Automatic, non-destructive resampling of audio files with a differing samplerate
In earlier versions of MuLab, when you imported an audio file with samplerate 44.1 kHz while the audio engine was running on 48 kHz, then the audio file was played with a different pitch because of the samplerate difference. Now with MuLab 3.1 audio files with a differing samplerate are automatically and non-destructively resampled resulting in a perfect pitch preservation!

 

New "Audio To Note Gate" module
The new "Audio To Note Gate" module outputs a note event each time the incoming audio signal passes a user definable threshold. This module can be used in various types of patches, e.g. an audio gate, a level-modulated filter, gated reverb, ...

 

New "Note Key Splitter" module
The new "Audio To Note Gate" module dispatches the incoming events to 12 outputs based on their note key. Very useful to build drum patches!

 

New and skinnable position line
It might look a small improvement, but it definitely increases your visual comfort while creating music!

 

 

Improved

 

Fixed

 

Older versions