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What Users Say About MU.LAB:
I'm starting to like this rig, for a number of reasons:
First, it doesn't take half-an-hour to load every time, just because I have a fat folder of VST/VSTis. It lets me pick which ones I want it to consider. Doh!
Second, it's not buried in features that I won't use.
End-result: I can see how I might spend more time doing music and less time reading manuals and tinkering.
Kvr member funkychickendance
I've been watching this for quite a while and have really enjoyed the straightforward and clean and, well, almost "relaxing" tone and feel of it.
Congratulations! You've done some mighty fine work here, that much is certain. Love the new look too and I hope there will be more skins in the near future.
Kvr member MachFront
I've been working with software (and hardware) sequencers since the early 80's.
I had a Roland pre-MIDI hardware sequencer as my first and went through their whole series as they came out.
Then I ran Cakewalk Pro 1.0 on a 386 with Windows 3.1, then 95.
All told, you folks have hit the best balance between complex and useful I've ever seen.
And it's all well thought out.
Sonar and it's competitors are just too complicated for me. And I even do electronic music.
Bruce David
Once I played with MU.LAB awhile, it was quite cool how you can just start working and everything mostly does what it should.
It's like the unix of sequencers!
Dave Weese, Premier Media Design
MU.LAB really is coming together nicely. Ease of use is great!
I had a friend round, and her 12 year old son was writing a tune on it within minutes - never having used a sequencer before, after a few moments showing him how it works!
Says it all really!
Alan Robertson
I've just purchased MU.LAB Unlimited.
It downloaded quickly, and it only took about 5 minutes to install it, unlock it, configure audio and midi, add a VSTi (CM101), and listen to a playback of 'Demo.MuSession'
I like the speed of use and uncluttered design.
Thanks again !
Les Johnson
Wow, the new skin looks gorgeous! It's all smoothed and shaded beauifully.
The modular nature is becomming more apparent.
I see a bright future here.
DiGiT
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