These are all listed on the change log page should you require any further information, I don’t feel like I’ve done them justice here. These act like a combination of midi note and sampler that can play any loop section of any sample in your project and time stretch it. Version 8 brought about an even larger number of changes – improved editors, improved samplers, improved workflow and audio sequences featuring creative time stretching. The final version 7.7.4 saw a huge range of bug fixes, improvements, new oscillators, a resonator module, Chebyshev II audio filter, audio dispatcher module, frequency spectrum analyser module and rescalable GUI. There have been a myriad of updates and improvements since the review of version 7.

As you’d expect it will run more efficiently and with a lower CPU load with a higher spec machine but many modern synths and effects have complex architecture using a lot of maths and calculations and so require multi-core processors and their performance will be limited by your system rather than MuLab.

A minimum resolution of 1024 x 768 and powerful multi-core are recommended but not necessary although it is an important point when considering how you will use MuLab. System requirements are not too demanding – Windows Vista and above, MacOS 10.6.8 and above a decent soundcard / driver. It is available for Windows (32 & 64 bit) and Mac (64 bit). Version 8 was released earlier this year in April, the latest version at the time of writing is 8.1.5. It’s hard to believe it’s been about four years since I reviewed MuLab 6 and over two years since I reviewed MuLab 7.

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