MuLab App 9.4.2 beta for Windows 64 bit is available on https://www.mutools.com/mulab/app/lates ... /beta.html
What's changed:
The vector waveform is drawn using curves, just like LFO shapes.
The MFO renders a vector waveform by crossfading from the start shape to the end shape.
If the start and end shapes have the same number of points then that's easy to crossfade.
Otherwise MuLab will map the different points as good as possible.
Note that if a corresponding segment has a different curve type in the start and end shapes then it's the start curve type that is used, but still the curve parameters crossfade from start to end, so if curve types differ this might lead to unexpected (maybe interesting?) results.
What's changed:
- MultiForm Oscillator also supports vector waveforms.
- MultiForm Oscillator auto-renders upon edits, so no need to click the "Render" button anymore.
- Noise Generator also supports stereo noise. Doubleclick the module to set Num Channels.
- Renamed VstPlugins.Xml to PluginDatabase.xml
- Other small improvements.
The vector waveform is drawn using curves, just like LFO shapes.
The MFO renders a vector waveform by crossfading from the start shape to the end shape.
If the start and end shapes have the same number of points then that's easy to crossfade.
Otherwise MuLab will map the different points as good as possible.
Note that if a corresponding segment has a different curve type in the start and end shapes then it's the start curve type that is used, but still the curve parameters crossfade from start to end, so if curve types differ this might lead to unexpected (maybe interesting?) results.
Statistics: Posted by mutools — Thu Dec 21, 2023 3:33 am