MuTools New Modular Synth MUX

[Dave Polich]

Originally Posted by Solar

Hey folks!

Alright to All big Fans of Modular Synth, I think you guys got served here. the guy at MuTools (to my opinion) has done a super job making Modular Synth very easy to use and great sounding Synths Modules allowing to Build your Own Sound in a few Clicks. Was myself impressed how easy and simple was to get rolling & create some patches in a few click. Find out yourself, might be the Modular Synth you've been looking for.

The MUX is a high-quality and super flexible modular synth and effect plug-in.
The MUX can be a vintage synthesizer or a hi-tec sample player, it can be a multi-band compressor or a stereo reverb, and it can be so much more... You can do almost anything with it!

The MUX is integrated into MuLab and is also available as a VST plug-in for Windows.

Available in 32 bit and 64 bit plug-in versions.

Check the Intro video:

MUX Intro - YouTube



I'm loving it so far

I'd hardly call lack of a Mac version "being served". Mac users can't do anything with it.

Really amazes me that in the year 2012, developers don't bring out a Windows and a Mac version of their product.

[Vytis]

Originally Posted by Dave Polich

I'd hardly call lack of a Mac version "being served". Mac users can't do anything with it.

Really amazes me that in the year 2012, developers don't bring out a Windows and a Mac version of their product.

Thumbs up for MUX! Looks like an amazing new product.

There is so much Mac-exclusive audio software out there (Audiofile Engineering, Audioease stuff, various AUs, MetaSynth etc) - it really amazes me too that in the year 2012 some developers can't be bothered to port their applications to Windows.

[Dave Polich]

Originally Posted by Vytis

Thumbs up for MUX! Looks like an amazing new product.

There is so much Mac-exclusive audio software out there (Audiofile Engineering, Audioease stuff, various AUs, MetaSynth etc) - it really amazes me too that in the year 2012 some developers can't be bothered to port their applications to Windows.

I totally agree! It should work both ways. Every product should be available
for both Mac and Windows. There is no excuse for any developer to do otherwise.