In late 2020, I decided that the time had come to move to a 64-bit DAW - EnergyXT2 development seemed to have stopped (although I got a pleasant surprise 18 months later). I installed MuLab 8 on my computer, but at that time Mulab only supported VST2 (officially), so I was unsure whether it was a viable option going forward. Fortunately Mulab 9 supports VST3 and CLAP, as does EXT64, so I am a happy camper.
This was my first project using MuLab, but one thing led to another during that bleak and disheartening winter, and the project was forgotten. I rediscovered it quite recently after a MuLab upgrade, and decided to finish it as the music was 90% complete. I made a few musical/instrumentation changes, and mixed/mastered it.
https://soundcloud.com/whatsisname/descent
Devices and Paraphernalia
Recorded in MuLab 8.6.26
Mixed in MuLab 9.4.12
Mastered in T-Racks 5
MuDrum
Poly Synth
Z3ta+2
Skanner XT
Chromaphone 2
Spitfire LABS
Microtonic
TassMan4
MuVerb
EQuivocate
Things Texture
Voxengo Tempo Delay
Satin
Linear Phase EQ
Opto Compressor
Vintage Equalizer
Brickwall Limiter
DR - 11
This was my first project using MuLab, but one thing led to another during that bleak and disheartening winter, and the project was forgotten. I rediscovered it quite recently after a MuLab upgrade, and decided to finish it as the music was 90% complete. I made a few musical/instrumentation changes, and mixed/mastered it.
https://soundcloud.com/whatsisname/descent
Devices and Paraphernalia
Recorded in MuLab 8.6.26
Mixed in MuLab 9.4.12
Mastered in T-Racks 5
MuDrum
Poly Synth
Z3ta+2
Skanner XT
Chromaphone 2
Spitfire LABS
Microtonic
TassMan4
MuVerb
EQuivocate
Things Texture
Voxengo Tempo Delay
Satin
Linear Phase EQ
Opto Compressor
Vintage Equalizer
Brickwall Limiter
DR - 11
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