Hey everyone, I'm about to post this and take off! ![:D]( "Very Happy")
As we're now at ML 9.5, it's only natural that thoughts about ML 10 start cropping up. So, this post is just my thoughts on what could be beneficial for MuLab and MuTools respectively, without any knowledge of what's already happening behind the scenes.
To keep things simple, in my humble opinion, ML 10 should prioritize User eXperience - all those "small" things that enhance and speed up our workflow, from merging MIDI notes to using CTRL+D to duplicate a track. The focus should be on the "frontend" of ML. For a moment, let's set aside MUX (I can hear some people screaming![:x]( "Mad")
). I've noticed that recent updates are geared towards the MUX part, which is great for advanced users, but not so much for beginners. And IF Jo wants ML to go mainstream, he'll need to focus on entry-level users. You might argue that the power of ML lies in MUX, and I agree with that. However, for beginners like myself, I'm not quite into it yet.
The good news is that I don't think ML is far from being a beginner-friendly DAW. It just needs some improvements here and there. Now, I understand that it might be a challenge for some of you to put on the beginner's hat. That's normal; it's how our brains work. But you can count on me for that.![😊]()
As we're now at ML 9.5, it's only natural that thoughts about ML 10 start cropping up. So, this post is just my thoughts on what could be beneficial for MuLab and MuTools respectively, without any knowledge of what's already happening behind the scenes.
To keep things simple, in my humble opinion, ML 10 should prioritize User eXperience - all those "small" things that enhance and speed up our workflow, from merging MIDI notes to using CTRL+D to duplicate a track. The focus should be on the "frontend" of ML. For a moment, let's set aside MUX (I can hear some people screaming
). I've noticed that recent updates are geared towards the MUX part, which is great for advanced users, but not so much for beginners. And IF Jo wants ML to go mainstream, he'll need to focus on entry-level users. You might argue that the power of ML lies in MUX, and I agree with that. However, for beginners like myself, I'm not quite into it yet.The good news is that I don't think ML is far from being a beginner-friendly DAW. It just needs some improvements here and there. Now, I understand that it might be a challenge for some of you to put on the beginner's hat. That's normal; it's how our brains work. But you can count on me for that.
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