If you open up the MuDrum instrument, it shows 12 pads where you can assign drums sounds or load a preset kit. Many functions are drag and drop, like dragging an instrument from the browser and dropping it on the desired track.

MuLab 8 is a very visual DAW, and that’s why it’s great for beginners. If you’ve used other DAW’s, it should all be pretty familiar if not, it should be easy to follow. Besides the transport controls, you’ll find buttons to switch window and toggle on/off the browser, and mixer, which show up on the right and at the bottom, much like a standard Logic layout again. The layout isn’t too different from DAW’s like Logic Pro X with tracks shown on the left, your composition in the middle, and transport controls along the top. It’s an easy way for beginners to get into audio recording and MIDI sequencing.

MuLab 8 is a modular DAW that provides a streamlined and user-friendly alternative to the more popular choices. See also: Best Free DAW (Digital Audio Workstations)

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