Picking back up after hiatus, DAW recommendations?

[SparkySpark]

Hello everyone,

I haven't really done a great deal of writing music on my PC in quite a while, looking to get back into that side of electronic music more vs. just synth programming and live performance.

When I more regularly created, I was using Computer Muzys 1.5, so very bare-bones but free and I became quite good with it. Now, that software just about won't work at all, between it being so old and 64-bit plus VST3 becoming more prolific.

My question, as much of a stretch as it may be, is: can anyone recommend a DAW with a workflow/interface that is at least in the same ballpark as Muzys? I couldn't really get any traction with Live and though I think FL is close in some areas, some of the key shortcuts as well as mouse operations are completely counter-intuitive after coming from Muzys.

Any thoughts and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Cheers,
- Chris

As mentioned above, I think you should look into MuLab, which is made by the same dev as Muzus. It also comes with the super cool MUX modular framework.

In case you're looking for a free DAW, check out Cakewalk by Bandlab.

[CharlieCrizzle]

I work in ableton and its a joy everytime i open it. I have played around in bitwig some and if i were to ever switch to something else it would be that. The grid looks awesome but i have some crazy max4live devices that give Live modular capabilities as well as reaktor to scratch my modular itch for now

[BlackWinny]

Mulab is precisely the continuation of Muzys ! And both are from Jo.

Read that page from Jo himself:
https://www.mutools.com/company-bioref.html

[SparkySpark]

Mulab is precisely the continuation of Muzys ! And both are from Jo.

Read that page from Jo himself:
https://www.mutools.com/company-bioref.html

Even better, the new update just arrived! Now my MUXes will look even better than they already do.

[BlackWinny]