This is a little more complex to follow in MXXX than with some other software, partly due to the size of the effect. One of these is the advanced modulation section, which makes multiple sources available and provides extremely detailed controls that are assignable throughout the effect. MXXX is modular and its edit section allows you to amend – or right click to add new modules – in order to build anything from a simple single effect to a massively complex multi-effect.Ĭonsequently, it’s easy to tweak the major parameters of any effect – though, as ever with Melda, there’s an entire universe of settings available via menus and extra windows. The main difference, apart from the extra products, is that Total Bundle gives you the processors as individual plug-ins, if that’s something you’d prefer. It’s priced slightly cheaper than Melda’s Total Bundle, which boasts a few more products – 82, in fact – including MXXX itself. Load it Up Visuals aside, MXXX features over 70 of Melda’s audio processors, ranging from dynamics and modulation through to EQ and even the MPowerSynth. Slicker graphics don’t make all the difference, but they do lend kudos to a product’s image and reputation. Clearly, a lot of work’s gone into the audio processing side, but for this price a little more visual polish wouldn’t have gone amiss. However, many potential users would, quite fairly, point out that looks have little to do with sound, even if they do bear some relation to workflow.
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