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A new version 1.1.4 of G2500 has been released:

niclasen.name/G2500/G2500.html

Main new thing is support for ARM-based Macs (M1, ...).
And some bug fixes regarding stability etc., and some improvements.

G2500 will be present on Fifty Year of ARP: The 2500 in 2020 September 26, 2020 , a virtual "Synth"posium setup by the daughter of Alan R. Pearlman, Dina Pearlman, for the Alan R. Pearlman Foundation. G2500 v. 1.1.3 has been released: G2500 Homepage Main new feature is added Zoom-Dial cont...

G2500 Virtual Analog is a recreation in software of the classic ARP 2500 from 1970, one of the first synthesizers - and using modules. The new modules also found in the original ARP 2500 are - 1004-P Oscillator - 1046 Quad Exponential Envelope Generator Download free trial and buy G2500 v. 1.1 from ...

The module presentation videos with 24bit/96kHz audio directly from the G2500 synth are now available for download at this page: G2500 Videos As YouTube re-encode uploaded videos, the audio is of less quality, when viewed at YouTube, than in these original videos. As stated on the page, these origin...

Most dial knobs found in G2500 Virtual Analog handle 32-bit floating point values between 0.0 and 1.0, so about 30-bit information giving more than a billion possible positions for each knob. Now this is interesting. Never thought about that. So all VST softsynth parameter ranges are severely limit...

Well, all commercial plugins have no problem in supporting VST2, VST3, Mac's AU and ProTools' AAX. G2500 is not a plugin. You (and others) complain, it is not a plugin, if I read you correctly. It is something like this: I produce a sailing boat, and you complain it is not a train. I made G2500 in ...

Nevertheless a bit strange to make a stand-alone synth app in 2019 that's not a VST. VST2 or VST3? Oh, and now we're at it, why not also make a plugin for those, that prefer AU? And AAX/RTAS? And ... And then there is the 32/64-bit issue. Should I create versions for both? A short list of the most ...

The G2500 Virtual Analog synth, the virtual ARP 2500, has been updated for Linux, Mac and Windows. All versions and updates to the Manual can be found on the homepage: http://niclasen.name/G2500/ A new series of videos showing some of the functionality of the different modules in G2500 has been uplo...

rghvdberg wrote:BUT after installing libpng16 it works

I fixed the dependency on dynamic library, libpng16.

New version 1.0.5 for Linux is available: http://niclasen.name/G2500/G2500.html

demo crashed :?: ./G2500 INFO: invalid license INFO: SDL_image could not initialize! SDL_image Error: Failed loading libpng16.so.16: libpng16.so.16: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Segmentatiefout BUT after installing libpng16 it works :D I was confident, we did nail that,...

English Guy wrote:You might benefit from seeing how Mixbus package as they do an installer that works on different distro. They do have a free demo.

Thanks, I'll look.

G2500 Virtual Analog synthesizer was released for Linux today:

http://niclasen.name/G2500/G2500.html

G2500 has been tested on a handful of different Linux distributions, and thanks to LinuxMusicians users, who have helped testing.

Wow, that looks really cool. I can't comment about libraries and such but I'd certainly be interested in trying it. If you use a 64-bit Linux, I have a beta ready for you to try. I can't write private messages on this board, as I am too new here, it seems, so if you could send me an email on contac...

Hi, Just curious, what you use for GUI? I developed the GUI system. In short, this is what is going on: The GUI elements are defined in text files, that are being parsed by a scripting language, World Programming Language, when the application starts or new modules are being loaded. This gives flex...

occulkot wrote: IMO for not opensource vst it is better to provide all needed library boundled in package. This will more likely expand availability on more distribution which will have differnt than yours version of various library.

Ok, good point.
Thanks!