Xfer Records has unveiled a public beta of Serum 2, extending the popular wavetable synthesizer's reach to Linux operating systems. According to Gearnews.com, this marks a significant development for musicians utilizing Linux-based digital audio workstations.
The update represents a substantial revision of the original Serum, incorporating several new features and enhancements. Gearnews.com reports that the Linux beta necessitates a 64-bit x86 processor with AVX2 capabilities, as well as GLIBC 2.38 or a later version, similar to that found in Ubuntu 24.04. Registered Xfer Records customers can access the beta release.
Serum 2’s improvements encompass a multisample oscillator, a granular oscillator, and a reworked effects section. Additionally, the software now includes an arpeggiator and a clip sequencer, alongside a substantial collection of over 626 new presets. The software is compatible with macOS (High Sierra or later) and Windows (10 or later), and it is offered in VST3, AU, and AAX formats. Current Serum users will receive the Serum 2 upgrade at no charge.
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