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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

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 uploaded to YouTube in HD quality.

See the G2500 channel: G2500 @ YouTube

As YouTube do re-encoding of uploaded videos, the audio in those videos are not as good as the real thing. The raw videos with 24bit/96kHz studio-quality audio will be available from the homepage soon.
Image from latest video, "Module 1047 Multimode Filter Resonator in G2500, the virtual ARP 2500 (HD)":

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 original videos are each in a mkv container and holds a H.264 video stream and a 24bit/96kHz WAV audio stream.

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 homepage:

G2500 Virtual Analog

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 control mode. From section "3.1 Mouse Control of Dial Knobs" in the manual:

The other way of turning dial knobs is called Zoom-Dial Control Mode and is activated in the preferences. Open preferences (control + comma), click the General section, activate ”Zoom-Dial control”, and close the preferences window (escape).

Now dial knobs can be turned by pressing the knob with the mouse and move the mouse back and forth. It is possible to zoom the amount of turning with the scroll-wheel on the mouse, or by using the comma and period keys on the keyboard. Zooming all in, and it is possible to turn a dial knob in the smallest possible steps with more than four billion positions for each dial knob.

The image is just an example showing the Black skin:

Good news:)

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.