Initial Audio has announced the release of a major update to its flagship hybrid virtual instrument for macOS and Windows.
Combining wavetable synthesis, sampling, and loop slicing into a unified 6-layer engine, SourceLab 2.0 introduces a drag-and-drop skin editor, comprehensive MIDI CC mapping, and expansive new library additions, positioning it as a complete platform for sound design.
Changes in SourceLab 2.0
- Skin & Plugin Editor:
- Users can now create completely customized audio plugin UIs.
- With 25+ professional skins included, users can drag, drop, and design their workspace with access to all engine parameters—no scripting required.
- MIDI CC Learn & Mapper:
- Right-click any parameter to enter ‘learn’ state and instantly map it to external hardware.
- A dedicated MIDI Mapper page manages all connections.
- AI Wavetables & SFZ Support:
- Generate unique wavetables instantly using AI.
- Additionally, users can now drag and drop .sfz Soundfontz files directly onto a Source or the Sample Mapper.
The update is free for existing users. New customers can purchase SourceLab 2.0 for Windows and macOS (VST3, AU, AAX, and standalone) for the intro price of $119 USD (regular $169 USD). Existing Initial Audio customers can get an additional 25% discount by logging into their account.
More information: Initial Audio
