All releases of amSynth


Release Notes: This release brings a brand new appearance to the GUI, support for JACK-MIDI, support for LASH, support for incremental tunings, and various bugfixes and other improvements.


Release Notes: This release fixes various missing includes on some platforms / build configurations. It fixes compatibility issues with jackdmp. It has better reporting of errors starting the audio subsystem. It has an updated about dialog with a list of contributors.


Release Notes: This release fixes compilation errors on Linux GCC 4.3.2. It fixes a buffer overflow bug that crashed the program on startup on some systems.


Release Notes: Graphical tweaks were made, including new knob graphics. A crash upon startup on some machines was fixed. All "notes off" MIDI messages are now handled. The per-user installation process upon first run was improved.


Release Notes: The GUI was updated to use gtkmm2.x and GTK+ 2.x. Building with GCC 4 versions was fixed. Stability and performance improvements were made.


Release Notes: A build problem on ALSA 1.0.x has been fixed. Some internals have been cleaned up for efficiency.


Release Notes: A font configuration handling problem has been fixed. There is an improved, more robust startup procedure (the "auto" audio target now tries JACK audio before anything else).


Release Notes: A somewhat revised GUI, on-the-fly MIDI channel selection, on-the-fly polyphony control, better stability on startup and shutdown, a "-d" parameter to debug startup problems, load and save banks from the menu, launch utility apps from menu, and support for all 128 standard MIDI controllers.


Release Notes: This version includes JACK audio support, revises the autoconf/automake (./configure) system, features automatic per-user installation, includes gcc3.x fixes, and incorporates an ALSA-MIDI bugfix (a MIDI controllers problem).


Release Notes: This release provides some significant improvements, including a nearly 100% performance increase, a smaller and more streamlined GUI, the ability to now select a presets file at startup, libsndfile 1.x support, and gcc3 compile fixes, amongst others.