Xfer Records has officially unveiled Serum 2, a significant upgrade to its renowned wavetable synthesizer, transforming it into a versatile multi-engine instrument. This update introduces additional oscillator types, including granular, spectral, and sampler modes, expanding the creative possibilities for music producers.

Steve Duda, the developer behind Serum, collaborated with Dave Gamble of DMG Audio over several years to bring this update to fruition. The development process focused on enhancing the synthesis capabilities while maintaining the user-friendly interface that made the original Serum popular.

One of the standout features of Serum 2 is its ability to open presets from the original Serum, ensuring a seamless transition for existing users. The update also introduces more filters, additional oscillators, and a redesigned modulation system, offering greater flexibility in sound design.

Notably, Serum 2 is available as a free update for existing users, reflecting Xfer Records’ commitment to supporting its user base.

The update can be downloaded directly from the Xfer Records website.

The release of Serum 2 has generated excitement within the music production community, with many anticipating the new creative avenues it offers. Its expanded synthesis capabilities and user-friendly design position it to continue being a staple in modern music production.