GRENOBLE, France — Arturia announced today that they will soon publish a major upgrade to Analog Factory, to be called Analog Factory 2.0, and which will be free to curreny registered users. Most notable is inclusion of Jupiter-8V presets and nearly twice the sound “patches.”

As of today, the company is seeking beta-testers. According to the company, “We have been conducting tests internally for the last four weeks and the plan is now to run a public beta-test.”

This new version, named Analog Factory 2.0 will
- include 3500 sounds instead of 2000
- come with a bank made after the Jupiter-8V presets
- offer a better management of the effects
- bring different bug fixes.

More information:

www.arturia.com/evolution/en/community/beta-test-area.html

[tags]Analog Factory 2, Artutia Jupiter 8V, virtual analog instruments[/tags]

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