SourceLab 2.2 is a major update for Initial Audio's hybrid synthesizer, featuring a new Wavetable Designer for advanced sound design. The update lets you create evolving wavetables via drag-and-drop or freehand drawing, stack up to 12 powerful morph types, and morph independently per timeline section. Existing users can download the SourceLab 2.2 wavetable designer update directly from Initial Audio; new users can purchase it as a complete instrument.
What’s New in SourceLab 2.2
- Brand-new Wavetable Designer
- Drag-and-drop waveform building
- Freehand drawing for custom wave shapes
- 12 stackable morph types (FM, PWM, Bend, and more)
- Per-section independent morphing for intricate evolving sounds
- Additional stability and compatibility improvements
This update enables in-depth sound sculpting—ideal for electronic producers, cinematic composers, and anyone who relies on hybrid synth textures. The morph engine allows you to blend and evolve sounds in unique ways, especially suited to genres like trap, EDM, and modern pop that leverage detailed movement in synths.
Upgrade Path & Pricing
- SourceLab 2.2 is a FREE update for all existing owners
- New users can purchase SourceLab directly from the developer
- The instrument supports VST, AU, and AAX formats on both Windows and macOS
Who Should Get SourceLab 2.2?
If you want direct control over oscillator shapes—beyond standard VA or sample-based engines—SourceLab 2.2 stands out for its wavetable editing flexibility. Sound designers, preset makers, and producers who want detailed waveform animation and morphing tools will find strong value in this update.
Quick Facts: SourceLab 2.2 is available now from Initial Audio, free for current users, with the Wavetable Designer redefining hybrid workflow. The official product page has full downloads and upgrade details.
Find out more and try the demo directly on the developer’s site.
FAQ
Is SourceLab 2.2 a free update?
SourceLab 2.2 is a free download for all current owners of SourceLab—simply log into your Initial Audio account to access it.
What plugin formats does SourceLab 2.2 support?
SourceLab runs as a VST, AU, and AAX instrument plugin on Windows and macOS DAWs.
Who should use the new Wavetable Designer in SourceLab 2.2?
Producers seeking custom evolving sounds, wavetable editing, and deep sound design control will get the most out of the update.