Version 0.4.0 (24 November 2006) Finally a new release after a long development cycle. The sampler now has a completely revised synthesis core. Note that due to this, most of the assembly code became incompatible and is thus deactivated at compile time. So don't bother trying to activate the assembly option, it won't compile! That's not an issue though, because even without assembly, the new synthesis core is faster than the old one with assembly. The Gigasampler engine now has real support for 24 bit samples, that is they won't be truncated anymore, and finally supports all filter types of the Gigasampler format. A lot of effort has been put into making all filters under all parameters being as accurate as possible, compared to the original Gigasampler ones. Analogue to hardware mixers, sampler channels can now be muted and solo-ed and there is support for GM portamento and GM mono mode (single note per channel) as well as support for sostenuto pedal. Beside LSCP, third-party applications can now also link against liblinuxsampler directly (using the sampler's C++ API). Beside these, there have been of course a huge bunch of fixes and quality improvements. Version 0.3.3 (15 July 2005) Another bug fix release. It solves one usability issue regarding small fragments / high sampling rates of audio drivers, fixes some compile time errors with GCC 4.0 and fixes a minor efficiency bug. Version 0.3.2 (24 June 2005) This is more or less just a bug fix release. Beside a bunch of little fixes it solves a serious crash in conjunction with voice stealing and slightly improves Gigasampler format playback accuracy.