http://keytosound.com/?desired_section=remedy

Universal Binary, installs in VST, AU, RTAS 6 and 7 formts. It’s not vaporware, it’s real, and it’s being used by a ton of users who enjoy it.

@Tom: I’m curious… where did everyone get under the impression that Remedy is not UB? it is, and it’s available in UB right now from keytosound’s site. Unstable? Not so. I’ve run 10 instances of it doing different things in ableton. I’ve talked to someone who ran 22 instances of it in logic. It’s not unstable. If you have issues, write tech support, that’s why they have it, and there’s support even for this free synth, which I have yet to find from almost any free synth makers… not to mention, there are almost literally NO free vst/au’s for mac… Remedy is one of few that is actually free and works fully upon download.

@Donald: Keytosound ripping people off with Netnotes? HOW? if you’re a sound designer, you make sounds. you upload them to your netnotes, people demo them and download them. you get more netotes. I sincerely doubt that anyone is going to be “ripped off” here… so I’d be really curious as to how you say that K2S is ripping anyone off with Netnotes. Have you used the netnotes browser, or talked to anyone who’s used it? Why do you think K2S is ripping off users if they give you 1000 netnotes to start with, which, at an average of 5 netnotes per preset, gives you at least 100 preset downloads?

I’m just wondering what all the hate is about… no one else has made anything like Netnotes - should we all keep using Reason and NI’s software, or should we try something else?

Seriously - use a piece of software before you flame it.

Thanx to KeyToSound for good sounding and easy to use synth plug !

Programmers deserve more for their hard work & releasing a free synth than being attacked viciously by some ungrateful person. Hard work, little reward, people expect too much, who is going to keep giving you cool free stuff if you act like a child when it is a little bit late? are s

Which is not to say that a little discussion about the prices of software shouldn’t happen - pretty much everything on the market these days is in the $200 range, which is too bad if you are someone like me who will whip out the credit card for a $30- $50 synth any time, but can’t sneak a $200 expense past the wife…

Anyway, Josh is excited. I’m not sure yet, but it’s an interesting idea.

As for bugs, I had a feeling that would come up; I think there was an update already to at least one of the KeyToSound plug-ins.

meanwhile since the topic was Nexsyn, as a lead betatester, i can vouch that there are a number of us banging on it furiously to make sure that you cant crash it. the version we presented at namm behaved nicely for us under all cirucmstances, whether running standalone or shelled within a host application such as protools LE 7.3 or Logic Pro Mac or Cubase Pro on Windows.

so sit tight as our user community grows and the input from the communtiy continues to generate the direction NexSyn will take.

and feel free to contribute any more ideas you might have in the future, we are always listening. thanks for chiming in.

You’re posting to the wrong article…. this is an article about Nexsyn and NetNotes.