This is not spam, sir.
Yes, I wrote all those posts. Why should I not?
After discovering it on the VI Control forum, my mind was indeed blown, I pledged, and wanted to spread the word, both
a) because I thought others might be interested (and judging from the number and substance of those responses on some of those threads, I was right) and
b) if there was enough backing, all pledgers would get access to the VST version (which again, other folks besides me seem interested in).
I indeed have no ties to the developer whatsoever, other than being a customer, a fact I disclose in this very thread (which you might have overlooked in your haste to judge). If you dispute that I am unaffiliated, please substantiate.
Should I limit myself to one forum, i.e. this one? In terms of numbers of posts, this specific sub-forum is a relative backwater. Why not also post on Gearlsutz, KVR, and other forums I'm member of?
While you are in investigation mode, you should at least be thorough and balanced about it. Look at my profile on KVR -- I've been on there for three years, with over 1,500 posts. If I were a spammer, I'd have thought they would have caught me out by now, eh? Also look at some of my specific posts on KVR re Imitone, subsequent to my initial post. When others mention similar products I haven't heard of, I ask for details, in a tone which you'd be hard-pressed to say does not convey genuine interest. I also pointed out to someone that Melodyne also does audio-to-midi conversion, albeit not in real time. This makes it pretty clear I am interested in audio-to-midi generally, and am not a sock puppet for Imitone. If I were the latter I'd be trashing competing products at every turn.
Yes, I used identical wording in each post. Why not? What is the point of tweaking the language for each forum I post in? I chose the words I wished to use, and they say what I wish them to say. I'm being consistent. I have done the same when asking for help in various math forums. Would it somehow have been better to use "mind-blowing" on one forum, "awesome" on another, "groovy" on a third, etc?
There is nothing fraudulent or otherwise misleading in the post. It invites people to check out something quite relevant to the forums in which it appears (I'm not peddling snake oil or miracle diet, after all) and to decide for themselves.
Specifically, what is spammy about any of this?
Nothing at all.
You have leapt to a quite invalid conclusion.
An apology would be appropriate.