Amazing synth just got better.
 
http://synthblitz.altervista.org/nitroflex.html
 
Nitroflex was originally evolved for tranz styles, so many of the thousand and some presets focus on this genra with beats and patterns.
 
However, if you are into the straight sound, this thing is incredible. The potential for organs is alone worth the price of admission. Tweakers paradise if you want to roll up your sleeves.
 
(Plus, you get a hundred of my straight presets !!! Are some of the organs and steel guitars cool or what...)
 
Unique, and as yet unrecognized powerhouse synth in the mainstream digital world.
 
John

Should disclose that I got no economic or otherwise investment in Nitroflex. Same what I have to do in the paranoid USA healthcare industrial complex if I endorse a medical treatment.
 
No kickbacks, no freebies, no perks. Just honored that my presets were added in the last release of a killer synth. Not for the faint of heart, but there is gold to be had. Organ creation is maybe the best engine available.
 
Best to all of you,
John

Judging from the landslide of replies. everyone must be speechless in awe. Fully understand the excitement...
 
Element coming up on the horizon to keep an eye upon, and only in a fractured beta mode so far, but promising.
 
Core of Nitroflex is the set wave samples that everything is built upon. Means only so many finite organs, finite horn resources, finite keys and pads. Inspiring set of building blocks, but finite none the less.
 
Tweekers paradise is an evolving ap to write individual, single cycle waves into the foundation of the synth. Creates sounds where no sapien done gone before in the current market. To me, this is what it's all about. I can dial in Kontakt library xxx and sound cool, but like a clone of everybody else using it. Notroflex opens an elegant path to individuality.
 
Way cool synth. Biggest mystery to me is how nobody gives a flip or knows anything about it.
 
John
 
 
 

Windoze only :(

JohnKenn
Way cool synth. Biggest mystery to me is how nobody gives a flip or knows anything about it.

 
Hi John,
 
Sounds good...
 
Trouble for me is, I've amassed so many synths now that I have to say "stop," at least for now... I need to get into another payment month on my credit card at least.
 
But I have bookmarked their page for future reference.
 
Thanks for the heads-up 

Yeah, hear what you mean.
 
I had a complete crash a few months ago with my win XP computer. Unfortunately, the backup was corrupt, so had to start from ground zero.
 
Thought it over, and only installed what I was really using. The synth collection before the fall was overkill. Noticed since then, I've hardly spent anything buying new software, and just as bordeline productive with a few well chosen programs.
 
John