Tone2 Audio releases Nemesis 3

Tone2 Audio has released a major version 3.0 update for their digital synthesizer Nemesis.

New features:

• 100 new patches created by a professional sound-designer.
• GUI with 22 different sizes (with and without keys).
• Native support for WQHD, 4K, 5K and 8K UHD displays.
• GUI can be scaled from 66% up to 300% by clicking in the lower right corner.
• Reworked and enhanced graphics.
• Support for hardware-acceleration.
• Ultrasharp graphics with enhanced HiDpi and Retina Display support.
• Additional patterns for the Arpeggiator.
• Automatic detection of the ideal GUI size.
• Completely rewritten GUI code.
• More contrast for the LCD displays.
• The animations are faster and smoother.
• Fine-tuned some coordinates in the interface.
• Re-sizing the VST3, Standalone and Audio Unit works more reliable.
• Fine-tuned some colors.
• More responsive controls.
• Removed the demo-version timeout and added a voice-over.
• Patch browser can now also be opened by clicking on 'Browser' or the display on the upper left.
• A warning is shown when the user selects a GUI-size that is too large for the screen.
• The keyboard is now also animated when the patch browser is open.
• Broken and badly designed patches are fixed automatically.
• A warning message is shown when the installation is damaged.
• Enhanced performance.
• Enhanced stability.
• Lots of small improvements.

Enhancements - Sound Quality:

• Most parts of the audio-engine now use 64-bit precision instead of 32-bit, which results in a higher sound-quality.
• Higher quality resampling in 44 and 88 kHz sample-rate.
• More precise pitch calculation.
• Slightly enhanced sound of the automatic micro-tuning.
• Many subtle enhancements.

New Sounds:

• Nemesis3 contains 100 new production-ready sounds.
• The patches were created by the developer of Tone2 synthesizers himself (Markus Krause).
• All patches are carefully crafted and can be morphed with the modwheel.
• To keep it easy to find find the right patch the new ones were distributed among the existing categories. You can easily detect the new sounds, as their name ends with 'N3' (Nemesis3).

Fixes:

• Some DAWs could show the VST3 version on PC with an incorrect size when Windows scaling was used.
• The Mac version sometimes displayed pressed keys on the keyboard that were already released.
• The demo-version does longer play an empty patch after saving and re-loading.
• Fixed some typos.

Price: $99 / €99 (Upgrade price: $39 / €39).