Tone2 Updates Nemesis Synth

US v3.1 includes new features and significantly enhanced sound      07/04/26

Tone2 Updates Nemesis Synth


Tone2 has released an update for Nemesis. They say that Nemesis can do classic digital synthesis methods as well as a new approach called 'NeoFM'. A spokesperson told us, "NeoFM is more powerful and easier to program than traditional FM. It offers superior sound quality. A warm and creamy signature-sound is generated by its engine."

Here's the details of the upgrade direct from the company...

Enhanced sound quality:

  • Significantly enhanced sound quality when 44 kHz or 22 kHz is used as the DAW's samplerate. Reduced aliasing up to 12 dB.
  • Drastically enhanced sound quality when 88 kHz or 176 kHz is used as the DAW's samplerate. Reduced aliasing up to 20 dB.
  • Chords sound better when 'Fat 1' or 'very clean' is used as the mictrotunig mode.
  • Enhanced sound of 'Reverb Ultra'. It has better default parameters, a smoother rolloff, less phasing, more detail and more depth.
  • Enhanced sound of 'Reverb Big'. It has a smoother rolloff, less phasing, more detail and more depth.
  • Enhanced sound of 'Reverb Infinity'. It has a smoother rolloff, less phasing, more detail and more depth.
  • Enhanced sound of 'Reverb Plate'. It has a smoother rolloff, less phasing, more detail and more depth.
  • Enhanced sound of 'Reverb Trance'. It has a smoother rolloff, less phasing, more detail and more depth.
  • Enhanced sound of 'Reverb Glass'. It has a smoother rolloff, less phasing, more detail and more depth.
  • Enhanced sound of 'Reverb Large' by using 64bit processing. It has more detail and transparancy.
  • Slightly enhanced sound of 'Reverb Medium' and 'Reverb Small'. They have less noise floor and more transparency.

 

New features:

  • It is more easy to see soundsets in the patch browser. They have blue color.
  • Template patches have grey color in the patch browser.

 

Enhanced graphics:

  • Reworked the background skin. Diodes and displays have color bleeding.
  • The keyboard has softer shadows.
  • Reduced noise and glitches.

 

Further enhancements:

  • Better init patch parameters.
  • The installer is smarter and VST3 is installed with the default setting.
  • Many small enhancements.

 

Downward compatibility:

  • Nemesis 3.1 is downward compatible with all previous versions. Existing song projects and patches can be loaded without any further steps necessary. They will benefit from the enhanced sound-quality.

 

Pricing and Availability:
Upgrade with discount: All Nemesis 1 and 2 owners are able to upgrade to v3.x with a big discount (€39 or $39). 
Free update: The update free for anyone who owns Nemesis 3.

More information:

 



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