[candlesayshi]

If I forget one (which I'm sure I have), ask a mod to add it.

[hyperstationjr]

Can we add the Nord Modular on here?

[gbsr]

synthmaker?

[soundwave]

+1 for Nord Modular.

I haven't come across something so flexible yet still quite easy to use and I guess it was the blueprint for many softsynths to come.

The Arturia Moog Modulars quite good too for what it is.

[diver]

oh max all the way!!!

[quipurite]

It's a shame there is nothing close enough in ease of use and fidelity to Reaktor. Inspirational, flexible, and easy to use for the non-math minded like me. I'm sure MAX is good, but my brain don't work so good with it.

[clusterZ]

Not in the poll: Vaz. Kind of a one trick pony. Kind of pony I would have sex with, too.

[PTV]

Voted for Audiomulch, but you forgot Sensomusic Usine

[unangular]

Originally Posted by clusterZ

Not in the poll: Vaz. Kind of a one trick pony. Kind of pony I would have sex with, too.

You got every right to call yourself an animal lover.
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[bubbleeconomy]

i voted Pd because it's free and you can create pretty much anything you can imagine. my next choice would be max/msp then reaktor.

[vandons]

Isadora was created mainly to process live video but it also can be used to process audio.

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[brb]

Originally Posted by gbsr

synthmaker?

+ SynthEdit?

[Electrica]

Nord Modular

[lnev]

pure data and chucK so far, haven't had the chance to try out max/msp

[Alfred_Faber]

l0lz wut doez modular meen?


i just uze garagband fo my beetz, br0

[Railman]

Max MSP, when you get the hang of it, pretty endless possibilities.

[claaser]

Who on earth uses Buzz? I used it ages ago because it was so lean - has it gotten anywhere with VST support and such?

[Evelon]

I do. Vst support has been on since 1998 or so.

[metalzone2000]

Pure Data for me. ALSA Modular to for linux but, eh, kinda buggy....

[Mom]

'mulch. Yupyup