Thanks for your reply, Zephod.Zephod wrote:as to the limited polyphony - I am working on a version that has variable polyphony up to 16. The old educational version was limited to 4 voices to ensure proper behaviour on a 486/pentium 1 class machine for any patches the students came up with. For these days that limitation is a bit weird.
Glad you like it though
Yes, more polyphony would be nice (at least 6). Another thing would be to have a module for different keyboard modes like mono, poly, legato, etc.
Another thing which happened was a crash while using Blok in Ableton Live 8.1.5 on Windows 7 32-bit. This happened while saving and loading patches with the built-in browser.
No crashes while using it on Buzz but that version doesn't contain the browser of the vst version.
Except the things mentioned above Blok is really an excellent synth. Very good sound quality, really nice GUI, a good selection of modules and it is quite logical to use. The CPU use is ridiculously low compared to most other softsynths, really cool.

