Anyway, there is a free demo available at the product page, and I do recommend you test that out before paying for it. Especially Logic Pro X, Ableton Live and NI Maschine.' I really don't know what to make of it, since I'm obviously able to use it just fine in Live (although I'm a Windows user, so I don't know if it's any different on Mac OS). There is a concerning note on the Purity product page that says: 'Not compatible with some systems.
I don't know if the property shifted hands or whatever, but Sonic Cat sells it now.) (Purity was originally released by a company named Luxonix. It includes a large library of sounds, in addition to a full GM implementation.
Sonic Cat's Purity is a good-sounding multi-timbral ROMpler plugin for Mac and PC.
