Products: Audio Impressions' announces Version 2.0 of DVZ Strings
Audio Impressions Inc.
5258 Twin Oaks Road
Hidden Hills, California 91302 USA
(818) 704-4606 www.audioimpressions.com
Audio Impressions' announces Version 2.0 of DVZ Strings their new
high-resolution virtual-instrument strings library that comes with
their patented groundbreaking Divisi technology which finally
eliminates the compromises of sampled libraries by delivering
real-world, real-time, section balances.
DVZ® Strings now use Ai's proprietary software that enables Mac and
PC computers to work together and eliminates the need of additional D/A
converters by routing the sampler's outputs into the host computer for
improved the lowest latency with less hardware.
Also improved is the work-flow, DVZ stems can be viewed on separate
MIDI tracks with real-time editing for as many as five sections at a
time with independent articulations and playing styles, without ever
having to load additional samples- the entire library is loaded at
start-up.
Individual stereo outputs for each string section with DVZ stems can be
viewed on separate MIDI tracks with real-time editing for as many as
five sections at a time.-Two-octave KBD controller option.
The strings are completely re-mastered and key switches have been added
for changing styles on the fly via MIDI Continuous Controller messages
that can be edited directly on your sequencer MIDI tracks.
Included is SPACE® a DSP process which transforms individually
recorded instruments into a single live performance and a virtual
sound-stage that lets you position the various players anywhere on it
and AudioPortTM the first Mac and PC compatible high-quality
digital audio over LAN.
BTE Audio has extended its line of Equalization Algorithms with the BEQ2, a high performance digital equalization algorithm that simulates the sound and feel of the world-renowned British Mixing Consoles of the 1970s. With its proprietary topology, the BEQ2 algorithm simultaneously achieves both absolute sonic accuracy and extremely high processing efficiency. Targeted at desktop and embedded professional audio applications, the BEQ2 algorithm will enable quality-conscious third-parties to incorporate the highly revered British EQ sound into their products.
Prototype presentation of SPL‘s new high definition surround miking system at Musikmesse Frankfurt, Germany, March 28-31, 2007 on SPL‘s booth B84 in Hall 5.1.
Niederkrüchten, Germany, March 16, 2007 – SPL‘s new Atmos system is a complete, system independent surround miking system including the ASM5 microphone based upon VM1 capsules from Brauner. Ten years of experience in surround miking technology with the predecessor, covering the complete range of studio and live applications from classical orchestras through rock concerts to Formula 1 races, stimulated the development of the new Atmos system. The new Atmos Controller incorporates the five channel, remotely controllable preamplifier section, a LFE channel composer with level control and a headphone monitor.
The Controller‘s concept now focuses on the basic miking features and can be complemented with further modules to meet individual demands, such as a remote control to adjust the ASM5 pattern characteristics. According to SPL this reduces costs dramatically for a pure, high definition miking setup. Availability is expected for June 2007, further information on www.soundperformancelab.com or www.spl-usa.com.
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Products: Transducer - Analog Speaker- and Miking-Simulator
Transducer
Model 2601
Analog Speaker- and Miking-Simulator
Availability scheduled for May 2007
Visit our live demos at Musikmesse Frankfurt, March 28.-31.
2007, SPL booth B84 in Hall 5.1.
In a
cooperative developmental effort with German guitar amp specialists Tonehunter,
SPL presents a new 2U, 19-inch format guitar speaker and microphone
stand-in called the Transducer. It functions free of latency issues and
with amps up to 200 watts.
The Transducer is connected and operated
exactly like any guitar speaker box so that a guitar amp‘s distortion
can also be integrated into the sound design.
Main advantages
Authentic
sound qualities and real time response for the guitar player – in
contrast to digital simulations with latencies in processing
Independence
from volume levels during performances or recording sessions
Independence
from room acoustics in recordings
Greater
sonic flexibility in comparison to fixed box/microphone gear
Provides
for a live signal in recording quality without crosstalk from miking
Great
space and weight reduction in transport
Time-saving
setup and simplified experimentation with sound variations
No
phasing problems with track doubling thanks to latency free design
Hearing
protection from in-ear monitoring in any kind of session, whether
studio, live or private
The
TRANSDUCER sports two main controls to adjust its sound: "Speaker
Action“ works analogous to a speaker‘s cone behaviour at different
levels through to an audible cone distortion effect. Similarly, “Miking
Level“ recreates a microphone‘s characteristic at different recording
levels.
Further switchable functions allow the choices of alnico
or ceramic speakers, closed or open housings, condenser or dynamic
microphones as well as adjustments to miking distances.
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Prototype
demonstration at Musikmesse Frankfurt, Germany, from March 28. to 31.
3. 2007, SPL booth B84 in Hall 5.1.
The new, proprietary SPL RackPack modular system allows for
free
configuration of an analog rack fully loaded with all SPL specialties.
Whether eight-channel preamp, effects rack or individual channel
strips, the price of SPL‘s innovative analog technology has never been
that favourable per channel.
From
June 2007 the first available modules will be the two new preamps. As
excellent alternatives to SPL's tube-based preamp designs, they cover
two categories: The Prefrence Mic-Pre is a straightforward,
transformerless IC preamp, while the Premium Mic-Pre offers a triple
stage solid state design with an Lundahl input transformer and discrete
transistor circuitry.
Further
modules pictured below will follow later in 2007, tube modules are
scheduled for 2008. Images used here are drawings of the prototype
versions. Exact prices and specifications will be published in
April/May 2007. Conceptual changes can not be excluded until the serial
versions are fixed.