WaveWarp 1.1 Announced at 107th AES
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October 2, 1999
Sounds Logical announced the first commercial release of
their flagship product, WaveWarp (V1.1), at the 107th AES Convention in New York.
WaveWarp is an object-oriented, real-time, audio effects processor for Windows®
95/98/NT®, running native on a Pentium®-class PC with any Windows®-compatible
soundcard. With over 250 modular components, WaveWarp provides the essential building
blocks for creating elaborate audio effect algorithms from scratch. Sample by-sample
execution of all components allows arbitrary connections in series, parallel,
feedforward, and feedback networks. The multirate engine supports "on-the-fly"
sample rate conversion between components. WaveWarp supports 8-, 16-, 20-, 24-,
and 32-bit WAV files of any sample rate. All internal calculations are performed
in 32-bit floating point precision. For added flexibility, the WaveWarp distribution
includes a suite of MATLAB® m-files for importing/exporting digital filters,
wavetables, envelopes functions, etc.
WaveWarp is designed for the audio engineer, musician, sound designer, or
educator who requires a high level of control over the signal processing / effect
algorithm architecture and design.
The software is available for online purchase via the Sounds Logical website
for an end-user price of US$595 per licensed copy. A free full-featured demo (without
“help” and “save” functionality), is also available.
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