Amulet Announces VST-to-DirectX Adapter
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The Waldorf D-Pole running in Sound Forge
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March 9, 1999
Amulet Audio Software UK today announced that their new plug-in, "VST toDirectX
Adapter", is now shipping, priced at $50.
Users of PC-based Direct-X plug-in compatible software, such as Cakewalk, Emagic's
Logic Audio series, Sonic Foundry's Sound Forge and ACID range, and Samplitude
5.x/2496, will find this plug-in enormously useful, as it gives them access
to the whole range of top-quality commercial, freeware, and shareware VST-compatible
Plug-Ins. CPU overhead is less than 2% on a Pentium MMX-233 in most cases, and
latency is zero.
The VST to DirectX Adapter Plug-In is priced only $50, and is available from
Amulet's Web site with secure online ordering.
A Demo version is scheduled for later this month; version 1.1 - featuring,
amongst other things, full MIDI automation of all plug-in parameters, and a
special "Groove Automation" mode for loop processing in Acid and Sound
Forge - will be released during Q2.
Amulet is a new UK-based audio software house, specializing in making music
applications talk to each other, as well as creative,
musician-friendly digital signal processing. Future products include a line
of free- and shareware VST format plug-ins, and a LAN-based audio and MIDI solution
for PC "audio rendering farm" clusters.
VST Technology was developed by Steinberg GmBH, and is a registered trademark
of Steinberg.
For more information, visit their web site at http://surf.to/amulet.
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