ANN: Audiofile Engineering releases Wave Editor 1.0
ANN: Audiofile Engineering releases Wave Editor 1.0
- Subject: ANN: Audiofile Engineering releases Wave Editor 1.0
- From: Evan Olcott <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 09:12:36 -0500
Hey everybody - thought I'd let you know officially.
Thanks so much for everybody's help on the forums here. Wouldn't have
been as easy without ya.
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Audiofile Engineering Introduces Wave Editor™
New Waveform Editor Features Innovative Audio Layering Feature
SAINT PAUL, Minnesota - August 22, 2005 - Audiofile Engineering™
today introduced Wave Editor™, its document-based digital audio
waveform editor with several new features that make it the most
innovative application of its kind on the market. Wave Editor is
priced at $250.
Wave Editor is the essential audio editor for Mac OS X. Designed in
Cocoa from the ground up, Wave Editor proudly takes advantage of
CoreAudio, Quartz Extreme, and other core features within Mac OS X.
Wave Editor takes over where Peak and Spark left off, incorporating
the standard audio editing features you're used to while bringing you
up-to-date with the latest advances in interface design, speed and
stability.
"We've built what we think is the best audio document editor on Mac
OS X," said Ev, programmer of Wave Editor. "Taking what we learned
from Sample Manager, we have filled what we found was a huge hole in
the Mac OS X audio market. We plan to continue to improve upon Wave
Editor's solid yet expandable foundation until it is unparalleled in
the audio industry."
Cutting Edge Features
Wave Editor introduces the concept of "layered audio". It allows
audio professionals to layer audio of any rate, bit depth, and number
of channels, add Audio Units and fades on top of each other, edit
them, then flatten the resulting file, a process that takes much
longer with legacy editors.
Bezier-Based Fades
Wave Editor's application of fades is new to audio editors: fades as
"overlays" on top of the audio that can be adjusted in real-time
before they are applied. And, for the first time in any audio editor,
you can use quadratic or cubic bezier curves to shape the fades to
obtain the smoothest natural effect.
Wave Editor also includes an advanced inspector, statistical
analyzer, standard audio processing features, three advanced meters,
full support for Audio Units, support for MP3 and AAC, and much more.
The Future
Audiofile Engineering today has also announced the imminent release
of Spectre™, a real-time audio multi-analyzer. Spectre is the only
audio analyzer for Mac OS X written in Cocoa and fully utilizes core
features within Mac OS X, including Quartz Extreme. More information
about Spectre is forthcoming.
Pricing & Availability
Wave Editor is available immediately through Audiofile Engineering's
online store for a retail price of $250 (US). A retail price for
Spectre has yet to be determined. Wave Editor and Spectre require Mac
OS X Tiger (10.4).
Audiofile Engineering is redefining the standards for Mac OS X audio
software. Audiofile Engineering develops applications exclusively for
Mac OS X and is leading the industry by creating audio tools for
Macintosh-based audio professionals that fully utilize all of the
core technologies in Mac OS X.
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Ev
Technical Knowledge Officer
Head Programmer/Designer
Audiofile Engineering
http://www.audiofile-engineering.com/
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