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They tell us that UNVEIL is a real-time, de-mixing based plug-in that allows attenuating or boosting reverb components within a mixed signal of any channel count, including mono sources, as well as modifying contained reverb characteristics. Additionally, UNVEIL allows bringing the key features of a recording into focus, or moving them to the background, by attenuating or boosting perceptionally less important signal components.
Based on Zynaptiq's proprietary, artificial intelligence based MAP (Mixed-Signal Audio Processing) technology, UNVEIL's applications include:
Zynaptiq CEO Denis H. Goekdag, told Sonic State, "Removing reverb from recordings has always been difficult, if not impossible. Existing de-reverberation strategies either manipulate signal dynamics, require specific channel formats, are limited to certain signal types, or all of the above. Not so with UNVEIL, which effectively "listens" to your signal and discerns which parts of the signal are reverb, much like a human would, and then allows you to manipulate just those parts, even when processing mono sources. As it turns out, the process is not limited to processing reverb, but can bring out or move back the key elements of a recording nicely. Dialog editors, mix engineers for music and film, music producers as well as sound designers will make good use of this tool! "
The UNVEIL real-time features at a glance:
Zynaptiq GmbH, based in Hannover, Germany, creates audio software based on artificial intelligence technology, and is also known for their real-time polyphonic pitch-mapping plug-in PITCHMAP.
UNVEIL as well as a free trial will be available from the Zynaptiq website Monday, March 26th.
UNVEIL comes as Mac AU (AudioUnits) Plug-In, with VST and AAX support for both Mac and Windows platforms planned for later in 2012.
Pricing and Availability:
UNVEIL is priced at USD/EUR 399 and a limited-time introductory price of USD/EUR 269 is available until June 1st, 2012 (prices in EUR inclusive of 19% VAT).
More information:
I don't think I'd ever have a use for this myself.. though I'm compelled to apply this to every 80s song ever.
21-Mar-12 08:14 AM
Price is pretty damn steep imho, if it would be in the 20-30€ range, I would get it just for video editing, when there's a lot of poorly mic'ed situations goong on...
In fact, I wish Apple would snap this idea, buy the algorithms and release it as a part of iMovie.
21-Mar-12 10:51 AM