iZotope Technology In Wave Editor

US Audiofile licenses iZotope 64-bit SRC, MBIT+, and SonicFit for Wave Editor      01/12/06

iZotope Technology In Wave Editor
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They must be doing something right as Izotope technology is being licensed left right and centre these days. Now iZotope has announced that Audiofile Engineering has licensed iZotope's sample rate conversion, dithering, and time/pitch technologies for use in their document-based audio editor, Wave Editor 1.2.7. Designed in Cocoa from the ground up, Wave Editor takes advantage of CoreAudio, Quartz, and other solid OS X features and incorporates standard audio editing features with the latest advances in interface design, speed, and stability. Wave Editor introduces new concepts to audio editing such as Layered Audio, SmartEdits, and the SmartEdit List, making audio editing faster and easier without compromising the quality of the audio itself.
iZotope's contribution to Wave Editor comes through the licensing of their high-end DSP algorithms including the iZotope 64-bit SRC for customizable sample rate conversion free from aliasing artifacts, MBIT+ for critically acclaimed dithering based on proprietary noise shaping curves, and SonicFit time stretching and pitch shifting based on iZotope's extensive experience in manipulating audio.
Matthew Foust of Audiofile Engineering had this to say, "As working recording engineers, quality and musicality are paramount in our products. iZotope's ability to integrate these qualities into their algorithms compliments our design philosophy and helps us deliver best-of-breed, yet affordable products to our customers."
iZotope 64-bit SRC, MBIT+, and SonicFit are just some of the many technologies in iZotope's licensing program. The company licenses these audio tools and processing algorithms to large and small companies across the Music, Film, TV & Radio Broadcast, Corporate A/V, Consumer Electronics, Business Software Applications, and Telecommunications markets.
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