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Updated: 30 Jan 2005 | | 3.49MB | Downloads: 3279 |
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KRISTAL Audio Engine is a powerful multi-track recorder, audio sequencer and mixer - ideal for anyone wanting to get started with recording, mixing and mastering digital audio.
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It is designed as a modular system. The main application provides a mixing console, while the audio sequencer, live audio input and so on are loaded as separate Plug-Ins.
Features of KRISTAL Audio Engine 1.0.1 :
KRISTAL Audio Engine
- 16 audio tracks
- 32 Bit floating point audio engine
- 44.1 to 192 kHz sample rate*
- Downmix to 16/24/32 Bit audio files
- 3-band parametric EQ &
- 2 VST insert slots per channel
- 3 VST master effect slots
- ASIO low latency audio driver support
- 4 KRISTAL Plug-In slots
- Load/Save KRISTAL project files
- Supported file formats: WAVE, AIFF, FLAC, OGG Vorbis
The following Plug-Ins are included in the KRISTAL package:
KRISTAL Waver
- the sequencer Plug-In for KRISTAL
- multichannel harddisk recording via ASIO/MME
- ASIO input monitoring
- audio clip arrangement
- audio clip fade-in/fade-out/crossfade
- unlimited undo/redo
- AES31 Export
KRISTAL LiveIN
- connect your mic/guitar and play thru KRISTAL using VST effects in realtime
KRISTAL Effects Plug-Ins
- KristalMultiDelay
- KristalChorus
- KristalReverb
- Kristalizer
Changes from KRISTAL Audio Engine 1.0 to KRISTAL Audio Engine 1.0.1 :
- Commercial licensing options available
ASIO Engine:
- added support for some more bit depths
- 32 Bit now recorded as floating point (was integer before)
- changed channel naming (channel number first)
- samplerate problem with some cards fixed
Waver:
- fixed Crossfade bug
- audio files are now imported at cursor position
• Related downloads:
- QuickAudio: lets you edit, play and record digital audio as well as convert between various popular audio formats.
- REAPER: is designed for the recording, arrangement, editing, mixing and rendering of audio files.
- BestPractice: is a tool to slow down or speed up music, either from a wave file or directly from a CD.
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