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Hallo HR Gemeinde
Waves hat wieder mal was neue.
Scheint eine Antwort auf TC Powercore und UAD zu sein.
Engineers, producers, and musicians who use Waves demand the most powerful and advanced audio tools available. They also have a habit of pushing any system to its edge—because they refuse to let technology limit their vision.
At Waves, we have the same philosophy. So instead of waiting for today’s processors to catch up with the tools we build, we’ve created the APA32 and APA44-M Audio Processing Accelerators: Outboard units with the power to do the heavy lifting your mixes demand.
The APA is a hardware solution that lets you easily run multiples of Waves’ most CPU-intensive plug-ins. For example, the APA32 lets you run 6 IR-1 Reverbs, or 9 Linear Phase Equalizers, or 12 C4 Multiband Parametric Processors at 44.1KHz. The APA44-M is even more powerful, giving you up to 30% more plug-in power than the APA32. What’s more, the APA units don’t require a PCI card or a Firewire or USB connection. You simply connect them to a standard Ethernet port, install the new NetShell software, and cut loose.
What if you need even more power? Easy: add another APA. You can connect up to 8 APA units to a single host computer using a standard Ethernet switch. Mix and match the APA32 and APA44-M units if you like. Because APA units use standard Ethernet hardware, you can expand your Waves power easily, without the need for proprietary gear.
On the [g=18]Mac[/g], NetShell currently supports Pro Tools, Cubase, Nuendo, Logic Pro and Digital Performer.
On the PC, NetShell supports Pro Tools, Cubase, and Nuendo.
Look for more platform support in the near future. Whether you use a Native or TDM system, the included NetShell software handles shipping audio from your host computer to the APA unit(s) and back. The [g=84]insert[/g] drop-down menu in your [g=17]DAW[/g] will give you the choice to open a plug-in on an APA or on your regular system.
http://www.waves.com/content.asp?id=1622
Keine Ahnung was das Ding kostet.., ich denke nicht wenig.
X-Ray
Waves hat wieder mal was neue.
Scheint eine Antwort auf TC Powercore und UAD zu sein.
Engineers, producers, and musicians who use Waves demand the most powerful and advanced audio tools available. They also have a habit of pushing any system to its edge—because they refuse to let technology limit their vision.
At Waves, we have the same philosophy. So instead of waiting for today’s processors to catch up with the tools we build, we’ve created the APA32 and APA44-M Audio Processing Accelerators: Outboard units with the power to do the heavy lifting your mixes demand.
The APA is a hardware solution that lets you easily run multiples of Waves’ most CPU-intensive plug-ins. For example, the APA32 lets you run 6 IR-1 Reverbs, or 9 Linear Phase Equalizers, or 12 C4 Multiband Parametric Processors at 44.1KHz. The APA44-M is even more powerful, giving you up to 30% more plug-in power than the APA32. What’s more, the APA units don’t require a PCI card or a Firewire or USB connection. You simply connect them to a standard Ethernet port, install the new NetShell software, and cut loose.
What if you need even more power? Easy: add another APA. You can connect up to 8 APA units to a single host computer using a standard Ethernet switch. Mix and match the APA32 and APA44-M units if you like. Because APA units use standard Ethernet hardware, you can expand your Waves power easily, without the need for proprietary gear.
On the [g=18]Mac[/g], NetShell currently supports Pro Tools, Cubase, Nuendo, Logic Pro and Digital Performer.
On the PC, NetShell supports Pro Tools, Cubase, and Nuendo.
Look for more platform support in the near future. Whether you use a Native or TDM system, the included NetShell software handles shipping audio from your host computer to the APA unit(s) and back. The [g=84]insert[/g] drop-down menu in your [g=17]DAW[/g] will give you the choice to open a plug-in on an APA or on your regular system.
http://www.waves.com/content.asp?id=1622
Keine Ahnung was das Ding kostet.., ich denke nicht wenig.
X-Ray
