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Cambridge, MA (January 6, 2008) – iZotope, Inc., a leading developer of tools for musicians and audio professionals, has licensed several audio technologies to Sony for their recent release of ACID Pro 7 Digital Audio Workstation. The ACID Pro Effects Rack bundle includes Flanger, Phaser, Analog Delay, and Dynamics effects powered by iZotope DSP technology.
"With our inclusion in ACID Pro 7, iZotope continues its mission to provide effects processing that helps musicians and audio professionals create the highest quality audio productions possible," says Mark Ethier, CEO at iZotope, Inc. "The Sony brand is synonymous with quality across consumer and professional markets, and we are pleased to contribute to their product line with iZotope's licensed technology."
The ACID Pro 7 Effects Rack, powered by iZotope, adds over $100 of value to this release, providing users with professional effects that help them creatively shape their productions. In addition, ACID Pro 7 software offers powerful and intuitive DAW functionality for today's media professional including multitrack recording, 5.1 surround sound mixing, robust MIDI sequencing and best-in-class loop-based music production. Now Microsoft Vista compatible, ACID Pro 7 software enables a faster and more flexible creative environment by providing precise control over the music creation process through enhancements such as a new mixing environment, MIDI track freeze, tempo curves, improved Beatmapping, and additional import/export options.
Born out of intensive research in audio processing technology, iZotope has an extensive collection of algorithms and tools that are licensed to third party companies in the Music, Film, Broadcast, Corporate AV, Consumer Electronics, Business, and Telecommunications industries. iZotope technology is present in applications by Sony, Digidesign, Adobe, Sonic Studio, Cakewalk, Thomson Grass Valley, and more, which are used at the highest levels of audio and multimedia production.
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