Press Release September 19 2000: Sounds Logical at AES and IMX 2000

Sounds Logical will showcase WaveWarp 2.0 at the upcoming 109th AES Convention in Los Angeles on 22-25 September 2000, and at the 2nd Interactive Music Expo (IMX) in Los Angeles on 3-4 October 2000.

On display will be WaveWarp 2.0 plus the forthcoming extensions, namely the WaveWarp Audio Toolbox for MATLAB, and the WaveWarp plugin for Winamp. The WaveWarp Audio Toolbox for MATLAB provides seamless communication between WaveWarp and MATLAB (from The Mathworks, Inc), allowing MATLAB to function as an audio source, sink, or in-the-loop processor of audio streams managed by WaveWarp. Also, the new WaveWarp digital filtering component allows filter designs from MATLAB to be seamlessly integrated into WaveWarp's real-time processing engine. Moreover, the WaveWarp Audio Toolbox for MATLAB is built around a suite of MATLAB m-files (plus API engine calls) enabling the user to re-configure, adapt, or extend the functionality as desired. For example, the user can create totally customised MATLAB functions (and GUI's) for processing the WaveWarp audio stream on- or off-line.

The WaveWarp Winamp plugin enables WaveWarp to function as a plugin to the popular Winamp media player (from Nullsoft), much in the same way as WaveWarp 2.0 functions as a DirectX plugin to a wide range of audio editors and sequencers. The Winamp plugin functionality enhances the versatility of WaveWarp by encompassing a broader range of PC-audio users than DirectX alone.