— Clocking/Conversion Leader and DSP Guitar Processing Software Maker Combine Forces to Redefine Digital Guitar Processing and Capture for the Modern Age —
Anaheim, Calif., January 19, 2016 — Clocking and conversion expert Antelope Audio Booth A 6596] and Italian amplifier simulation software maker Overloud Audio Tools, creator of the TH3 amplifier simulation software, have announced a new partnership at NAMM 2016. The collaboration between the two companies will enable guitarists to maintain their unique tones all the way through the record and capture process through Antelope’s renowned interface technology, while enjoying the unparalleled flexibility of digital guitar processing and amp simulation.
The implications for guitarists performing in live and recording situations are significant: “More and more, guitarists are appreciating the flexibility of digital signal processing to achieve ‘the perfect tone’ in a variety of performance settings,” says Igor Levin, CEO and Founder of Antelope Audio. “But oftentimes that tone is degraded by the use of inferior recording interfaces and DSP algorithms. Our collaboration with Overloud Audio will introduce new solutions for guitarists that ensure preservation of their authentic tones — and their investment — that carry through the entire recording and playback processes.”
Antelope Audio recently expanded the sonic possibilities for customers craving high quality, customized DSP effects with the launch of its new AuraVerb and other plug-ins — which now ship with Orion32+ and Orion Studio Thunderbolt™ interfaces. These effects leverage Antelope’s proprietary DSP engine and effects algorithms, allowing simultaneous processing of multiple effects with almost no latency. These innovations, which derive from Antelope’s deep product engineering expertise, complement Overloud’s own leadership and innovations in amplifier simulation technology, such as its TH3 amplifier simulation software.
“One of our long-term product goals has been to combine our models into a dedicated hardware interface, so musicians can achieve a superior live and studio experience,” commented Thomas Serafini, Chief Technology Officer of Overloud. “We are excited to partner with Antelope Audio, which is clearly at the fore of audio interface technology. We are confident this partnership will unleash the potential of both companies and allow us to create innovative products for musicians.”
Details on specific product initiatives resulting from the new collaboration will be announced in the coming months.
