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Audio Effect Update From NATIVE INSTRUMENTS

by , 7:00 AM EDT, May 30th, 2002

NATIVE INSTRUMENTS has released an update for NI-SPEKTRAL DELAY PTE, bringing it to version 1.1. NI-SPEKTRAL DELAY PTE is an audio effect designed for use with Pro Tools. The update features a rewritten audio engine and other performance enhancements. According to NATIVE INSTRUMENTS:

The NI-SPEKTRAL DELAY PTE 1.1 update is now available on our Website.

The NI-SPEKTRAL DELAY PTE 1.1 includes an improved audio engine, two new filter modulations, graphical input/output metering and MIDI beat clock synchronization. Additionally the update now supports Digidesign's new TDM2-system and samples rates with up to 192 kHz.

You can find more information about the NI-SPEKTRAL DELAY PTE update at the NATIVE INSTRUMENTS Web site. NI-SPEKTRAL DELAY PTE 1.1 is free for registered users, while the full version is available for US$449.00.

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