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PRODUCT NEWS |
High Wycombe, UK
, July 7, 2006 |
Focusrite's Liquid Mix Flows Into Stores
The Mac OSX version of Liquid Mix, Focusrite's hot new bundle of EQ
and compressor plug-in software emulations with dedicated DSP hardware
co-processor, is now shipping worldwide. Focusrite says delivery of the
PC version is set for later in 2006. The final list of 40 compressor
and 20 EQ emulations is now online at www.focusrite.com/liquidmixdownloads.
The package includes emulations of classic outboard gear such as Neve
1073 and Pultec EQP1 equalizers, and Fairchild 670 and Manley SLAM compressors.
The Liquid Mix emulations have been under construction for over two years,
with some emulations requiring more than 8,000 separate sampling sequences
taken over a period of months to ensure genuine emulation. Liquid Mix’s
immensely powerful onboard DSP can easily handle such complex emulations, though,
and is able to drive up to 32 Liquid Mix compressors and 32 EQs simultaneously.
Plans for additional emulations are already well advanced, as well as
presets to be made available online for those desiring to quickly get
the most out of vintage and classic compression and EQ.
The Liquid Mix GUI has also undergone some final cosmetic tweaks as
well as extensive beta testing of both software and hardware on a plethora
of different setups and sequencers. As the software continues to evolve,
so all new versions will immediately be made available for download from
the Liquid downloads page, listed above.
From the outset, Liquid Mix will now ship with a Liquid Mix FXpansion
VST to RTAS wrapper, ensuring it works fluidly with both Pro Tools HD
and LE at no extra cost*.
Liquid Mix is available now in the UK from all good pro audio stores
for just £499 inc. VAT. For pricing outside of the UK, please refer
to your local distributor, details of which can be found on the ‘where
to buy’ section of the website.
* requires Pro Tools 7.0. Operation with earlier versions will require
the full FXpansion VST toRTAS wrapper software, available online from
www.fxpansion.com.
Focusrite Web Site
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