Date: October 9th, 2006
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Chicago: Previously only available for Pro Tools, Source-Connect VST offers the same high quality, low latency, real time audio connections to a wide range of audio workstations. Re-authored for the VST platform, Source-Connect VST has been tested on Steinberg Nuendo, Cubase, Ableton Live and Adobe Audition 2.0.
Source-Connect eliminates the need for expensive ISDN lines, hardware, subscription fees and minute-by-minute line charges, enabling affordable high-quality audio streaming between studios, voiceover talent and musicians all over the world. Incorporating a high-quality, low delay AAC codec, Source-Connect allows for communications at bitrates up to 192kbs stereo.
“For the cost of a single month’s worth of ISDN fees, Source-Connect users can now collaborate with studios around the world, no matter what flavor of workstation they use.” remarked Source Elements co-founder Robert Marshall. “This was clearly something we had to do; we were getting too many requests for a VST version. The Pro Tools community has excitedly embraced this new technology, and we needed to offer this option to users of VST workstations.”
Source Elements has developed two types of streaming software and both are now available for VST and ProTools users; Source-Connect for ‘workstation to workstation’ collaboration, and Source-Live for workstation to QuickTimeTM. Source Elements released Source-Live for VST in August of 2006. “Think of Source-Connect as what you use to build your project, and Source-Live for getting client approval, no matter where your client happens to be.” explained co-founder John Binder. “Both have their place in professional workflow.”
Source-Connect VST will be available for purchase October 9th from https://www.source-elements.com/purchase and is priced at $395. For a limited time, Source Elements is offering a Source-Connect/Source-Live bundle for $595. Source Elements was founded by John Binder and Robert Marshall, two audio engineers who develop alternative solutions to the problematic complexities of everyday post-production. For more information, log on to https://www.source-elements.com.
