AudioLab .NET is a collection of .NET elements created for speedy audio processing. This software grants users the ability to record, manipulate, and play back audio without the need for programming. It supports a variety of formats and technologies and is free for personal use.
AudioLab .NET is an impressive set of .NET tools designed for high-speed audio processing. With its ability to facilitate audio capture, processing, playback, and broadcasting with zero lines of program code, it is a must-have for any professional audio enthusiast. The software includes support for Wave Win32 API, Audio ACM, and the latest DirectX Media Objects (DMO), DirectShow, ASIO, VST 2.X and 3.0, and allows for any combination of them to be used as needed. This means the developer can choose to go with any of them, use all, or switch between them with ease.
AudioLab .NET makes it easy to work with these complex systems through the use of components that hide system complexity and make everything almost identical from the user's point of view. As a bonus, the software package also includes a graphical editor for codeless development that simplifies the development process even further.
The rich feature set of AudioLab .NET is particularly noteworthy. It includes familiar capabilities like capture (which captures audio from microphone, LineIn, Modem, or any other input device using DirectShow, WaveAPI, and ASIO), recording (in Wave, WMA(ASF), Ogg, and other formats), and playback (plays various file formats). It also includes options for output (aver speakers, LineOut, Modem, or another Output device), broadcasting (over IP using Windows Media Encoder), receiving (remote audio over IP using Windows Media Encoder), and generating custom Waveforms.
Other features are included such as processors, which include filters, amplifiers, equalizers, and converters, including custom user-defined filters (DirectShow, DMO, VST2/3, and native), Mixers (which mixes audio signals), Switches (which enable and disable the audio flow), and VU, PPM, and RMS Meters (Volume Unit, Peak Programme Meter, and Root Mean Square meters) which are all available in the software.
Audio Compression components can also be found in the software package which compresses and decompresses audio streams (DirectShow, ACM, and native Vorbis and Speex). Spectrum analysis and related visualizations of the resulting FFT-spectrum can be performed in real-time, making it even more powerful.
Finally, the package includes Scope and Waterfall graphics display wave and spectrum data. The program is free for non-commercial use and is undoubtedly an asset to your audio production needs.
AudioLab .NET makes it easy to work with these complex systems through the use of components that hide system complexity and make everything almost identical from the user's point of view. As a bonus, the software package also includes a graphical editor for codeless development that simplifies the development process even further.
The rich feature set of AudioLab .NET is particularly noteworthy. It includes familiar capabilities like capture (which captures audio from microphone, LineIn, Modem, or any other input device using DirectShow, WaveAPI, and ASIO), recording (in Wave, WMA(ASF), Ogg, and other formats), and playback (plays various file formats). It also includes options for output (aver speakers, LineOut, Modem, or another Output device), broadcasting (over IP using Windows Media Encoder), receiving (remote audio over IP using Windows Media Encoder), and generating custom Waveforms.
Other features are included such as processors, which include filters, amplifiers, equalizers, and converters, including custom user-defined filters (DirectShow, DMO, VST2/3, and native), Mixers (which mixes audio signals), Switches (which enable and disable the audio flow), and VU, PPM, and RMS Meters (Volume Unit, Peak Programme Meter, and Root Mean Square meters) which are all available in the software.
Audio Compression components can also be found in the software package which compresses and decompresses audio streams (DirectShow, ACM, and native Vorbis and Speex). Spectrum analysis and related visualizations of the resulting FFT-spectrum can be performed in real-time, making it even more powerful.
Finally, the package includes Scope and Waterfall graphics display wave and spectrum data. The program is free for non-commercial use and is undoubtedly an asset to your audio production needs.
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