Cakewalk Software Audio FX3 (Windows)

Now you can make audio tracks sound like they were recorded in almost any room you can imagine. Cakewalk Audio FX 3 SoundStage allows you to design acoustic environments in which to play back digital audio, resulting in unique, realistic reverb.

To create the perfect room, just click and drag your mouse to move walls and change ceiling height. Choose from different microphones, and place them inside the room. Then assign each audio track to different "performer" positions to hear custom reverb on each track. When you're finished, save your soundstage for other sessions, or use as a template for other designs. Audio FX 3 includes ready-to-use soundstages too. So stop searching for the perfect recording space, and design your own soundstage with Cakewalk Audio FX 3.

Performers View
ÝPosition performers anywhere in room
ÝTailor EQ response curves for each performer
ÝAssign audio tracks to individual performers
ÝHear audio match the performers' room position and proximity to microphone

Room View
ÝDefine sizes and positions for ceiling, floor, and up to 7 walls
ÝSelect unique room characteristics like sound absorption, trapping and high-frequency damping
ÝPlace microphones and select microphone patterns, proximity adjustments, and separation distance

Why DirectX Audio Plug-ins
Cakewalk Audio FX 3 is a real-time audio processing plug-in for Windows 95/98/NT. All Cakewalk Audio FX plug-ins are Microsoft DirectX-compatible, allowing you to use them with any digital… read more audio software that supports DirectX including Guitar Studio, Home Studio 9, Professional 8, and Pro Audio 9.

Cakewalk Audio FX 3 uses 32-bit, floating-point processing, providing you with fast, precise, mono and stereo audio effects. Cakewalk Audio FX 3 can be used as real-time effects during record or playback, or used to render audio tracks as off-line edits. So you get maximum editing flexibility whether you're mixing tracks at home or in the studio.

While many different audio plug-in platforms exist today, Microsoft DirectX is the true open standard for audio plug-ins on the Windows platform. This means that you are not limited to a single manufacturer's proprietary format. DirectX is supported by the industry's leading manufacturers of digital audio software, giving you a wide range of plug-ins and host programs from which to choose. read less