FRANKFURT, Germany – Rain Computers' Origin processor engine was designed to work with the Waves SoundGrid System. Origin made its debut running SoundGrid at Waves' Musikmesse demo suite.
SoundGrid uses audio processing over Ethernet to combine the power of multiple processor cores and provide low-latency, real-time audio processing. Rain designed a quad-core processing engine able to provide enough power for multiple low latency plug-in instances, plus balanced component architecture to prevent the data bottlenecks that lead to dropouts and glitches. Origin can also be used with Rain's LiveBook Mobile Audio Workstation running Waves MultiRack software for an integrated solution.
"We're proud to work with Waves on their SoundGrid project. With some of the most talented software engineers in the industry, it's an honor to collaborate with them to create a complete solution that will change live sound and mixing forever," said Rain Computers CEO Kevin Jacoby.
For more information, please visit www.rainrecording.com/origin
