Steinberg Showcases VST Developers at NAMM
Steinberg, the Audio Group of Pinnacle Systems (NSDAQ:PCLE) will incorporate VST software and soundware companies Universal Audio, Antares, Muse Research, Camel Audio, Muon, and Scarbee into their NAMM booth (HALL A, BOOTH 6524) as a show of support for the largest plug-in platform development community in computer music technology.
"VST has grown to become the de-facto standard in plug-in technology. One reason for the success of VST is that it is an open, cross-platform standard. Another reason is due to the diverse development community which support the VST format and have created unique and creative solutions for the end user," states David Fabian, Vice President of America Sales for Steinberg. "The NAMM show is the perfect opportunity for us to help our developer community showcase their talents."
Developed by Steinberg and first launched in 1996, The Virtual Studio Technology (VST) interface creates an open, professional studio environment on your PC or Mac by integrating virtual effect processors and instruments into your digital audio environment. Because these connections are virtual, there is no need for messy audio or MIDI cabling.These VST modules have the sound quality of the best hardware units, yet are far more flexible. All functions of a VST effect processor or instrument are directly controllable and automatable, either with a mouse or with an external hardware controller. VST also allows easy integration of external equipment, allowing you to put together a system tailor-made to your needs.
For more information on Steinberg and VST development, Please visit HALL A, BOOTH 6524 during NAMM, January 20 - 23, Anaheim Convention center, Anaheim, California.
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