QuikQuak Announces RaySpace 2.81

May 9, 2007

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QuikQuak has announced version 2.81 of RaySpace. New features since 2.7:

Sound ray visualiser. Watch the sound traverse the rooms with a time changable dial
Scattering algorithm enhanced, with fewer ray losses, and greater random behaviour
Reset factory preset function
Stereo width effecting dry signal bug fix
Updated manual screens, and small GUI changes
Dry signal bug fix
Crash fix on some Mac hosts

RaySpace's general features:

Create fantastic surround reverbs using the completely unique engine - Introducing the new DBT (Diffuse Bubble Tracing) system
Draw walls of any angle, allowing complex room shapes
Four band parametric equaliser, for complete control of output
Ray scattering algorithms for adding randomisation to wall reflections, giving roughness and character to the rooms
Get a real grasp of the virtual space with the 3D ROOM VIEWER. Using zoom and spin with the mouse - watch and listen to actual height adjustments
Reverb updates almost instantly
Export impulse response feature, so you can still use your designs in other reverb units
ZERO latency
RaySpace does NOT use convolution algorithms, it's a completely original design And unlike convolution, long reverb times use the same CPU as short ones, allowing you to make huge spaces
Stereo Width control gives fine adjustments from mono reverb, to 'beyond' speaker position spreads
Compact size. RaySpace does not need huge resource files to store the reverbs, as they only take up a few kilobytes each
45 presets for instant tweaking
Works with all sample rates