PARIS Software Version 2.0 Debuts At NAMM

Major Release Delivers Significant Features And New Hardware Support

January 28, 1999 -- ENSONIQ was showing PARIS® Software Version 2.0 at the 1999 NAMM Show. Version 2.0 is a major step in the development of the PARIS hard-disk recording system, delivering significant new features as well as support for new PARIS hardware. Version 2.0 includes a crossfade command bar in the editor window, the importing and exporting of stereo audio files (.paf, sd2, and .wav), plus application support for the new SMPTE/VITC synchronization module.

PARIS software version 2.0 is planned for released in February '99, and is free to all PARIS owners via the ENSONIQ® Web site at: www.ensoniq.com, or by calling ENSONIQ customer service at (610) 647-3930.

Crossfade command
A crossfade command bar has been added to the PARIS editor window. This allows users to choose from a variety of crossfade shapes and preferences depending on their needs. Version 2.0 also supports the importing and exporting of stereo audio files. Formats supported are .paf (PARIS Audio Files) as well as .sd2 and .wav files.

Support for SMPTE/VITC synchronization module
PARIS Version 2.0 provides support for the new EDS-Sti-01 professional SMPTE/VITC synchronization module. The EDS-Sti-01 reads and writes SMPTE and VITC time code and supports NTSC and PAL formats. The EDS-Sti-01 supports all frame rates, pul-lup/pull-down, black burst and house sync as well as "window bum" capabilities.

For more information, visit www.ensoniq.com.