Lazu Ra Oh by Stellar, reverb by Altiverb 7 with the King's Chamber IR set from the Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt.

For several hours in May 2011, in a new Egypt, Master Healer, singer and musician Stellar arranged the King's chamber of the great Pyramid of Giza all for herself.

In that pitch dark resonant chamber in the heart of the pyramid, surrounded by solid Rose Granite and quartz walls 50 meter thick she recorded the vocal tracks for her album 'Sounds of Light'. She also recorded various mantras of love and creation and Lazu Ra Oh, sung in the original "language of Light" which represents the marriage of the Divine Union, the inner balance of the masculine and feminine within.

And then she recorded a number of beautiful impulse responses for Altiverb. 

Lazu Ra Oh dry

Audio Ease was lucky to be able to sample one of the most astonishing acoustic marvels in the world: The Gol Gumbaz Temple in Bijapur, India.

You can read more about this reverb sample we made for Altiverb here:
http://www.audioease.com/IR/golgumbaz/golgumbaz.html

Altiverb - Golgumbaz

RiverRun is a Granular Soundscape Synthesizer capable of oozing immense sonic oceans of tiny particals taken from your original audio. It can build rhythmic textures, wide harmonic soundscapes, and it can zoom in on your fragment by stretching it by a factor of up to 200.

This demo piece shows what a single RiverRun can do to a snippet of speech.

More info on RiverRun at:
http://www.audioease.com/Pages/Nautilus/RiverRunMain.html

RiverRun

Listen to this demo on speakers if you can. Close your eyes and follow the mono input sound source being dragged about by Orbit.

Orbit lets you control the virtual position of your sound source. It accurately calculates the sound source’s reflections of the walls of a virtual ‘outer room’, using the exact amount of delay and attenuation for the direct sound and all reflections alike. Use it a s a physically correct panner, select from preset source trajectories, or create them yourself via live midi control or parameter automation.

More info on:
http://audioease.com/Pages/RocketScience/RocketMain.html

Orbit

In this short demo mp3 the spikey arpeggio at the start is treated with Follo's dynamic filter. Further on, a synth string pad is pushed through Roger's vowel filters.

Roger:
You can apply human vowel filters to your audio with Roger. Use the vowel bar at the bottom to click through the vowels and click the portrait to select one of the Roger family members. 

Follo:
Dynamically adjusts the peak of a resonating bandpass filter according to the level of the incoming audio. Applications of Follo include an autowah on a guitar, and a thumping resonating bass generator.

More:
http://audioease.com/Pages/RocketScience/RocketMain.html


Roger and Follo demo by Han Otten

DeepPhaseNine is a true phaser that offers unprecedented control and visual feedback. Up to 24 notches per channel, beat locked sample and hold, one-shots, a true phaser (Not a flanger !) done the Audio Ease way.

Listen to 24 lfo'ing notches highlighting partials of these two chords. Creating an esoteric melody out of an otherwise static pad.

More info:
http://audioease.com/Pages/Nautilus/NautilusMain.html

DeepPhaseNine - demo 1

DeepPhaseNine is a true phaser that offers unprecedented control and visual feedback. Up to 24 notches per channel, beat locked sample and hold, one-shots, a true phaser (Not a flanger !) done the Audio Ease way.
Check out what sample and hold, beat locked Phasing lfo's can do while other parameters are tweaked. Again, nothing but a single Deep Phase Nine was used to treat the synth.
More info:
http://audioease.com/Pages/Nautilus


DeepPhaseNine - demo 2

Audio Ease are a group of music- and audio software developers based in Utrecht the Netherlands.
They are best known for Altiverb, the first and highest regarded convolution reverb. Convolution reverb creates reverb based on samples of the real world: Sydney Opera House, the Gol Gumbaz of india, or the company bathroom.

Speakerphone is a much younger product seeking to be the definitive speaker simulator. It not only holds samples of virtually every speaker imaginable, but also combines it with environmental sounds, static, sirens etc, to complete the image.

Snapper is newest. A small idea with big consequences. Basically: sound files in the Mac Finder are never again closed. Quick-look on steroids.

When Audio Ease is not tweaking a filter or fixing their backup server, they are likely out there sampling a bus station or an antique telephone.