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http://www.izotope.com/tech/iZomobile/ iZotope Launches Suite of iOS SDKs for Audio Effects iZotope Inc. in Cambridge, Mass., announces the release of six iOS software developer kits (SDKs) and a free guide to audio programming for iOS. iZotope has already licensed audio DSP technology to clients such as Smule for I Am T-Pain, Audiofile Engineering for FiRe and FiRe 2, and Sonoma Wire Works for GuitarTone. "By releasing licensable SDKs and a free guide for iOS Audio development, iZotope is providing iOS developers with high-quality, easy-to-use audio effects and resources for their apps," says Alex Westner, iZotope's Director of Business Development. "With hundreds of thousands of applications being released into the market every month, the world of mobile development has become an extremely competitive environment. Superior audio quality is essential for distinguishing top apps from the masses." The company states that it is excited to bring to...

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Prism Sound launches SADiE 6 dongles Cambridge, UK:  Prism Sound is delighted to announce the release of the latest version of its SADiE 6 software. In addition to various enhancements, SADiE users can now use their SADiE 6 editing software on any computer, anywhere in the world, thanks to the dongle-based security that gives users the ultimate in flexibility. SADiE 6.0.2 supports dongle operations, and the dongles themselves are now shipping.   "The new release software adds a number of advantages, particularly to editors with new functions in the trim editor that speed up workflow by allowing adjacent clips selection and pairing of clips," says Prism Sound and SADiE's Broadcast Consultant Pete Nash. "Stability with certain Windows issues have now been resolved and the dongle support is particularly useful to customers who are using SADiE 6 for location recording, or in organisations where the software is more likely to move from computer to computer."   D...