iZotope Releases Free Universal Binary and X64 Vinyl Plug In

Added support for Vinyl

Cambridge, MA – iZotope has released a new version of its free record player simulator, Vinyl. The updated version includes support for the latest operating systems and host applications.

Updates for Vinyl include: 
- Universal Binary for Intel-based Mac computers 
- X64 support for 64-bit host applications under Windows 
- Pro Tools 7 support

Vinyl is the product of extensive research in analog modeling techniques. It simulates the sound characteristics of a record player, and allows the user to control and automate wear, dust, scratches, warp, mechanical noise, electrical noise, and the year of the record player.

Vinyl is available to download for free from iZotope’s website at: http://www.izotope.com/vinyl.

About iZotope

iZotope makes innovative products that inspire and enable people to be creative. Based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, iZotope has spent over a decade developing award-winning products and audio technologies for professionals and hobbyists alike. Used by millions of people in over 50 countries, iZotope products are a core component of GRAMMY-winning music studios, Oscar and Emmy-winning film and TV post production studios, and prominent radio studios, as well as basement and bedroom studios across the globe. Through a robust licensing program, iZotope also powers products made by industry partners such as Adobe, Avid, Microsoft, and Sony. iZotope was recently honored with an Emmy® Award for Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Development for its flagship audio repair suite, RX®.

For more information on iZotope products, visit www.izotope.com.

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