"Ik Multimedia Arc System Tdm For Pro Tools""Hd Accel"

The IK Multimedia ARC System TDM is the first (and only) acoustic room correction plug-in. ARC handles acoustical problems for any Digidesign Pro Tools TDM-based studio. Combining a professional calibrated measurement microphone, standalone software that captures sound information and calculates proper room correction, and a multi-platform plug-in, ARC improves how your studio sounds forever. IK Multimedia teamed up with the leading sound equalization provider, Audyssey, to produce this innovative, low-cost, and mobile way to correct audio distortion problems caused by room acoustics.ARC features revolutionary Audyssey MultEQ technology, which measures acoustical information throughout the listening area in your studio. It then combines this information to provide an accurate representation of the room's acoustical problems. The equalization solution then corrects for both time and frequency response problems more effectively and efficiently than any other room correction EQ on the market. The result is a clear and reliable representation of your mix. Regardless of the acoustical issues in your studio, what you are recording, mixing or mastering becomes immediately clear and reliable and your studio sound will improve forever.ARC System TDM corrects sound distortion caused by room acoustics, so you can trust the sound of your studioThe popularity of DAW-based systems have made them the most diffused recording and mixing solution for hundreds of thousands of professional, project and home studios worldwide. While much emphasis is placed on the gear and tools used for composing, mixing and mastering, one of the most critical factors influencing the quality of a music production is the accuracy of the monitoring system. In fact the combination of speakers and room acoustics prove to be the weakest link in the music production chain.Nearfield monitor systems used in studio applications are designed to deliver sound without distortion or coloration. However when monitors are placed in a room, surrounding walls, ceiling, furniture, and other objects reflect and absorb their sounds, creating complex distortions specific to the room, causing them to lose the accuracy they have been designed for, and you end up hearing more of the sound of the room, than the music actually being produced. The traditional solutions to this problem so far have been acoustic treatments, traditional room correction EQ or, lately, advanced self-calibrated monitor systems. Unfortunately each of these solutions has some drawbacks, which may not be the best possible solution in many of today's DAW-based music production studio situations.Acoustic treatment requires a degree of expertise in its setup that is not commonly available among musicians working in project and home studios. At the same time, it can be extremely expensive for studios to have, especially when a precise target result is required and the room is not optimally shaped. A complete and successful acoustical tre