Little Endian has announced it has acquired Delaydots, provider of spectral processing audio effects for sound designers, gaming and film industries. Little Endian has acquired complete Intellectual Property rights, along with an exclusive publishing and distribution rights to all Delaydots products, including the SpectralSuite pack and the flagship modular spectral processor SpectrumWorx.
Delaydots products remain available through the online store at www.delaydots.com, and technical support continues via the Delaydots support forum here at KVR Audio.
"We are extremely pleased to take over Delaydots," commented Little Endian CEO Danijel Domazet. "We've been searching for a way to enter the very dynamic audio effects software market, and this is just a perfect opportunity for us. We plan to continue development based on Alexey Menshikov's unique research, and also to bring in fresh ideas from our own labs."
About Little Endian
Little Endian was founded in 2006 by a group with strong background in audio-video digital signal processing. Little Endian aims to create a dynamic community of software architects based on intelligence, creativity and passion for all that is possible with digital media. By entering the world of audio effects, Little Endian takes the next step in this direction. For more information see www.littleendian.com.
About Delaydots
Founded in 2002 by sound designer Alexey Menshikov, Delaydots develops unique sounding audio effects for sound designers, especially targeting gaming and film industries. Current product line includes flagship SpectrumWorx, a unique modular frequency-domain audio mangling processor which gives the user endless possibilities of sound transformation; PhatPro, a sub-harmonic low frequency synthesizer/bass enhancer (with light version, Phat); SpectralMorpher, spectral transformation effect that allows complete source alteration based on external samples, loaded sample with eleven transformation modes; PitchBand, two-band pitch shifter; and daBomb, a distortion effect. For more information see www.delaydots.com.
