Check Out ELK MusicOS

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If you’re heading out to NAMM, you should visit MIND Music Labs booth to check ELK MusicOS. The OS has the capability to run VST plugins. Read more below.

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN: Everyone will jointly unify in making their approach for touchdown at The 2019 NAMM Show in Anaheim California, January 24-27, MIND Music Labs is good to go to make music waves with a remarkable number of surefire Powered by ELK MusicOS product hits and announcements at the globe’s biggest trade-only event for the musical instruments, pro audio, and also occasion technology sector …

In an industry-moving-and-shaking seismic shift, MIND Music Lab’s ELK MusicOS, the world’s first MOS (Music Operating System) for usage in ingrained settings, offers unequaled ultra low-latency efficiency making use of Intel X86 or ARM processors, which, when integrated with ELK’s SDK (Software Development Kit), makes it simple for developers of VST (Virtual Studio Technology) and RE (Rack Extension) plug-ins to support ELK, ultimately ushering in a new period where the power, flexibility, as well as selection of audio and music software, can be run live on embedded equipment.

To assist it sticking out from the crowd, Italian pioneer DV Mark’s Smart Multiamp (http://www.dvmark.it/media/upload_area/2019/01/11/dv-smart-multiamp.jpg)– among the most powerful all-in-one preamp/effects processor/power amps ever produced– is ready to be launched at The 2019 NAMM Program as the first Powered by ELK MusicOS product to hit the market! Marco De Virgilis, Head Of State at DV Mark as well as Mark Bass Original, obligingly pays tribute to the trailblazing technology that made it feasible: “Thanks to ELK MusicOS, we have been able to release the most sophisticated all-in-one digital guitar gadget on the market, and also the first amp to run VST plugins with the most affordable latency you can envision.”

MIND Music Labs’ Booth (16321) at The 2019 NAMM Show, January 24-27 in Anaheim, California

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