When Waves Audio releases its new SoundGrid technology, you'll be able to run a surprisingly large number of Waves plugins at the same time, using a simple Ethernet connection on a standard PC. According to the manufacturer, SoudGrid surpasses the specs of dedicated DSP-based platforms, offering affordable, low-latency performances and enabling you to use more audio processors and CPU-intensive processors than before.

SoundGrid uses standard, off-the-shelf components (computers, switches, servers, Ethernet cables, and so forth), integrates with analog and digital mixing consoles, and provides a complete Redundancy & Recovery system. Upcoming versions of SoundGrid will implement recording capabilities.

You can use SoundGrid for live sound and touring applications; as a centralized processing hub for mixing, post-production, and broadcast facilities; and for networked audio for sound installations. For more information, please visit waves.com.