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We do not provide technical support via telephone. Please visit our Support area for additional resources including Frequently Asked Questions, Knowledge Books and user Forums.
Combining powerful, elegant and uncluttered audio utilities with unparalleled technical support, Audiofile Engineering is one of the most innovative and experienced audio software developers for Mac OS X and the iPhone. In addition to our core lineup of Audiofile Engineering software, we work with partners including D'Addario/Planet Waves and Line 6 to develop exceptional music applications for iPhone and iPod touch. But don't take our word for it, check out what others have to say...
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- MovieMaker, June 2010
- Macworld, June 2010
- ACTORSandCrew, May 2010
- Cult of Mac, February 2010
- EQ-Mag, February 2010
- Broadcast Engineering, January 2010
- American Songwriter, December 2009
- Gear Wire, November 2009
- Layman's Review, April 2009
- CNET, April 2009
- Create Digital Music, April 2009
- Music Tools, April 2009
- Music Radar, April 2009
- Ugress, April 2009
- Mac Directory
- Pro Audio Review
Wave Editor
- Ableton Live DJ, June 2010
- Sound On Sound, July 2009
- Create Digital Music, May 2007
- Electronic Musician, July 2006
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Co-founder & Senior Software Architect
Evan Olcott has been a resident of Minneapolis since 1992 when he moved from his hometown of Oxford, Ohio to pursue a career in the recording industry. He graduated with honors from the Peabody Conservatory of Music at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore in 1992 with bachelors degrees in Music Performance and Recording Arts and Sciences (the first student to finish the difficult double-degree program in 4 years). During his time at Peabody, he spent a majority of his spare time programming on his Mac Plus, writing small software programs and working with the simple audio apps of the time. In Minneapolis, he began slowly building a small recording studio in his home. Evan soon became involved with the highly acclaimed local band 12RODS, which allowed him to experiment and utilize the studio to a great degree. After accolades on the quality of his work, Evan began to produce more work from local artists as well as remix projects by other artists. As the studio grew, it soon became too large for his home and Integral Studio was born. Evan spent most of his time at Integral Studio working with local bands (as well as becoming a member of Halloween, Alaska), as well as numerous projects for movie trailers, TV shows, cartoons and commercials. As his experience grew, so did his frustration with the audio tools of the day; to him, most didn't seem capable of catching up with the cool new features available in Apple's OS X, so he decided to author his own. Four years later, hobby and profession collided and Audiofile Engineering was established.
Co-founder & Operations Manager
Matthew Foust grew up in Eau Claire, Wisconsin and began playing music at age 8. Not long after, his family purchased one of the first 10,000 Macintosh computers ever produced and began his journey into technology. While attending Beloit College, he defected from Mathematics to Classics, eventually graduating with a degree in Classical Philology and a self-designed interdisciplinary minor and won two academic prizes for Classics. While at Beloit, Matthew honed his computer skills laying out a book (utilizing both Roman and Greek orthographies) in Aldus PageMaker for his advisor. After making his way back to the Twin Cities, he quickly dug into song writing and playing live as much as possible, eventually meeting Evan Olcott (via his brother Ryan) and joining the two of them in 12RODS and later co-founding the highly acclaimed local band Love-cars. He also followed Evan to his day job at Rapp Collins Communications and, from there, worked his way to an IT management position at Martin Williams Advertising. In 2001, he became a Senior Systems Engineer at Target Corporation where he was responsible for the server infrastructure supporting all digital print production workflow for the corporation. He and Evan Olcott established Integral Studio in 2000 and Audiofile Engineering in 2004.
Product and Support Manager
Chris was born and raised in a strict Apple family (his dad managed one of Minnesota's first certified Apple sellers). As such, his middle school years recall a painful longing to play all those awesome PC games, only to settle for a game of Brick Out. While it was definitely a drag at the time, he later discovered that Apple rules the digital audio world, and spent much of his time learning about Max/MSP and Logic. In high school he co-formed an electro-acoustic band called Tiki Obmar and released internationally on Miami's Merck Records. In college, he studied English Literature and continued to play music - touring Europe with Fog and playing in various other musical acts. After college he toured Europe and the US with his friend Ben Weaver and found himself working at Audiofile Engineering. He continues to play music with folks around the Twin Cities.
Audiofile Engineering Spectre utilizes OpenGL technology extensively. For more information about OpenGL, visit the OpenGL website.
Wave Editor, Sample Manager and Loop Editor support the REX Shared Library, found here. Visit Propellerheads for more information.
Looking for an acoustical measurement tool to complement Spectre? We think that Spectre & SuperMegaUltraGroovy FuzzMeasure are a match made in analysis heaven.
Wave Editor 1.4 & Sample Manager 3.2 incorporate the Ogg Vorbis compressed & FLAC lossless audio formats. Please visit and support the Xiph.Org Foundation.
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Audiofile Engineering creates professional audio software for Mac OS X. Our software is developed exclusively on Macintosh computers. Our business is run exclusively on Macintosh computers running Mac OS X or Mac OS X Server.
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We would like to thank the MacPorts open-source community for their hard work & dedication in maintaining the MacPorts project. Our site is served exclusively with MacPorts-packaged software. The MacPorts Project is an open-source community initiative to design an easy-to-use system
for compiling, installing, and upgrading either command-line, X11 or Aqua based open-source software on the Mac OS X operating system. The project provides the command-line driven MacPorts software package under a BSD License, and through it easy access to thousands of ports that greatly simplify the task of compiling and installing open-source software on your Mac. We encourage you to visit the MacPorts Project website for more information.
Technologies & Tools
This website is written with XHTML 1.0, CSS 2.1, PHP 5.2, MySQL 5.0 and JavaScript. For more information about interoperable web technologies, visit the W3C Consortium website. This site makes extensive use of the Prototype JavaScript Framework which is licensed under the MIT & CC-BY SA licenses as well as the script.aculo.us JavaScript libraries which are licensed under the MIT License.
We would like to thank the following developers whose tools we use to create, maintain & host this website:
Visit Panic on the web.
Visit MacRabbit on the web.
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Audiofile Engineering is available for contract for custom audio, Audio Unit, AppleScript, C/C++, Cocoa, XML and AJAX/PHP/MySQL programming at reasonable industry rates. We have extensive experience managing projects and development workflow. If you require custom programming, we encourage you to contact us for more information.
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Audiofile Engineering provides unparalleled technical support free of charge for all registered users & beta testers. We also provide pre-sales technical support free of charge. We are committed to answering all support requests within one (1) business day & frequently respond faster.
In order for us to best assist you with general use questions, bug or crash reports, feature requests & website issues, please contact using one of the following methods:
- Our revolutionary in-application Help Desk
- Direct email
- Our online Support Request Form
Please visit our Support area for additional resources including Frequently Asked Questions, Knowledge Books & user Forums.
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