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Below are examples of our Plug-in experience. Please note that many of our projects are protected by nondisclosure agreements and thus cannot be shown here.
Beat Kangz Electronics hired Art & Logic to create the firmware for the Beat Thang, a new groovebox aimed at the hip hop market. The project also includes a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) plugin for Mac OS X and Windows called the Beat Thang Virtual. It is available at Sam Ash, Guitar Center, and online.
TAGS: Mac OS X Windows Audio Xcode XML Embedded C++ Desktop Visual C++ USB Cross-platform Plug-in Core Audio Linux PACE Installer ASIO VST JUCE Music
Bongiovi Acoustics hired Art & Logic to port their software-based active signal processing technology from Mac to Windows. Digital Power Station for Windows is a system-wide utility that enriches the audio quality of any music or movie being played on your computer. The software won the CES 2012 Innovations Honorees award in the Software and Mobile Apps category.
TAGS: Windows Desktop Plug-in Entertainment Music Lifestyle Audio
When ROLAND® decided to add a third-party plugin architecture to their popular V-STUDIOS™ digital audio workstations, they called Art & Logic for assistance. Through a partnership between the two companies, Art & Logic consulted with ROLAND engineers developing the VS8F-3 expansion card, and created a Software Development Kit (SDK) to be used by third-party developers of audio effects plugins. Art & Logic played a critical role in all phases of this project. more...
Font Diner had a set of scripts for Adobe Photoshop to apply image distressing affects to an image. They wanted a faster, more powerful way to do these affects while protecting their original images and maintaining cross-platform support. Art & Logic delivered the plug-in on Windows XP, Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X (PowerPC and Intel), and updates when, new at the time, Photoshop CS3 was released. The plug-in was faster and more powerful than the original scripts, had a unique interface, and kept the client's proprietary data secure.
TAGS: Mac OS X Windows Mac OS 9 C++ Visual C++ Cross-platform Plug-in PowerPC Intel DSP Adobe Photoshop Metrowerks
Art & Logic was hired to develop an iTunes plugin to support a range of high-capacity digital audio players and portable digital jukebox devices on Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X. The software manages the transfer of audio content between the iTunes application and the audio player and maintains playlists used by the device to organize tracks.
TAGS: Mac OS X Audio Mac OS 9 Plug-in iTunes Entertainment Music Computer Hardware Media Video

The Vector Format for Zooming (VFZ) is a file format that provides 100% lossless compression and a powerful image scaling/zooming capability that allows one to magnify an image by percentage or size. Images may be read or written in the VFZ format or optionally JPEG, TIFF, or bitmap without any loss in quality. The PFZ format is similar but additionally offers password protection together with user- or file-based privileges. Art & Logic developed the cross-platform VFZ Export and VFZ Import plugins for Mac OS and Windows localized for English and Japanese using the Adobe Dialog Manager (ADM) and based on version 2.4 of Celartem's VFZ SDK.
TAGS: Windows Mac OS 9 C++ Cross-platform Plug-in Image Processing Microsoft Developer Studio InstallShield Adobe Photoshop Adobe Dialog Manager Photography Imaging

Hyun Won Inc. hired Art & Logic to develop a USB driver and device support plugin to enable their line of digital audio players to be used with Apple's iTunes digital audio software. The software allows Macintosh users to transfer and manage audio files on the HWI players within the iTunes application.
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