Biamp Systems, LLC

Not this close.

The coolest thing that I've seen is there's a company named Biamp out there that makes very fancy digital signal processors.

And they have something called D-Verb processing.

And that's the closest I've seen to it.

But again, that's a level three device.

Like, it's not doing it on the fly.

It's based off of models that was trained in Biamp's lab.

It also seems like there's a... there's a component to this, which is like the live variable, which is like, if I'm, if I just like jump back, you know, and, and create this like reverb effect.

And it saved you putting crap on your panels.

I wish Biamp would make that Tech X thing actually functional.

Hold

on.

And it's, it's strange how some of those who have been, uh, pretty rock steady are now opening up these open modules, be like, "Well, just copy and paste the thing out of there and put it in here and it works."

Like what, Biamp?

Interesting.

Well, that could possibly be one.

So it's starting-

Well, Biamp was, yeah, Biamp was literally showing that off at InfoComm.

Yes.

Right.