AudioLab

AudioLab enables synthesizing, capturing, processing, or analyzing audio a lot faster than you normally could. The library is an extensive assortment of components needed for plenty of real-life use case scenarios.

The package has dedicated components for different types of users and needs — for Delphi, C++ Builder, or RAD Studio (the VCL and Firemonkey version), for Visual C++, and for .NET-supported Visual Studio platforms.

The components from each edition are compatible with many technologies. Among the supported ones are the Win32 API (WaveAPI, Audio ACM), DirectX (DirectShow and DMO), and Intel (Intel MMX and IPP).

The code used for AudioLab offers flexibility, and the components are structured in a convenient manner. The solid architecture allows the developers who use this library to migrate and share the code between different environments; the code for controlling a given component is almost identical for VB.NET, C++/CLI, C#, and J#, Visual C++ MFC, Delphi, or C++ Builder.

Some of the most common applications for the AudioLab package include the development of dedicated audio-related systems and applications for audio recording and playback, format conversion and (re)encoding, playlist creation, audio broadcasting, establishing connections to audio streams, audio editing, and analysis.

All things considered, the AudioLab components offer a lot of advantages and ease your app development and code migration processes. As a consequence, you get increased performance and flexibility. Last but not least, if you are in need of a utility for increasing your audio processing power, these packages are a go-to.