Celemony's new music restoration program Capstan is now available , with a demo version online.
Capstan is designed to remove wow and flutter from musical material.
The program runs as a stand-alone application under Windows and Mac OS and supports common two-track formats.
According to Celemony, Capstan is capable of removing wow and flutter from musical recordings – whether on tape, compact cassette, wax, shellac or vinyl. Capstan detects wow and flutter by analyzing the musical material itself, so the medium is of no relevance.
The company says that the Capstan algorithm is capable of recognizing “not only the minutest amounts of wow and flutter but also continuous speed variations within the musical material itself and makes possible detailed editing that extends even to drawing in the curve manually.” It is based on the DNA Direct Note Access technology from Melodyne.
For further information, a film with sample applications and the demo version visit: capstan.celemony.com
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