ispeek demonstration

[Julie Williams]

Hi Everyone,

I'm planning to bring Frank Frederick to Northern California to do a free demonstration of ispeek phone patch technology--which, by the way, is priced perfectly the the average (and superior but not rich) voice talent!

Just want to assess, If you're in norhtern ca, would you attend? It will likely be in early December on a week night.

[jsgilbert]

I'm in South San Francisco, with a pretty big studio and lots of space if you need it.

[Julie Williams]

Definitely a consideration! I didn't realize you were so close. We're in Sacramento area.

[bigbry]

Please keep us up to date on what sounds like a great bit of technology
Thanks
Bry

[Sameera]

I've been doing a little research on this but...I'm still kind of confused. Aren't there already many many out there just like it? Hmmmm.. =/

[Jon Morss]

Julie -- Would there be any way to do some sort of web based session where folks that are not in the area could log into a site and view the goings on and part take in demo of iSpeek? Do you have a particular day in mind? If I can swing it, I'll be there. Jon

[The Voice]

Sameera writes: "...I'm still kind of confused. Aren't there already many many out there just like it?"

Yes, and no Sameera, as of this writing there are two other products offering similar IP alternatives to ISDN codecs; Source Elements and AudioTx Communicator, each is a great prodcut and may answer some if not all of your desires to make connections with clients and customers. There is a third alternative which is still working in the beta stage and has not proven itself yet.

iSpeek has been designed and created BY a VoiceOver artist FOR VoiceOver artists. This software offers near zero latency with an Overdub Mode for reads with a music or SFX bed, studio quality audio (48 kHz), ASIO control, MIDI GPI triggers, ability to have up to FOUR artists in a session (bandwidth dependent), no specific DAW is required for use, simple GUI and set-up, and much more. Our sister software, which has nearly 10,000 Users at present was designed for musicians, and is currently the simplest way to create music together in real-time via the internet while musicians are at distant remote locations.

iSpeek will be accepting Pre-Order's soon and a firm release date will be announced while we are in Northern California. At our little "get-together" you will have a chance to work hands-on with the iSpeek software and find out why you need iSpeek in your VoiceOver toolbox.

If you are not in Northern California or able to attend, please contact us to arrange a "hands-on" review in your city.

Toodles

Frank Frederick
"The Voice" tm

[Colin Campbell]

The biggest question I have on this product is... does the client side need any special software to receive the audio?

[Jon Morss]

Frank -- Its great to see you on this forum. Is there a set date, time and location for the demo yet? I'm in Northern Cali, just down the street from Julie, and I would be highly interested in the demo.

Jon

[The Voice]

Jon, no date and/or time yet, most likely the first or second week in December.

Collin, Yes, they will also be required to purchase iSpeek. For the cost savings versus ISDN codecs, we feel it's a real plus to have iSpeek available (I may be a little bit jaded in my opinion however...).

The real key issue in any of these communications protocols is quality and ease of use. How does iSpeek sound? Well, we think it sounds really good. We also think you will agree.

Just so you are up to date, we are working on some brand new things for the release of iSpeek as I write this post. Some added items will make iSpeek a much more beneficial product than even I had dreamed.

Toodles

Frank Frederick
"The Voice" tm