Fourier Audio

Taking Fred Again’s live shows to new heights, FOH engineer Jamie Tinsley uses transform.engine to seamlessly bring studio-quality sound to the stage with next-to-zero latency. "Finally, a host that was able to run my plugins non-stop with no issues, no audio dropouts, and next-to-zero latency. [...] The transform.engine allows me to bring the studio to the stage while at the same time allowing me and the artists to use the entire stage without limitation based on the PA coverage. It’s quite brilliant!" — Jamie Tinsley, FOH Engineer for Fred Again

Bringing Hans Zimmer’s iconic film scores to life on his North American tour, FOH engineer Colin Pink relied on Fourier Audio’s transform.engine for studio-level precision and flexibility in live sound. "The transform.engine gives you the flexibility to use any plugin you like. In the past, with plugin servers, you’ve been fairly limited by brand, and that’s why this is such a game changer, because you can use pretty much any VST3 plugin you want and get full functionality from each, with virtually no latency.” — Colin Pink, FOH Engineer and System Designer for Hans Zimmer https://lnkd.in/er_bVJra

“I’d tried Fourier twice through different demos, and was excited to finally use it on a gig. I recently installed the cuelist update and it has been really helpful. It’s really nice to have a great product and also have communication available around product support.” — Kris Derry, FOH for Girl in Red Visit DiGiCo's news section to read the full story about the latest worldwide Girl in Red tour.

transform.engine spotted at Radio 538 in the Netherlands. Thanks for the photo, Robbin Vosmer!

We're expanding! Fourier Audio is revolutionising the way audiences experience audio by reinventing the tools used by designers to shape sound for live productions. We’re making products that rip up the rulebook of live audio processing – allowing sound engineers and designers to work in dramatically more creative ways. We’re currently hiring for the following positions: Full-stack engineer: rust+typescript, m/f/* Operations manager, m/f/* Product specialist, m/f/* Go to fourieraudio.com/careers to find out more, and apply!

We're expanding! Fourier Audio is revolutionising the way audiences experience audio by reinventing the tools used by designers to shape sound for live productions. We’re making products that rip up the rulebook of live audio processing – allowing sound engineers and designers to work in dramatically more creative ways. We’re currently hiring for the following positions: Full-stack engineer: rust+typescript, m/f/* Operations manager, m/f/* Product specialist, m/f/* Go to fourieraudio.com/careers to find out more, and apply!

On Broadway’s revival of Sunset Boulevard, sound designer Adam Fisher brings studio-quality sound to the stage, using transform.engine to deliver unmatched flexibility and precision in live theatre. "The transform.engine has truly changed the way that I work for the better—much better." — Adam Fisher, Sound Designer for Sunset Boulevard https://lnkd.in/esregpEX

We’re honored to be nominated for the 2025 Parnelli Award in the Indispensable Audio Technology category! Head over to https://lnkd.in/etKeAVs to see all the amazing nominees and categories.

We sat down with Jamie Tinsley, FOH engineer for Fred Again and other touring artists, to discuss his experience with transform.engine while on tour. Read on to discover how it enables him to use the full range of an artist’s sonic array of plugin processing for live shows with near-zero latency. "A product that the industry has long been waiting for. Finally, a host that was able to run my plugins non-stop with no issues, no audio dropouts, and next-to-zero latency." https://lnkd.in/e5JPh3RV

Combine the transform.engine with one of the greatest composers on the planet, one of the greatest sound engineers on the planet, and some of the greatest outboard on the planet, and you have one of the greatest shows (on the planet). Thanks to Rupert Neve Designs for this amazing video featuring Hans Zimmer's FOH engineer, Colin Pink, discussing his setup, which includes dual transform.engines.