SEPTEMBER 22, 2012: Today at IMSTA Festa, Metric Halo announced the release of the Metric Halo Production Bundle for Pro Tools 10 for Windows, as well as Macintosh Audio Units. The software will be available 9/25/12 and consists of seven plug-ins compatible with AAX Native and AAX DSP Pro Tools systems and any Macintosh DAW that supports Audio Units: ChannelStrip 3, Character, HaloVerb, Multiband Dynamics, Multiband Expander, Precision DeEsser, and TransientControl.

As of July 11, we updated the installers for our entire software line to be compatible with the requirements of Mac OS X 10.8. Unfortunately the new installers are only supported by the Installer application that Apple provides with Mac OS X 10.5 and newer.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: The team of rapper Macklemore and producer Ryan Lewis is making some of the most forward-thinking hip-hop music on the planet. Lewis’ irresistible beats and music form a sophisticated backdrop for Macklemore’s tight rhymes and deceptively easy delivery.

SAFETY HARBOR, FLORIDA – FEBRUARY 2012: Metric Halo is pleased to officially certify two Thunderbolt adapters for use with their line of FireWire based audio interfaces.

JANUARY 2012: Metric Halo has completely revamped its website, bringing the crystalline clarity of modern design and functionality to its online presence.

SAFETY HARBOR, FLORIDA – DECEMBER 2011: Without snow shovels and down jackets, Metric Halo is in the process of moving to the Tampa Bay area during the holiday break.

Long time Metric Halo user John Atkinson will be giving this year's Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture, using his ULN-2 to play back recordings made with his Metric Halo interfaces to illustrate points from his lecture. The full details, as printed by http://www.stereophile.com:

HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NEW YORK: Producer and engineer Jay Ruston has been recording and mixing tracks for artists such as The Donnas, Jars of Clay, Steel Panther, and Meatloaf for going on twenty years. He has watched the technology that is championed by the industry shift and evolve, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse. He hangs onto the better bits. For example, Ruston is an avid (ha!) user of Pro Tools, which he pairs with a Trident console for analog summing. Recently, while working with Anthrax on their forthcoming release, Worship Music, Ruston found Metric Halo’s ChannelStrip plug-in, which combines the classic frequency and dynamics tools found on the monster analog consoles of yore. Together with Anthrax producer and guitarist Rob Caggiano, Ruston recorded and mixed the album.

An article published by Stereophile on recording and mastering using Metric Halo interfaces.

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA: Andy Sneap must surely be one of the hardest working men in metal, producing, engineering and mixing some of the best-known bands in the genre, including Testament, Killswitch Engage, Opeth, Nevermore, Exodus, Arch Enemy, Machine Head, and Megadeth. For Sneap, who also finds time to play guitar with Sabbat, the Nottingham, U.K.-based thrash metal band that he co-founded and reformed in 2006 after a fifteen-year hiatus, the one constant from project to project has been Metric Halo’s ChannelStrip plug-in.