Technotes

In the table below are listed the tech notes published by Metric Halo. These notes are in-depth looks at subjects of interest to the users of our products. Please check back here often as this library will grow with time. To access a particular note, click the tech note number in the table — the note number is linked to the html version of the tech note.

Technote #	Title	Author	Version	Date
0001	MIO & Pro Tools	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 01, 2007
0002	Using the MIO with Windows Programs	B.J. Buchalter	1.1	June 02, 2007
0003	Multizone Measurement with SpectraFoo	Allen Rowand	1.1	July 18, 2007
0004	Don’t Fear the Matrix…	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 25, 2007
0005	Duck! The levels are falling!!!!	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 28, 2007
0006	Routing into SpectraFoo from your DAW	Allen Rowand	1.0	January 25, 2008
0007	Creating Mono Outputs In Logic	Dennis Gunn & Allen Rowand	1.0	March 31, 2008

Stories From the Road

Allen Rowand, Metric Halo’s Field Operative also works as the advance engineer for the Wicked 1st National Tour. In this capacity, Allen travels to a new city every few weeks, loads in a full Broadway live theater sound reinforcement system, and tunes the system for each venue. Of course, he uses SpectraFoo and Mobile I/O to pull off this massive undertaking. Using SpectraFoo’s multi-channel analysis functions, coupled with the 2882 as a multichannel analysis preamp, processor and switcher allows the tour to do detailed analysis and tuning across multiple zones in a fraction of the time possible with other systems. Each load-in and venue poses their own challenges, and Allen has taken the time to write about these challenges and solutions. Here are the Stories from the Road chronicalling the loadins and the ways that 'Foo makes the show better in every venue.

Episode	Venue	Description
1	Intro	Intro
2	Back In the Shop	Copy A Channel
3	Cincnnati	The Case of the Hanging Bass
4	Toronto	Replay That Funky Music
5	Cleveland	Wait Just a .52ms
6	Ft. Lauderdale	Not Much To Say
7	Buffalo	Make This Sound Like That
8	East Lansing	You can always go back...
9	Pittsburgh	It’s better to sound good than to look good..
10	Atlanta	Too much, too fast, too fun!
11	Minneapolis	You Better Carry That Weight(ing)
12	East Lansing	New Year, New Rig

Tutorial Videos

In the table below are listed the tutorial videos published by Metric Halo. These QuickTime movies provide in-depth tutorials to help you understand and make the most of our products. To access a particular video, click the title of the video in the table.

Title	Description	Author	Version	Date
MIOConsole: Overview	Introduction to MIOConsole	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 22, 2007
MIOConsole: Matrix Details	Detailed Routing and Matrix Tutorial	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 22, 2007
MIOConsole: Foldback	Using an external effect processor with the MIO Mixer	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 22, 2007
MIOConsoleConnect: Intro	Introduction to MIOConsoleConnect	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 22, 2007
MIOConsoleConnect: Returns	Routing back to your host with FireWire Returns (2882 + Logic)	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 22, 2007
MIOConsoleConnect: ULN-2	Routing back to your host with FireWire Returns (ULN-2 + DP)	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 22, 2007
Firewire Returns+SpectraFoo	Interapplication routing with FireWire Returns	Marc Schonbrun	1.0	June 22, 2007
v.5 Tutorial Movies	Series of Movies for Mobile I/O v.5 + 2d Card (18 total)	Metric Halo	1.0	May 28, 2008
SpectraFoo Intro	Introduction and Overview for SpectraFoo and Advanced Features	Allen Rowand	1.0	January 25, 2008
SpectraFoo Intro: Signal Generator	Introduction to the Signal Generator	Allen Rowand	1.0	August 17, 2008
SpectraFoo Intro: Captures	Introduction to the Capture and Static Analysis Features	Allen Rowand	1.0	August 17, 2008
Configuring Shuttle Express	Tutorial for using the Shuttle Express with the Monitor Controller	Allen Rowand	1.0	September 17, 2008
Recording Performances With Mainstage, Logic and v.5	Routing and processing Mainstage into Logic using MIO v.5	Allen Rowand	1.0	February 19, 2009
Multibox Mixing and Monitoring with v.5	Configuring monitor mixes and effect sends across multiple boxes with v.5	Allen Rowand	1.0	February 19, 2009