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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 24865, member: 636"] Evergreen Audio unveiled major updates to its professional metering products today, marking significant advances in studio monitoring technology. The company released enhanced versions of its flagship products, Massive Meter Pro and Meter Bridge Pro, alongside a new free meter aimed at prosumer users. These tools serve as essential resources for professionals across music, television, and film production. Meter Bridge Pro enables audio engineers to monitor multiple workstations and sources simultaneously, streamlining complex studio operations. Bob Brown, the architect behind Meter Bridge Pro, emphasized the improvements' user-driven nature. "We've listened to feedback from our users and made significant improvements to the software to ensure an even better experience for those working under pressure in busy studios and on live stages," Brown said. The version 3.0 update introduces powerful meter grouping capabilities, allowing users to organize meters by categories such as music, dialogue, and effects. The software includes automatic grouping based on name prefixes to enhance workflow efficiency. A new timecode system supports both MTC and offset adjustments for continuous reel playback. Pro Tools users benefit from deeper integration features. The software mirrors track movements, color changes, and status updates for recording, solo, and mute functions directly to associated meters. The metering system adds industry-standard scales, including K-12, K-14, K-20, and VU options, paired with refined ballistics for enhanced precision. Evergreen Audio offers these improvements as a free upgrade to existing customers, maintaining its commitment to long-term user support. The release coincides with the launch of Evergreen Audio's redesigned website and store platform, which offers customers improved navigation and purchasing options. The comprehensive update reinforces Evergreen Audio's position in professional audio metering, addressing the evolving needs of audio professionals across the entertainment industry. These developments reflect the company's ongoing dedication to advancing studio monitoring technology. [/QUOTE]

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