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Old 8th May 2009   #1
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Talking Mobile has gotten easier (ULN-8 goodness)

A great thing has happened today!!! I can finally tell you guys about the Metric Halo ULN-8!!!!

You guys are going to flip when you use it. I can now take 32 channels of world class recording in overhead luggage!!!

The software has a built in record panel that is flawless.

You can add characters and take direct out from the preamps, direct out after the inserts, or after the faders.

192 that destroys the competition.

Preamps that hold their own with all the boutique preamps out.

you can use it with all of your native apps.

The official release is in the morning at AES.

Welcome to Metric Halo

get ready to clean out your Racks!!!

I know I'm gushing, but you will understand when you use it. This is by far the single best piece of gear I have used!!
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And only $6000 for 8 channels...should be very good for that price.
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very good doesn't do it justice!
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Very excited to get my hands on one! Hopefully soon.

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I'm really glad this unit is priced WAY out of my league! I'm sticking with my 2882s...
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I'm really glad this unit is priced WAY out of my league! I'm sticking with my 2882s...
Yeah - lol! I'm with you there buddy!
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MADI would have been nice, as an option at least, also for the 2882. This is the Remote possibilities forum...
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Yes! This is what I've been using on all my remotes for the past two or three years. Two of them! It's incredible. I've wanted to shout about it for awhile now. I even took one into Folsom Prison for a recording project in April. Talk about remote.
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I'm going to wait patiently for the "Prism Orpheus vs. MH ULN-8" thread.


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I'm going to wait patiently for the "Prism Orpheus vs. MH ULN-8" thread....
Well as someone who has used them both, the MH Software Interface is by far the easier to use. As for sound - dont think one is better than the other although there is a difference. However, the ULN8 has many more features than the Prism that make it more suitable for what I do. 8 Mics and 8 AES ins and outs are the main items and I haven’t even started to get into the DSP.

As always MH support is second to none.

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Are there any rigorous specifications for this unit anywhere on the website. I can't seem to locate any.
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ULN-8: Premier Converter, Preamp, Processor, Interface
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I guess that's not it. I copied the link before looking.
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I look forward to seeing the real "specs". It certainly looks like a very capable box.

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Specs will be posted soon (next couple of days).
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Looks cool however I already own a 2882 DSP + ULN-2, Crookwood Paintpot, AMEK Rupert Neve design mic pre-amp DMCL. They should have issued the ULN-8 5 years ago so I could have saved the money on spending on the other boxes.
Anyway I am very happy with the Metric Halo's boxes and suppose that the ULN-8 is a fine interface. I am not sure what my next buy will be, currently I am looking into a Nagra VI because I like the idea to work with a dedicated recorder instead of laptop and interface however I recently moved to Qatar to work so I had to make a decision what to carry on the airplane and I brought with me the ULN-2 and Macbook which worked perfect when I recorded the ASD Chamber Music in Doha Qatar, see pictures.
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Any test results so far of the ULN-8?
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3999,- US Dollars if you are a Metric Halo Customer!!!
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3999,- US Dollars if you are a Metric Halo Customer!!!
Where did you hear that?
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You have to be a registered MH customer. Good through June 15, I think.
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Does that mean I can buy SpectraFoo and then a ULN 8 and save $1000?
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Does that mean I can buy SpectraFoo and then a ULN 8 and save $1000?
I don't work for MH. I have no idea. I think you have to HAVE BEEN a registered user before the offer was made. But that's just an educated guess.
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Does that mean I can buy SpectraFoo and then a ULN 8 and save $1000?
Sorry, but the discount is for customers who had registered MH products before the ULN-8 introduction.

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hello

i have a dicsount code, but no money to buy a uln8 :/
send me an email ...

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Late again...

And I just bought a what??? Damn, when am I gonna learn...
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Metric Halo just forwarded me the discount coupon. Thanx!
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3999,- US Dollars if you are a Metric Halo Customer!!!

Are you kidding me!
I just placed my order today at Full Compass. I will have to cancel that ASAP! I bought my 2882 last year. Do I qualify for the discount? I am emailing Metric Halo as well. I will buy another mic if I get the discount. C'mon MH!
If you registered your 2882, you should have received a coupon. Get in touch with the office!

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ULN-8 a good starting option?

Hey Guys,

I'm new to all this and the local music place recommended I buy the ULN-8 and X-Desk for what I am trying to do.

Basically, I work with Electronic/World/Hip Hop music and currently run exclusively ITB.

I'm looking for a bigger/fuller sound and was led to believe that the best way to do so on a 10k max budget is the ULN-8 + X-Desk, but I really don't know what these guys do other then being a pre-amp and a summing mixer.

I think I am way over my head and don't want to waste the money. Also, I don't want to spend the money on the ULN-8 if there are better options for me.

Using: Logic 8 over Pro Tools (although currently using an Mbox)
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What do you guys think? Can anyone school me here, should I just bounce my tracks and take them to a studio?

Thanks many!
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