Steinberg is now shipping the latest version of its HALion virtual instrument.
Combining sampling and synthesis technologies with mixing options, its morphing filter and FlexPhraser arpeggiator, the MegaTrig tool, about 40 effects and a library that spans around 1,600 sounds. HALion features the implementation of VST 3.5, with its Note Expression for editing expression data polyphonically.
HALion 4 provides a customizable interface for moving, resizing and grouping windows as well as saving and restoring complete window layouts. It has an unlimited number of freely assignable buses per layer, 32 stereo output channels and 6-channel surround support. HALion 4 is compatible with major sample formats and integrates into VST software, providing importing and mapping of sounds. Its integrative approach also offers assigning of Quick Controls and control of HALion parameters through Steinberg’s Advanced Integration technology, the company says. Comprising both 32-bit and native 64-bit versions for Windows 7 and Mac OS X 10.6, HALion 4 runs as standalone version or as plug-in within a VST or AU host.
Pricing & Availability:
HALion 4 is available through the Steinberg Online Shop and authorized Steinberg resellers for EUR 349/GBP 295. HALion 3 and HALion Sonic users will be able to move to HALion 4 for only EUR 99.99/GBP 84.70.
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