Metro 6.3.8.6 now available

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Metro v6.2 to v6.3.x upgrades are free. All new purchases include access to this latest version. There is an upgrade price of $34.99 to upgrade any flavor of Metro between version 6.0 and 6.2 to version 6.3.x.

Download the latest version here:
http://www.sagantech.biz/downloads

IMPORTANT: The official system requirements have changed as of 6.1.

IMPORTANT: Metro Documents written with this version will NOT be readable in any version prior to Metro/Metro SE version 6.3.6.

IMPORTANT: This is a release candidate, meaning it has been fairly well tested and will likely be the final 6.3 version.

We want our software to be bug free. If you find any bugs please report them here.

Fixed in this version:
• Groove quantize was not working for factory grooves on Mac Intel machines.
• In some cases the continuous data display was incorrect.
• Using the mouse wheel to scroll an unselected pane in the graphic editor would cause the program names field to flash in some cases.
• Vastly improved compatibility with Access Music's Virus TI plug-in.
• Better CoreAudio support for half duplex devices.
• Certain undo operations would not restore the track selection correctly.
• Inserting an event from the section event editor would clear the entire undo history.
• In some cases Mixing audio could be slowed by continuous unnecessary refreshing of the graphic editor.
• Recording of MIDI volume and pan information would fail in some cases.
• On Intel macs only, real time audio track edits would occasionally send a small amount of bad data (big-endian) to plug-ins causing them to sometimes crash, spike or go silent.
• Software audio play-through is now automatically disabled if a direct output is selected.
• On rare occasions it was possible that audio recording could miss a buffer if the thread priority was set to anything other than none.
• A rare crash could occur if there were no MIDI devices.
• The jukebox would incorrectly try to add ID3 tags to .MP4 files.
• Automating on a track assigned directly to a port was creating an automation track with no output assignment.