Today I’ve released FuzzMeasure 3.2 out in the wild for the world to use. Here’s the official press release.

I think this is a very solid update to the app, and I’m happy to finally have it in my customers’ hands after such a long time. For me, the best part is that I now get to focus on all the exciting features I had to fight so hard to keep out of 3.2!! :)

In preparation for the FuzzMeasure 3.2 release, I’ve been working on another rich resource for new (and experienced!) users.

I will be converting my new office location (which is now in my basement) into a home project studio, using FuzzMeasure to help me analyze the space before and after the application of acoustic treatment.

Check out, Measuring and Treating a Home Studio Using FuzzMeasure Pro to read more about the project, and see graphs of my untreated room.

New segments will be added in the coming weeks, as I choose and order my treatments, install them, and measure their effectiveness.

There’s really not all that much to say beyond, “all my products work well in Snow Leopard.”

I highly recommend upgrading to Snow Leopard, as there are improvements across the board that will be apparent in all your applications—especially when it comes to performance. I’ve been running Snow Leopard for months as part of Apple’s Developer Connection program, and it has been solid for a long time.

For FuzzMeasure users on Snow Leopard, I encourage you to check out version 3.2 at the latest build page. You’ll be treated to some speed increases as a result of the 64-bit binary that’s available only to Snow Leopard users. (If you’re stuck on Leopard—don’t worry! FuzzMeasure 3.2 will remain compatible with Mac OS 10.5.)

Today I unleashed FuzzMeasure 3.1 on the world, and I’m pretty excited about it. Actually, relieved is probably a more accurate term.

You can read the FuzzMeasure 3.1 Press Release for further details, etc.

Now I can return to the other projects I’m working on again, and get working on the first of the new features of 3.2…

…though I’m not going to tell you where it is. I’ll let @fuzzmeasure do it for me via Twitter.

I am not happy about the recent flood of announcements for beta builds on this blog, so I’m going to move that responsibility off to Twitter from now on. If you’re on Twitter, follow @fuzzmeasure to keep on top of the latest builds and news about FuzzMeasure.

If you’re not on Twitter (I don’t blame you—it can get addictive/distracting), you can subscribe to the @fuzzmeasure RSS feed instead. Also, RSS users should note that the latest build page has its own RSS feed as well (in the form of an appcast).

Apologies to my annoyed readers. I’ll try to post more actual content from now on. :)