Kalbinsson: You actually can, just press trial and you can try them for 14 days. I know, I remember there was a deal when I bought a Twin-Finity and I got a solo.
After demoing the plug-in, there was no giong back. Not sure if I would have bought a card at that time if it didn’t come free with my hardware. You get a 14-day trial with all of the UAD plug-ins, which resets every time you buy a new plug-in. I own nearly all of the UAD plug-ins so if you want any advice on anything before you buy, just give me a shout. Hmmm I’m seriously considering to take the external DSP Octo custom.
With that I would already have inside these plugins:. UA 610-B.
Fairchild 670 Legacy. Precision Enhancer Hz. UA 1176LN Legacy. UA 1176SE Legacy. Pultec EQP-1A Legacy. Pultec-Pro Legacy. Teletronix LA-2A Legacy.
Precision Channel Strip (Precision Mix Rack Collection). Precision Reflection Engine (Precision Mix Rack Collection). Precision Delay Mod (Precision Mix Rack Collection). Precision Delay Mod L (Precision Mix Rack Collection).
RealVerb Pro I also can pick 3 more plugins (any plugins), my choice would be:. FATSO™ Jr./Sr. & Compressor.
Manley Variable Mu® Limiter Compressor. the 3rd I’m not sure what to choose, if it’s the Ampex® ATR-102 Mastering Tape Recorder (because I already have the Slate bundle), or the Culture Vulture (but it seems that it’s already on the Decapitator, or I’m wrong), or the Massive Passive I already have the Elysia Alpha compressor in native, also the Sonnox Inflator native. Does it worth it to pay 1’400 $ for all of that, knowing that I already have all these plugins I’ve mentioned? The goal is to mix and master my own tracks professionally, so I would like to have the best I’ll take my time anyway to make a decision, no rush. These are my favorites, I can’t mix without:. Culture Vulture (best saturation - great on everything). LA-2.
ATR and Studer (studer on individual channels, ATR for mixbus). Manley VoxBox - it is doing magic saturation. API Vision. Pultec. bxtuner LOL - i got in on sale for $5 or so but use it a lot to tune my hw synths and guitar Also love these plugins:.
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Shadow Hills Mastering compressor - I produce and mix into it. Then turn it off and take it out of master bus. Echoplex Tape Echo. FairChild.
of course 1176. new API 2500.
Neve 1081 - my favorite musical EQ You can get Octo of course - but all those free plugins - Precision and Legacy are not worth it I would get Quad and more plugins. So many great suggestions here! My personal favs are: Studer, Massive Passive, ATR-102, API Vision, SSL Channel, API EQ Collection, Pultec, Fatso, 1176 Collection and LA-2A Collection, Inflator. Aalso like these, but a little more specialized - AKG BX 20, 610, Fairchild, Moog Filter, Studio D Chorus, VSM-3. Out of all the UAD stuff I have the only stuff I don’t like are the Precision series Early on I bought the Precision Buss Comp, Enhancer kHz and Hz.
Kinda wish I never wasted money on them, they’re not anything particularly special Future wishlist includes VoxBox, API 2500, Brigade Chorus, MXR Flanger and Galaxy Echo. There is no general answers for this - this depends from your personal workflow and the tasks you work with - but it is mainly independent from which music you work on/with. There are many which tell you UAD2 systems are “expensive dongles”, because you get some of the plugs even on native intel / x86 too.
This is far incorrect. The UAD2 systems are build on high performance DSP plus FPGA “stones”, allowing a much higher throughput of audio data through complex signal processing. This means: the UAD system is in his home area, where it can provide huge “processing power” by a plugin. Afaik any UAD plugins runs internally with 192 kHz (upsampling) - even if you use a plug which is available natively (i.e. Brainworx/plugin alliance). This may lead to different results. This means, that UAD could play the most out with plugins which would require huge amounts of DSP power on native x86 systems.
There are not “must haves”, but some of the plugs are very widely used within the pro league att.:. Manley Massive Passive EQ. Neve Mastering Compressor. 1176 suite (the new). LA2A suite (the new). Pultec EQ Suite (the new).
AMPEG / Studer Tape (suite) I would decide for ONE of the channel strips available (API, Neve, SSL). I started with the API Vision console, which brought me a very new way to CS mix - even if i use it only on some channels today. That beast sounds very musicial and nicely analog, but the handling is a bit “new” for first This should be a “complete” comfortable set for a UAD “beginner”. After that, try to use the demo period of plugs one by one (and hear the demos) you might be interested and/or read what others recommend for special tasks. You will know what tools you need further when you at a stage where it makes sense to buy it. The most UAD can play out are plugs with very complex impulse responses from analog equipment, but UAD still has some very nice “emulations” (or “1to1” implementations of) well known studio gear - i.e.
Reverbs, distortion/harmonics stuff etc For small studios the “Ocean Way” plug is very nice to bring the sound of a pro studio into the home or semi pro one. The Lexicon is a nice alternative to buying a hardware one. There are even some plugs which seems not so near to the original and got some complains from several users (read the comments on the plugs in the store!) - i.e.
Foremost among these is the complete re-design of the Object Properties dialog as a ‘modeless’ dialog. The new release contains major improvements in the design and layout of the Graphical User Interface (GUI) which offer big productivity benefits. Wilcom 2006 para windows 10. Usability has been the main theme of ES 2006 development. This means that it stays on the design window as long as you need it, just like the Color-Object List.
The Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor is very far from the “quality” of the Neve Mastering Comp. but is still very musical to use (means: if you don’t look for a “software version” of the hardware). Use the demo period and try the stuff - do this early enough to get a plan what you want to buy when UAD has a harder short time sale (around end of the year) where you could get up to 70% discounts. Very new plugs usually seems lesser discounted for the first year.
There are even plugs which are so light onto CPU on x86 too that they are no “must have” on UAD, but could be a nice alternative if your PC / Mac is under heavy load. I prefer to buy that only when heavily discounted - the cheapest one (native or UAD).
Universal Audio releases UAD Software v9.1 along with five new plugins for Apollo Audio Interfaces and UAD Accelerators. Overview UAD Software v9.1 arrives with several enhancements, feature improvements, and five new additions to their award-winning lineup of plugins. The free update is compatible with all UAD-2 products (Apollo, Satellite, PCIe) and external connection types (Thunderbolt, FireWire, USB 3). Learn more about the UAD Software v9.1. SSL 4000 E Channel Strip Collection Introduced in 1979, the SSL 4000 E console brought a modern sound to the world, powering more Platinum-selling records than any other.
It’s bold, punchy character and incredible dynamics have made the SSL 4000 E a true industry standard and a bastion of modern recording. In close partnership with Solid State Logic®, Universal Audio proudly unveils the all-new SSL 4000 E Channel Strip Collection for UAD-2 hardware and Apollo interfaces — an exacting end-to-end circuit emulation that goes far beyond UA’s original standard-defining SSL 4000 E Channel Strip plug-in. Moog Multimode Filter Collection Moog analog filters have long reigned supreme as the most musical audio filtering circuits ever devised. With incredibly rich, fat filtering, and built-in sequencing capabilities, the new Moog Multimode Filter Collection for UAD-2 hardware and Apollo interfaces represents a major advancement for dance and electronic producers. Built for modern sequencer-based song production, the new Moog Multimode Filter XL plug-in — a one-year effort between Moog Music and UA — borrows from various incarnations of Moog designs, nailing the essential Moog filter character unlike any software emulation in history. OTO BISCUIT 8-bit Effects With gritty bitcrushing, lo-fi multi-effects, and analog filtering, the hard-to-find BISCUIT 8-bit Effects processor is a legend among EDM producers, DJs, and remixers. Developed by Softube, the OTO BISCUIT 8-bit Effects plug-in is an exacting emulation of this modern cult classic that lets you endlessly deconstruct your sources.
Exclusively for UAD-2 hardware and Apollo interfaces. Fuchs Overdrive Supreme 50 Amplifier An homage to the mysterious, insanely expensive Dumble™ Overdrive Special, the Fuchs Overdrive Supreme 50 Amplifier delivers smooth, complex overdrive, and deep, three-dimensional clean tones with endless headroom.
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Developed by Brainworx, the Fuchs Overdrive Supreme 50 Amplifier plug-in expertly captures all of the nuance and tube-powered tone shaping of this legendary amplifier. Exclusively for UAD-2 hardware and Apollo interfaces. Bxsubsynth Subharmonic Synthesizer Born in the days of disco, subharmonic synthesizers helped overcome the low-end limitations of vinyl, giving DJs, sound designers, and club mixers pounding kick drums and booty-shaking basslines that defined dance music. Developed by Brainworx, the bxsubsynth Subharmonic Synth plug-in takes its cues from the iconic dbx 120XP Subharmonic Synthesizer, but with a host of modern features. Also in UAD v9.1 UAD v9.1 software also features Apollo Thunderbolt multi-unit compatibility for Windows 10 — now mix-and-match up to four Apollo Thunderbolt audio interfaces for up to 64 x 64 channels of analog I/O on Mac or Windows 10. Apollo FireWire multi-unit configurations are also now supported in Console 2 on Mac and Windows.
Precision Limiter The Precision Limiter plug-in is a single-band, look-ahead brickwall limiter made primarily for use with program material. This intuitive plug-in achieves 100% attack within a 1.5ms look-ahead window, which prevents clipping, and guarantees zero overshoot performance. Both the attack and release curves are optimized for professional mastering, which minimizes aliasing. The Precision Limiter also features comprehensive, high-resolution metering, and conforms to Bob Katz's 'K-system' metering specs.
This metering allows the user to see what is happening to audio with a great deal of accuracy. Very intuitive plug, needs sidechain! I use multiband for a variety of reasons, both live and in studio, for mix and finalization.
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It all just depends on the need. All in all I like this plug, with one caveat: it needs the ability to accept sidechain on individual bands. To my knowledge the C6 is the only other multiband compressor that lets you sidechain. It's incredibly useful for situations where equally important voices are competing for frequency space.
(For example, using a vocal to compress the 950-5kish range of a string section to handle the violin fundamentals that like to hang around around vocal intelligibility.) If that feature is added into future updates of this plug I'd give it a 5. Powerful tool Extremely flexible. Each band (of 5) can be either soloed, or have its effect on the mix muted.
This plug is very clean & usable. Nevertheless, one must still be careful. But because of the MB gates, expander, & built-in band leveling (effectively E.Q.) functionality, this device is QUITE versatile and powerful. Be aware, it does chew up a lot of UAD card CPU.
Some use this device in mastering. I find it a bit aggressive for this use; however, it can provide good results on the 2-buss w/ practice & light settings. I prefer it for specialized channel / group tasks where nothing else works. I wish it had an external side chain; otherwise, the plug-in seems perfect & adds little color, if any. High Quality plugins All I can say is, money well spent. I’d be spending thousands of pounds for either buying hardware or getting my material mastered from ‘mastering engineers’ who either do nothing or squash the life out of the material! (rant over) This precision bundle is fantastic.
You can really push and craft your mixes without loosing the dynamics or uncontrollably hyping the track which is exactly what I wanted. It has allowed me to experiment with the possibilities as well as ending up with some solid, detailed mixes. Thank you UA. Not another Limiter!! But seriously, as a mastering engineer, I have found that no one limiter does the right job for all mixes. Some add presence that is not always appropriate; some respond to the frequency range differently from others; some have high CPU load to get the benefit of their 'intelligent' algorithms; some give up after 6 - 9 dB (a definite risk for DAC overload and a possible sign of artifacts). When you need transparent brickwall limiting (and K-14 monitoring), this is the 'go-to' limiter of the pack.
And the two attack curve choices provide a good variety for different styles and tracks. Definitely a 'top three' limiter!
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