Some studios just refuse to sit still.
Case in point is Kaleidoscope Sound, the ambitious facility operating from Union City, NJ. Founded by Randy and Amy Crafton, and Sal Mormando, in 2001, Kaleidoscope is a studio that’s also smart about its business – it constantly evaluates what’s working best, and Read more...
AES starts tomorrow, but the product announcements have already begun. Today, Universal Audio (UA) announced two new plug-ins for their UAD platform and Apollo interface: the Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor Plug-In and the Precision K-Stereo Ambience Recovery Plug-In.
Both plug-ins will be available as part of the upcoming UAD Software Read more...
Universal Audio (UA) has launched what they’re calling “a complete re-imagination” of the UAD Powered Plug-Ins platform.
This consists of: a new “flagship” product with the UAD-2 OCTO DSP Accelerator card, featuring eight SHARC processors; new “Custom” and “Ultimate” UAD-2 software bundles; and more affordable pricing for all UAD-2 SOLO, Read more...
In this installment of Input\Output, Geoff and Eli put the Universal Audio Apollo up against a vintage Neve 8068 console and classic Studer 827 tape machine, to see if the two could possibly compare.
They A/B real tape to tape simulations, as well as converters and preamps to models of Read more...
It’s been lusted over on forums for months – now its finally out of the pre-order zone: Universal Audio is shipping the Apollo Thunderbolt.
Officially known as the Universal Audio Thunderbolt Option Card for the Apollo, this latest version of their high-powered audio interface has an MSRP of $599 and Read more...
