It’s the perfect opportunity to explore Unison technology - UA’s clever hardware/software integration which changes the impedance presented by the mic preamp to match that of the hardware being emulated.
If you want rigorously vintage then that is available in this plugin’s sibling the 610-A but this modern variant keeps the old fashioned approach but with just a little more on offer. This unashamedly old-school Unison-enabled valve preamp’s strength is in its simplicity. Here’s a breakdown of what you get: UA 610 B Everything needs to start working while you try to ignore the UAD plugins store… In spite of the improvement in the performance of computers since then, given the choice everyone would prefer to just forget about latency, wouldn’t they? The range of interfaces may have expanded but as well as offering a platform on which to run your purchases of those oh-so-tempting UAD plugins it’s important to remember that whether you buy a Solo or an Apollo x8p, you get a core library of plugins focusing largely on classic vintage hardware and covering all bases from Compressors and EQ through to guitar amplifiers and reverbs. The ability to track and mix with extremely low latency is as liberating today as it was then. The bundling of UA’s DSP into an interface seems unremarkable today but at the time I remember thinking it inspired. The Apollo interfaces from Universal Audio have proved extremely popular since the release of the first Apollo back in 2012. In this article, we are going to look at the plugins which are bundled free when you buy a Universal Audio Apollo.
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