UAD Studio Edition
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UAD Studio Edition
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M. Sudhakar
All time classic
The UAD 1176 is one of the plugins, that i use on every Vocal bus!
F. Biagetti
Really easy to use
Set the input to either soft or in the red & output gain to match and there you go, nice tape saturation (or at least what I imagine it would sound like in real life...).
Not sure if it's anything like the real thing, but it sure sounds good on my bass & stereo drums so I'll take it
D. Shacallis
Is it witchcraft?!
Coming from tape only era I was sceptical about anything digital. How you have successfully recreated this fabulous machine in a digital format is beyond me.
Without a doubt the best plug in. Subtle. Smooth. Which is how I prefer to hear recorded sounds. I use it on everything. Makes me feel like it's 1978 again.
Thanks UAD!
A. Dimino
Great Tape Delay
This Plugin is the best you can buy for tape emulations.
M. Miltersen
Fantastic
Thie Galaxy sounds just amazing. A reverb like nothing else. Get it.
J. Rodriguez Vega
Perfect plug in for Maztering
Equalize and compress at the same time
E. Andras
Industrial standard
Classic Leveler Collection I am able to achieve what I have not been able to achieve with other compressors before. I like use these compressors in my mixes and master track too. The sound quality of all 3 is just amazing!
A. Thapar
Nice but no All-in-one? Pro plugin
Nice but no All-in-one Pro plugin like previously?
Also - I don't seem to have a new MEQ? Maybe the installer fucked up but I only seem to have the legacy MEQ.
S. Soares Baptista
Simply amazing
It just adds so much to any instrument, I find myself using it on almost anything. Just dial the noise/hiss down a little so it won't add up that much and crank that input up to get all that tape goodness into your recordings! Absolutely a must have.
M. Peterson
Whowww... what a great collection!
I already owned the legency, but this collection has so much more!
R. Polson-Lahache
Loving it's sound
The head bump at 15 IPS has a fantastic sound with it's own character that's different than the other UAD tape sims. Love recording with this on drums and vocals. It makes recording in the digital format that much sweeter.
P. Perfetto
Sick on guitars
I play guitar and record guitarists daily, and this thing is a swiss army knife in the studio. Sounds huuuuge!!! I love the sound and dimensions it gives acoustic instruments.
l. barter
excellent
great sounding and lots of features, very close to a real unit. gui cpuld be bigger though
l. barter
excellent
great sound lots of features, could make the gui bigger tho!
m. Kim
It must be a very good plug-in.
I use this plug-in every time I mix it, and I feel that it is a plug-in that should never be missed.
R. Keith
This is the vintage plate reverb sound that I have been searching for 17 years for!!!
I own all of the UAD EMT Reverbs and the DreamVerb. I owned a Bricasti. Soundtoys. I've owned lots of reverb and delay pedals from Roland, Eventide, Sony and Boss. Despite the love that these products get, even the old UAD verbs, I never fell in love with any, except for the Echoboy, which has been getting heavy use, and the Earthquaker Dispatch Master, which is outstanding pedal for guitar. UAD's Pure Plate Reverb is, in short, AMAZING. This is the one that I have been waiting for. It sounds like real plate verb, or something very close to it. It nails that mid-60s Decca / Abbey Road / Pye verb and is versatile. This sucker already saved one of my songs and I imagine it will be used on most of my sessions from here on out. Great!
M. Daley
Wow!
So glad I have this as one of my tools! Works awesome on vocals and guitars!
M. Miller
Very pleased!
This plug-in is a must have. A wide range of sonic options to fix, enhance, or polish. A tool for professional results.
j. lawson
Great warmth
Always loved analog tape sound. This gives the best of both worlds analog and digital. And UA products always are superior
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Fat and juicy
Oh man, this plugin is exactly what I hoped it would be. Dead simple to use, but so flexible.