Studio D Chorus
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Get rich texture and shimmer with legendary studio hardware.
An exacting emulation of the Roland Dimension D* introduced in 1979, the Studio D Chorus plug‑in gives you the "secret sauce" analog widening effects used by the likes of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Brian Eno, M83, and many more.
Now you can give your guitars, drums, synths, and vocals the same stunning analog modulation textures of the iconic vintage rack gear — with the push of a button.Included Versions
UAD Native
Runs on your Mac or PC without UA hardware.Apollo Realtime & UAD‑2
Runs accelerated on Apollo interfaces and UAD‑2 hardware.UAD Native plug-ins run on both macOS 10.15 Catalina or newer and Windows 10 and 11. Go to our UA Support page for system requirements.
- Create rich spatial effects on guitars, drums, and synths
- Add openness to background vocals and strings
- Experience glorious space and depth with “all buttons” mode
- Enhance tracks and add interest without obviously affecting signals
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Add Thickness and Width to Anything
Just like the vintage hardware, use Studio D Chorus' push buttons in any combination for a colorful palette of subtle thickening. Engage all four buttons at once and you get a beautiful chewy modulation texture that works on any instrument.
Create Movement and Interest
Make simple guitar/vocal arrangements sound deeper and more interesting, or quickly gel groups of strings and vocals — without compression, EQ, or reverb. For floating guitar textures and synth pads, the Studio D Chorus plug‑in simply can’t be beat.
“The Studio D Chorus plug-in excels at adding analog-style chorus effects to my mixes, ranging from subtle widening to full-blown psychedelic, super-wide washy chorusing.”
– Richard Chycki (Rush, Aerosmith, Dream Theater)
“The UAD Studio D Chorus plug-in is a wonderful tool. It can add additional layers to the stereo image of synths or background vocals. It makes your music feel multidimensional.”
– Ivan Barias (Musiq Soulchild, Jill Scott, Estelle)
“My presets for the Studio D plug-in are so good, I actually use them myself.”
– Joe Chiccarelli (Jason Mraz, Beck, The Strokes, Morrissey)
“I used the original hardware on so many of the Culture Club tracks in the ’80s, it became part of their signature sound. ”
– Steve Levine (Culture Club, Beach Boys, Honeyz)
“The UAD Studio D Chorus made my outboard unit obsolete, but it still looks great in my rack.”
– Ken Lewis (Drake, Bruno Mars, Jay-Z)*The Studio D Chorus product is not affiliated with, sponsored, nor endorsed by Roland. The Roland name, as well as the Dimension D model name is used solely to identify the classic effects emulated by Universal Audio's product.Customer Reviews
E. Starzhynskiy
November 11, 2024
To improve...
The plugin is good but It would be great if you made a "mix" button directly on the panel.
Read MoreE. Rosaleny
October 19, 2024
Fantástico en la guitarra!
Añade un toque de color y amplitud a la guitarra
Read Morec. corso
October 2, 2024
Great plug , but difficult visibility of buttons.
Love this plug in, use it all the time on Synths, Epiano, Guitars, and Bass. I realize it strives for visual authenticity of the hardware (which I used to own...). However, contrast...
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Customer Reviews
Studio D Chorus
E. Starzhynskiy
To improve...
The plugin is good but It would be great if you made a "mix" button directly on the panel.
E. Rosaleny
Fantástico en la guitarra!
Añade un toque de color y amplitud a la guitarra
G. Kakuk
wiiideee
Super wide, super smooth, super warm!
c. corso
Great plug , but difficult visibility of buttons.
Love this plug in, use it all the time on Synths, Epiano, Guitars, and Bass.
I realize it strives for visual authenticity of the hardware (which I used to own...).
However, contrast of button status is really difficult to see on some displays and impedes workflow. Particularly the "stereo/mono" button.
Tool tip hover of "button on" status, or perhaps a subtle lighted indicator on buttons, or more obvious shading is needed.
Even the product's promo Video splash page shows a much better GUI that's different from actual plug.T. Glosser
I love it
Try it, try it.
E. Carlsson
Amazing
Amazing width and depth
B. Sullivan
It does what it's supposed to do!
Another vendor gave me this plugin for free, but it was not good. I can always count on UA to produce a nice plugin! And I got it at great price with a UA coupon!
B. Sullivan
It does what it's supposed to do!
Another vendor gave me this plugin for free, but it was not good. I can always count on UA to produce a nice plugin! And I got it at great price with a UA coupon!
I. Jacobsen
It works!
No frills, just an amazingly vivid chorus.
B. Spence
“Go to” Chorus
Great chorus for price, was using a different vendors plug in but lacks depth of this chorus.
a. cristofalo
excellent
useful for Hi fi
C. Beckham
Studio D Chorus for the WIN!!!!!
Been searching for a chorus to use in sidechaining for bass to help with creating a wider bass effect and this does the job really good.
J. Love
Good Choice
This was a good choice for me. It does what I wanted it to do. Mostly used subtely on acustic guitar but nails the job every time.
R. Johnson
It’s okay
Wish there was a mix knob
G. Schumacher
Super nice
Not really a chorus but more of a doubler/widener feel. Chorus always hits me as a little flangie, but this is smooth. Love it when needed, like on a vocal that needs some body.
N. Joy
whats not to love
It does what it does exactly as its suppose to. Adds dimension, depth and width. Not perfect for everything, but amazing when it works. Very subtle. If you not liking it on the source, try it on a send.
J. Poloyannis
Nice
I like to use this as a stereo spreader subtle…it’s just makes things nice.
B. Lehaney
Easy to use
Simple to apply, can be heavy or subtle.
T. bryan
AWESOME IS THE ONLY WORD!
True to the original hardware unit....Very accurate and sounds like the hardware.
E. Sedrick
Close to the hardware original.
Pretty darn convincing. 4 stars is just because I don't personally have a lot of use for this kind of effect very often, but it's a classic, and heard on many thousands of albums back in the day.
