Wednesday, July 10, 2013

UAD v7.1 with Pultec Passive Eq Collection, Millennia NSEQ-2 Parametric Eq and Flex routing for Apollo Interfaces






Universal audio has announced their v7.1 software for the the UAD-2 and Apollo platforms that features a Pultec Passive Eq Collection, Millennia NSEQ-2 Parametric Eq  ($299 each) and also new Flex Routing for the Apollo interfaces. I've used the hardware versions of both eqs (and UA's original plugin emulations of the Pultecs) on many mixes.
If the new Pultecs are anything like the 1176 Collection I'm quite sure they sound fantastic. I can't wait to try the new plugins on my next project.


"New! UAD Plug-ins included in UAD v7.1:

Pultec Passive EQ Collection - Legendary EQP-1A, MEQ-5, and HLF-3C EQs Immaculately Modeled for the UAD-2 DSP Accelerators and Apollo Audio Interfaces
  • Faithful circuit reproduction of the most popular outboard studio equalizers ever made
  • Models entire electronic path of three Pultec EQs — including tube amplifiers and transformers — for colorful, highly-musical distortion characteristics
Millennia NSEQ-2 - Developed By Brainworx, Premium Mixing/Mastering EQ Offers Unique Twin Topology Design With World-Class Sonics And Features
  • Faithful model of the legendary Millennia NSEQ-2 Class A Twin Topology (Vacuum Tube and Discrete Solid State) Parametric Equalizer
  • Switch between tube and solid state topologies
  • New features such as M/S (mid/side) mode, Link mode, and an Output Trim control
New! Flex Routing for Apollo and Apollo 16:
Flex Routing not only speeds up workflow, it adds another level of flexibility for Apollo and Apollo 16 users in studio and live situations.
  • Route up to eight hardware inputs to hardware outputs* with optional monitor mirroring
  • Apollo headphone mix buses can be mirrored to any hardware output
  • Pre/post fader switching for Aux mix buses
  • Vertical resizing of the Console application window
    *Hardware outputs include analog, ADAT, S/PDIF, and AES/EBU"

Check out the video trailers for each update: