New with Version 3.1 includes: compatibility with the new Cambridge EQ plug-in multicard support for Macintosh computers (currently for onlly OS 9 and earlier operating systems, with OS X support later this year), allowing Mac users to add up to four UAD-1 cards in a single computer for added power and plug-in functionality 1176 SE plug-in, which is a brand-new compressor that uses a newly developed algorithm to blend the sonics of the 1176 hardware while requiring a much lower DSP load than the component-modelled 1176LN plug-in and LA-2A and Direct X both optimized.

Cambridge EQ is available for sale online at for $149.

Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. For example plug-ins which offer the possibility to drag MIDI clips from the plug-in into Live, like Toontracks EZDrummer. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. UAD plug-ins can become 'disabled' when loaded into your DAW or Console application for a number of reasons - when this happens, a red DISABLED message appears across the bottom of the plug-in GUI and the plug-in itself will stop processing audio. Use Admin rights (Windows only) Certain plug-ins require Live to run with admin rights. Version 3.1 software is a free download for UAD-1 owners available via the Universal Audio Website or the Mackie website. VST plug-ins may stop working if the standalone version of the device gets moved, renamed or uninstalled. Cambridge is a new a 5-band, fully parametric EQ featuring high and low cuts with a wide variety of filter types and curves. Mackie’s UAD-1 Version 3.1 offers multicard support on the Mac platform and compatibility with the new Cambridge EQ Powered Plug-In for both Mac- and Windows-based systems.

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