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In Part 2 of this video series, watch UA's Technical Guru, Gannon Kashiwa, explain the signal flow and routing possibilities of the Universal Audio Console 2.0 application.
Watch the full video series here: https://u.audio/2IPDcxi

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00:12 - Inputs
01:30 - Inserts
02:35 - Aux Sends and Cues
03:40 - Flex Routing and Faders
04:44 - Control Room
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UA’s Console application is the key to unlocking Apollo and Arrow's unique Realtime UAD Processing capabilities. It enables you to insert and control UAD plug-ins as well as route and monitor audio. This three-part video series takes you through Console 2.0 software and shows you how to get the most out of your UA Audio Interface.

In this tutorial, Gannon takes a closer look at the Console 2.0 sections. He starts off by showing you the three main types of inputs: analog, digital, and virtual, and then demonstrates their workflow. You’ll learn the difference between mic and line inputs, and also how to load Unison mic preamp emulations.

Realtime UAD processing is at the heart of UA Audio Interfaces. Gannon shows you how to take advantage of this by teaching you how to add UAD Plug-In inserts on your channels. Here, he also shows you had to tweak, edit, and save plug-in settings, so you can create your desired sound and retrieve it whenever you want. Learn how to record with realtime UAD processing, or simply hear the effects while you record a dry track with no processing into your DAW.

Next, Gannon covers aux sends and cues which allow you to adjust effects and send them to your desired headphone mix. Learn how to operate these on an individual basis or all at once as he demonstrates how to customize them. Also, understand the benefits of Flex Routing, which ultimately allows inputs to be routed to hardware outputs, headphone bus routing, as well as selectable pre/post Aux sends. Flex Routing not only speeds up workflow, it adds another level of flexibility for studio and live situations.

Finally, Gannon explains the easy access that you have to the control room monitoring controls, giving you complete flexibility when adjusting your outputs, and measuring your levels.

Watch Part 1 of this series here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekJwv2S22Ic
Watch Part 3 of this series here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--5NYjmID2c

UA Audio Interfaces are the world’s most acclaimed professional recording interfaces for Mac and Windows — giving project and commercial studios superior A/D and D/A conversion with the tone, feel, and realtime workflow of classic analog recording. Our interfaces let you record through the full library of award-winning UAD Powered Plug-Ins — including vintage EQs, Compressors, Reverbs, Tape Machines and more — at near-zero latency, regardless of your audio software’s buffer size, and without taxing your host computer’s CPU. It’s like having an endless analog studio, in your rack or on your desktop.

To learn more music production and recording studio tips, visit the UA Studio Basics Blog: https://u.audio/2Ktn2PM

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Founded in 1958 by recording pioneer Bill Putnam Sr., and refounded in 1999 by Bill Putnam Jr., Universal Audio is best known for its classic, hand-built analog hardware and advanced UAD Digital Signal Processing technology for recording, mixing, and mastering audio. Headquartered in Scotts Valley, California, UA is focused on merging the best of vintage analog and modern digital technology, following its rich recording heritage and motto, “Analog Ears. Digital Minds.”

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