Learn to Use UAD Console
The Console application is the key to unlocking UA Audio Interface'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 by UA’s Technical Marketing Guru, Gannon Kashiwa, shows you how to get up-and-running with the powerful Console application, and how to get the most out of your UA Audio Interface.
Console Part 1 (Getting Started)
Here, you can learn the basic concepts behind Console, and how its realtime analog workflow can greatly enhance your productions.
Console Part 2 (Console Sections)
This video takes a deeper dive into Console’s channel strip, monitoring, aux/send, and Control Room sections, as well as tracking in real time with UAD plug-ins and saving Channel Presets.
Console Part 3 (Expanded Systems, Flex, Driver)
In this in-depth video, learn about Console’s powerful Mixed Multi-Unit features and how to set up multiple units using Console’s Flex Driver.
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