UAD Sound City Studios Plug‑In
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UAD Sound City Studios Plug-In
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K. Criado
Awesome sound. Not so awesome power requirements
Using this in my 2016 MacBook Pro...yes it's a little outdated, but I should be able to use the plugin on at least 2 tracks at the same time without maxing out my CPU. UAD, this is an amazing plugin, but I feel like it's almost reserved for the users with high end computers. Please fix this in some way to make it easier on the CPU so we can use it reasonably!
C. Göke
Roomy
I am a big fan of room sounds. Sold my Apollo Sound Cards few months ago. The Ocean Way Studio Plugin was my favorite and i still miss it. Until today! The Sound City is not the same like Ocean Way, but i love it. Very versatile and sounds awesome. Thank to the Spark Subscription i can use this plugin and with my Audient Interface. Well done Universal Audio
D. Lawrence
Definitive 5 stars
I don’t see how it’s possible to give this plugin anything less than 5 stars. Never before have I gotten results like this from a reverb plugin. The possibilities are endless with one room and a chamber.
K. Wondollek
Native only… seriously?
Great plug-in, but runs native only and needs a huge amount of computing power. Using it even in a small project, I had to freeze all my midi tracks to be able to run a second entity! Considering that I am using the latest IBM iMac with the highest set up possible and with optimised audio performance (ASIO-guard), that’s ridiculous. But what annoys me most is, that I can’t even use my expensive powerful 22-kernel UAD HW! If I would have noticed that before buying, I certainly wouldn’t have bought it.
D. Pejakovic
great plug
phenomenal!
M. McGraw
Sick
Wicked Nasty
W. Shanks
Sound City Studio for all of us
Founded in 1969 by Tom Skeeter and Joe Gottfried, Sound City Studios was built in a former Vox amplifier production warehouse in Van Nuys, California. Sound City Studios soon became an indispensably musical space in shaping some of the most beloved and influential records ever made, best known for rock. As the focus of Dave Grohl's film documentary Sound City Studios, the studio has lent its sonic fingerprint to records for over 50 years. From the seminal ‘70s sounds of Fleetwood Mac’s eponymous album, to ‘80s hits by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, to one of the most heralded albums of all time, Nirvana’s Nevermind, Sound City Studios' unique sound still sets the foundation for truly great recordings. Thank you to Sandy Skeeter, who agreed to let UA through Sound City Studios' doors to benefit all of the creatives of the world with this wonderful tool.