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Precision Equalizer Latency The Precision Equalizer uses an internal sample rate of 192kHz to facilitate its amazing sonic quality. This upsampling results in a slightly larger latency than other UAD plug-ins. You may enter a value in the “Samples” parameter in DelayComp or TrackAdv to compensate. See “Compensating Upsampled Plug- Ins” on page 97 for more information. Note: Compensating for Precision Equalizer is not required if the host application supports full plug-in delay compensation throughout the signal path, or when it is used only on the outputs. See “Host PDC Implementation” on page 90. UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual - 200 - Chapter 21: Precision Equalizer
CHAPTER 22 Cambridge EQ Overview The UAD Cambridge EQ plug-in is a mastering-quality, no-compromise equalizer that enables powerful tonal shaping of any audio source. Its algorithm was modeled from various high-end analog filters, providing a sonically rich foundation for timbral manipulation. Special attention was given to the handling of higher frequencies, resulting in a much smoother and more satisfying high-end response than is found in most digital filters. Cambridge EQ is highly flexible, offering a broad spectrum of options facilitating surgical precision and delivering superior aural results in every application. This may be the most satisfying, full-featured equalizer in your arsenal of creative tools. Cambridge EQ Screenshot Figure 57. The UAD Cambridge EQ plug-in window UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual - 201 - Chapter 22: Cambridge EQ
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UAD POWERED PLUG-INS USER MANUAL VE
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Universal Audio, Inc. End-User Lice
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Demo Mode . . . .
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 12. LA-3A
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 21. Preci
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Resonance (Equali
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 40. Littl
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The UAD-2 also introduces version 5
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The UAD System The UAD Powered Plug
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When the content of and function of
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CHAPTER 2 UAD Installation Overview
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For detailed technical information
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• a) Select the “Install the so
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PCI/PCI-X: UAD-1 only PCI Express (
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Note: The following procedure requi
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•If you already have a my.uaudio.
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Learn More Software Removal After i
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Note: Multiple UAD hardware types c
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The UAD Software The UAD Powered Pl
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The DAW Environment The digital aud
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I/O Drivers The audio interface is
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Bundled Plug-Ins UAD plug-ins that
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My Systems The UAD cards and plug-i
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2. Launch the UAD Meter & Control P
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Buying Plug-Ins To obtain optional
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CHAPTER 5 Using Multiple UAD Cards
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Important: If insufficient power is
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CHAPTER 6 UAD Meter & Control Panel
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UAD Meter Elements Refer to Figure
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Click the Menu button Figure 8. Acc
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UAD-2 The displayed latency is the
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Status Column The Status column ref
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For example, you could run low-DSP
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With the Limit DSP Load feature, th
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AMD-8131 Compatible Mode is only re
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Use Host Mode When Use Host Mode is
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Pro Tools Configuration Window Figu
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Logic Pro Figure 16. Launching a UA
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Settings Menu The Settings menu pro
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Increased Host Loading using LiveTr
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Text Entry Parameter values can be
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Multi-DSP UAD-2 systems use signifi
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CHAPTER 8 Tempo Sync Overview The t
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Range Limits Some parameters in Tem
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Roland RE-201 Sync When the RE-201i
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Table 6. Host Application plug-in d
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The UAD Delay Compensator acts as a
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UAD Track Advance Overview The prev
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Solution: Put a TrackAdv plug-in on
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Upsampled Compensation Examples Gro
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Live Processing The previous discus
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In this chapter you will find instr
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Note: Do not bend sharp angles into
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UAD-Xpander Pre-Flight Check 1. Ens
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3. Turn off the power switch on the
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CHAPTER 11 LA-2A and 1176LN Overvie
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+10 0 Compression region 10 dB of c
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LA-2A Controls Figure 30. The LA-2A
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1176LN Controls Figure 32. The 1176
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1176SE “Special Edition” Figure
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LA-3A Controls Background Comp/Lim
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Fairchild Screenshot Figure 35. The
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Fairchild Modes Dual Left/Right Lat
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Meter Select Switch This switch det
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DC Bias DC Bias controls the ratio
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Precision Multiband Interface The P
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EQ Display Selection A band can als
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COMPRESS When a band is set to Comp
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EQ Display In the EQ Display, the e
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Frequency Controls Frequency Values
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The band is soloed when its Solo bu
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Power Switch The Power Switch deter
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Precision Limiter Screenshot Figure
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Sliding Meter Scale With the K-Syst
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Page 157 and 158: CHAPTER 17 Neve 33609 Compressor Ov
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Page 167 and 168: CHAPTER 18 VCA VU Overview The VCA
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Page 231 and 232: Cut Filters The independent low and
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Roland RE-201 Screenshot Figure 86.
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Table 15. RE-201 Mode Selector Posi
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CHAPTER 31 RealVerb Pro Overview Re
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The RealVerb Pro user interface is
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First material Second material Blen
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Levels The Levels panel lets you ad
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RealVerb Pro Preset Management Fact
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Screenshot Figure 97. The DreamVerb
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Bypass switch Band Amplitude contro
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Shape Menus DreamVerb lets you spec
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Materials Menus DreamVerb lets you
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Late-Field Start Amplitude & Slope
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Plate 140 Controls The Plate 140 in
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Low Frequency Knob This parameter s
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CHAPTER 34 Precision Maximizer Over
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Shape The Shape knob is the primary
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Output The Output knob controls the
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Precision Maximizer Latency The Pre
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Precision Enhancer kHz Screenshot F
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SPL Transient Designer Controls Con
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Acknowledgement In addition to crea
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Guitars Use the Transient Designer
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Technology Of course you don‘t ha
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The SUSTAIN Control Circuitry The S
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CHAPTER 38 Nigel Introducing Nigel
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Preflex Plug-in Preflex is the hear
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Gate Fast Button The Fast control r
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Pre-EQ Mid Knob Modifies the middle
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Amp-A Type Menu Amp-B Type Menu Amp
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Cabinet On/Off Button Output Level
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LFO Type Menu Determines the LFO (l
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Wah Pedal Mode Similar to Wah mode,
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Trem/Fade Module Figure 127. The Tr
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Tremolo Mode When Tremolo mode is s
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If the LFO Type menu is set to one
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Mod Delay LFO Type Table Table 25.
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Moog Filter Screenshot Figure 130.
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Cutoff This parameter defines the c
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LFO Amount Rate Rate LED LFO Reset
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Moog Filter SE Overview The UAD Moo
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CHAPTER 40 Little Labs IBP Overview
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Phase Adjust 90°/180° This switch
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Universal Audio. It wasn't long bef
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well as Sinatra's "It Was A Very Go
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The basic concept of a compressor/l
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Pros Talk UA Both the 1176 and the
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Jim Scott Jim Scott shared a Grammy
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Thank You We would like to thank yo
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INDEX Cambridge EQ Controls 202 Cam
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INDEX Helios 69 Latency 237 Helios
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INDEX Nigel 212, 323, 324 Nigel Mod
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INDEX Sens 339 Sens/Rate/Wah Knob 3
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