Uad 2

#1 Plus UAD/Apollo driver improvements (Mac)UAD Downloads | Chandler Limited Guitar AmplifierAbout This ReleaseUAD v7.6.0 software is for the following Universal Audio devices:ApolloApollo 16UAD-2 PCIeUAD-2 SatelliteUAD-2 SOLO/LaptopNote: For Apollo Twin, use the concurrent UAD v7.6.1 release.New UAD-2 Plug-Ins from UAD Direct Development PartnerChandler Limited GAV19T Amplifier by Brainworxbx_saturator V2 by Brainworxbx_refinement by BrainworxOther Changes(ENGL) Resolved save/recall issues with ENGL Amp plug-in settings(ENGL) Resolved unresponsive ENGL Amp buttons when used within Apple Logic XUAD driver logs are optionally transmitted to UA if a driver error occurs(Mac) Driver enhancements to improve FireWire reliability with UAD-2 and Apollo interfacesClick “Show More Detail” below for related informationDetails About This ReleaseDriver Error ReportingIf a UAD driver error is detected during use, a dialog window containing a new “Send” button appears. Clicking the button will confidentially collect and transmit UAD driver log information directly to Universal Audio for engineering evaluation to help improve software reliability. Clicking the “Dismiss” button will not transmit any information.Important Firmware Update InformationFor optimum results, always update the firmware by clicking "OK" when prompted by the UAD software.After "OK" is clicked and the firmware is installed, a notification appears. After the notification, completely power off the UAD device.The first time power is reapplied, the UAD device will take an extra 20–30 seconds to initialize, after which the firmware update process is complete.Important: Do not interrupt system power during any firmware update routines. #2 This ends up being one of the worst releases yet for the people like me who don't care for BX stuff. #3 very, very, very meh for me. #4 This ends up being one of the worst releases yet for the people like me who don't care for BX stuff. Agreed, this kinda feels like a stopgap release before 8.0 comes out. Pretty disappointed. #5 Wow, bx_refinement is pretty

Clear to me though whether a satellite unit can operate standalone, (without an Apollo etc), or whether it would even qualify for native plugins? A satellite can be used to power UAD-2 plugins without an Apollo, etc. and... ...any UAD2 device will do the trick. #8 My point wasn't so much about a dongle it was more about missing out on the advantages of UA hardware and what it can do for your workflow.I stated dongle because that would be what you are basically turning the UAD-2 product into a dongle for your account to validate ownership instead of getting some use from it.You can easily do what you are asking but even a small quad USB or TB Satellite would be wasted if you didn't actually use it.Rest assured right now there's a better chance of things getting ported to native UADx than UAD-3 showing up and killing the UAD-2 aspect.If UAD-3 which is currently a internet myth would effect your UAD hardware it would basically effect your UAD software as well since they are tied together.I survived both the TC Electronics and Focusrite DSP crash and UA doesn't even feel remotely like what went on it those 2 situations.I am really happy for that without a doubt. #9 My point wasn't so much about a dongle it was more about missing out on the advantages of UA hardware and what it can do for your workflow. Appreciate your insights, & although I'm a bit set in my ways, I'm always interested to hear how other people work - how do you use UAD DSP? (recording/mixing)? Rest assured right now there's a better chance of things getting ported to native UADx than UAD-3 showing up and killing the UAD-2 aspect. Good to know.... although doing the math, assuming I

Made to UAD Console when Apollo is not connected, and Apollo is subsequently connected, the UAD Console settings are sent to the hardware.Important: If UAD Console is launched after changes are made to Apollo using the front panel hardware controls, the current UAD Console settings will overwrite the changes made using the hardware controls.Installing UAD ConsoleBy default, UAD Console is not installed. To install UAD Console, click Download in the Apollo & UAD-2 tab within the UA Connect app.Accessing UAD ConsoleAny of the methods below can be used to open the UAD Console application.MacOpen UAD Console from the Applications folderClick the UAD Console application icon in the DockClick the UA diamond logo in the Menu Bar (upper right of screen) then choose Console from the drop menuAccessing UAD Console from the macOS Menu BarWindowsAccess the program from the Windows Start MenuRight-click the UA diamond logo in the Windows System Tray (in taskbar at lower right of screen), then choose Console from the contextual menuAccessing UAD Console from the Windows System TrayQuitting UAD ConsoleUAD Console can be closed using any of these methods:Mac:Select Quit from the macOS Application Menu (upper left of screen) when UAD Console is the foreground applicationUse the standard macOS keyboard shortcut (Command+Q)Close the UAD Console window by clicking the "X" Close button in the Window Title BarWindows:Close the UAD Console window by clicking the "X" Close button in the Window Title BarResizing the UAD Console WindowThe size of UAD Console's high-resolution window can be dynamically adjusted in