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Universal Audio Apollo Twin X QUAD Heritage Edition

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Size: QUAD


Pattern Name: Apollo


Features

  • A special edition of UA's acclaimed Apollo Twin X interface with a premium suite of 5 award-winning plug-in titles from Teletronix, Pultec, and UA a $1,300 value
  • Elite-class A/D and D/A conversion derived from Apollo X rackmount interfaces paired with 2 Unison mic preamps deliver stunning models of classic tube and transformer-based mic preamps and guitar amps
  • 2 Unison mic preamps offer stunning models of classic tube and transformer-based mic preamps and guitar amps
  • UAD QUAD Core Processing for tracking through vintage compressors, EQs, tape machines, mic preamps, and guitar amp plug-ins with near-zero latency
  • Produce with LUNA Recording System a fully-integrated recording application made for Apollo (Mac only)
  • Runs UAD Powered Plug-Ins via VST, AU, and AAX 64 formats in all major DAWs, including Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Cubase, Ableton Live, and more
  • Front-panel Unison-enabled Hi-Z instrument input and headphone out Built-in Talkback mic for communication with studio talent and recording slate cues
  • Dedicated monitor functionality including monitor remote functions and Mono, Mute, DIM, and ALT monitor controls
  • Up to 8 channels of additional digital input via optical ADAT/SPDIF input
  • Also includes Realtime Analog Classics UAD plug-in bundle featuring UA 610-B Tube Preamp Legacy Pultec EQ, LA-2A and 1176 compressors, Marshall Plexi Classic, Ampeg SVT-VR Classic, and more

Description

A Special Edition of Universal Audio's Acclaimed Apollo Twin X QUAD Interface w/ QUAD Core Processing and a Bundled UAD Plug-In Package Worth over $1,300. Apollo Twin X QUAD Heritage Edition has all the benefits of the acclaimed Apollo Twin X, including elite-class A/D and D/A conversion, QUAD Core realtime UAD plug-in processing, Unison-enabled mic preamps, and full LUNA Recording System integration. And it goes a step further, with a software suite of 5 award-winning UAD plug-in titles, featuring Collections from Teletronix, Pultec, and UA.

Brand: Universal Audio


Compatible Devices: Microphone


Supported Software: ADAT, S/PDIF


Connectivity Technology: External Line Return


Number of Channels: 8


Item Weight: 2.35 pounds


Product Dimensions: 9 x 8 x 8 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: APLTWXQ-HE


Date First Available: November 21, 2020


Compatible Devices: Microphone


Supported Software: ADAT, S/PDIF


Size: QUAD


Operating System: Mac


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    • Really great piece of recoding equipment
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Researched this a lot before purchasing this. Great addition to my studio. Easy to setup and works extremely well. Amazing audio quality.
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024 by George Robbins
    • Unbelievable quality, but issues with Windows 10
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I was sold on the UAD line for years, but only recently could I actually buy one the variants. I initially wanted to get a used UAD-1 or UAD-2 PCI Solo card, but as soon as the Apollo series was launched, I was drooling. I built a computer specifically for this device, picking a Gigabyte Gaming motherboard as that was the line that they claimed years ago was compatible. Since their information was outdated even then and motherboards continually are replaced with new ones, I went with the current Z270X Gaming 7 variant. This board also had Thunderbolt 3 onboard, so no need for an add-on. The unit needs some software, such as the UAD console, to be installed. It claims to support WDM, but in my experience, it's not what you would expect from such an expensive product by such a legendary company. On my first attempt to use it, I could here computer audio for half a second and then it would stop. In fact, if it was a Youtube video, the video would immediately hang after that half second of audio made it through. After troubleshooting, I realized that if you right-click on the volume control on the taskbar, then select "Sounds", then "Playback", I could disable the Apollo and reenable it and it would begin working uninterrupted, and the spinning Youtube video would instantly start playing again. This was very odd, but there is a drawback to this "work around", there is intermittent noise and any inputs on the Apollo are destroyed by far more noise. Basically, it's unusable to record if you do the disable/enable trick. That said, just turning it on and using Pro Tools, it works flawlessly. Essentially the WDM audio will not be available, but recording via the 2 inputs as well as the 8 ADAT lightpipe channels has none of the noise that occurs if you do the disable/enable trick. Support is a bit of a joke if you want to speak to a human. Their website states that it's 4 days a week from 9am to 1pm PST, but that's not true, it's only 11am to 1pm—only 2 hours for 4 days a week! The person I spoke with was friendly enough, but he didn't even own an Apollo device himself. I'm awaiting contact from support for more troubleshooting, but I've disabled all the BIOS settings requested, set my processor to a static speed, and everything under the sun that is suggested on forums, but nothing has worked. There are plenty of people complaining about Windows 10 support, so be aware of this. All that said, it's still work it for me. This unit gives the ability to record 10 channels of audio (using the ADAT input for 8), supports Unison for real-time emulation of some preamps like Avalon, gives easy control of input, monitor, and phone levels, and comes with some of the most iconic compressor/limiters. This is what I was after all along, the ability to emulate multiple LA-2As and 1176s, rather than pay $2000 to $4000 for a hardware unit for only one channel. I've since gone plugin crazy, thanks to the terrific holiday sales that were happening and acquired pretty much everything that I could want. Now, I can emulate awesome sounding bass and guitar amps, add some classic sounding reverbs, and even do some vocoding. All in all, I couldn't be happier with the performance, but I do have a huge point of contention with the poor Windows 10 support. Still, the pros outweigh the cons, and my mixes are exploding with quality that I never could achieve before with knock off plugins like Reaper has built in. There is such a massive difference, I can't ever go back. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2022 by Exit
    • YES, this works with windows, but…
Size: DUO Pattern Name: Apollo
I see a lot of complaints and issues when people buy the Apollo Twin X Duo thunderbolt version for their windows computer. (Device review at the bottom) First off I can not say this does or doesn’t work for Windows laptops. As far as desktops go, you need a motherboard that either allows thunderbolt 3 or 4 (not just USB-C). I have an Asus motherboard “PRIME Z490-A” which allowed me to buy a “Asus Thunderboltex 4” physical card upgrade to my system. Upon plugging it in to the motherboard properly and I turning it on in the motherboard bios this Apollo device worked perfectly fine without issues. In short, this works on windows desktops. I’ve recorded in Pro Tools, I’ve used this producing in FL. At this moment of review the device struggles to work with FL, but works fine when changing the device to asio4all and making the UAD the out and in. (Still wouldn’t record in FL that’s why I have Pro Tools) Make sure you have “Thunderbolt 3” and can transmit data back and fourth in that port before you purchase this for a windows only machine. ———————— DEVICE REVIEW: As far as the device review goes. Wow, I’m amazed at the quality. Build, software, and sound is insane hands down. The ability to add a touch of compression and De-Essers to your voice before touching the interface noise in a recording chain is next level for someone without the ability to have a huge physical outboard rack. For someone just getting into producing or recording, this is definitely a professional device. I would get a Focusrite starting out personally because of price, but the upgrade from that to this is a light year of difference in sound quality for the recordings and playback. Hopefully this helps someone out. Have a nice day! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2021 by Gavin
    • The most efficient Audio/Digital interface
Size: DUO Pattern Name: Apollo
Quality preamp, built in talkback, so many quality plugins. I recommend the Teletronix Bundle for compressors to use with the built-in preamps.
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024 by Benjamin Bartel
    • A Mess on Windows
Size: QUAD Pattern Name: Apollo
This interface is advertised as being Windows-compatible, but you will encounter a plethora of issues if you decide to take that at face value and make the mistake of trying to use this on a Windows computer. The problems with this device are present regardless of your computer hardware or your version of Windows. Worst of all is the constant distortion and crackling from the mic input. This is due to Universal Audio's failure to correctly support WDM audio; something that they have ignored for years. What's the point of a high-end interface if it distorts the clean signal it produces with its poorly written software implementation? You may be able to get an undistorted signal using workarounds that are prone to breaking such as ASIO rerouting, and a select few DAWs work, but the default case is a buzzing, crackling mess. The device also frequently fails to initialize correctly or just stops working altogether and needs to be rebooted to function again. UA still hasn't updated their Windows apps to support scaling either, so if you have a high-resolution display, you'll be treated to a blurry mess when you start up Console and other UA apps. Altogether an embarrassing performance for such an expensive product. There are interfaces a tenth of the price that provide a better overall experience. Save your money and look elsewhere. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024 by Anonymous Customer
    • More power.
Size: QUAD Pattern Name: Apollo
I was upgrading from the Apollo Solo because I use amp sims which use a lot of DSP which was limiting my work flow. Having 2 DSP chips per Unison input works fantastic and I can now use my 8 channels ADAT preamps. I still use the Solo for remote work where I am using all battery power.
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024 by Dennis Whitney

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