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Aug 2 – Aug 5
Style: Twin MkII
Features
- A special edition of UA's acclaimed Apollo Twin MkII interface with a premium suite of 5 award-winning plug-in titles from Teletronix, Pultec, and UA a $1,300 value
- Next-generation Apollo A/D and D/A conversion and 2 Unison mic preamps that offer 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 DUO 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 and 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 MkII Interface, with a Bundled UAD Plug-In Package Worth over $1,300.Apollo Twin MkII Heritage Edition has all the benefits of the acclaimed Apollo Twin MkII, including next-generation Apollo A/D and D/A conversion, DUO 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: Guitar
Supported Software: ADAT, S/PDIF
Connectivity Technology: USB
Number of Channels: 8
Item Weight: 0.061 ounces
Product Dimensions: 6 x 8 x 8 inches
Item model number: APLTWDII-HE
Date First Available: November 21, 2020
Compatible Devices: Guitar
Supported Software: ADAT, S/PDIF
Operating System: Mac
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Style: Twin MkII
I record all of the time, this is what I do for a living. Prior to owning the Apollo Twin, I had the Apogee Duet and it worked great, but of course, like anything else, overtime you need to upgrade. I have an engineer that I work with quite often and he'd mentioned the UA Audio interfaces, and I decided to get this one, after check out the others. What makes this Audio Interface so valuable is the plug-ins. You get a few that come with the interface, BUT you also have a LOT of the mainstream companies that have obviously made deals with UA Audio. (Some examples are Neve, Lexicon, Manley, Teletronix, Fender, Marshall, Studer DBX, Capitol Studios....and much, much more. The software that you use with it, which is called CONSOLE is AMAZING to say the least. It's the software that you use to connect the hardware to your computer. I have a MAC and I've been recording quite a bit since I've got the interface and I've ALWAYS get great sounds out of my studio, but I can say, without a shadow of a doubt, I'm getting better sounds, based on the plug-ins that I'm able to add. With the Duet, even though it was great, you'd have to get the plug-ins from different resources, with UA Audio, you register your device, to to there website, setup your account and EVERYTHING you need is right there, whether its for guitar, vocals, mixing, mastering, keyboards, drums, horns, it doesn't matter, there plug-ins are great and reasonable. I told my engineer buddy, "I should've listened to you a while ago" - LOL. It's by far the Best Audio Interface I've ever owned and used. HIGHLY Recommend this interface. !
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2021 by Philing
Style: Twin MkII
This thing is worth the money especially if your starting your own business in the music industry
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2021 by Icey
Style: Twin MkII
Great
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2021 by Zenabu Yasmine Ibrahim Karim
Style: Twin MkII
I purchased this unit intending to take my recordings to the next level. It was a complete disappointment. My Soundcraft UI24R preamps actually sounds better than this Apollo. Use you money to get better mics or outboard gear/ preamps. This thing is way over hyped.
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Style: Twin MkII
The overall quality is great in the hardware department, but the software... Windows is barely supported, Linux is not supported at all, the apps that you need to install are extremely dated and the plugins you get feel more like a teaser to promote that they have more plugins you could pay for, when you already paid 1k for the hardware. Had to return it and look for an actual good piece of hardware with good software support.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2021 by Lou ✨
Style: Twin MkII
It’s pretty good. Nice preamp. Rlly widens the sound👌🏾
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2021 by Jay Lovett
Style: Twin MkII
for the record they did respond 3 days later. And no it doesn't work on OS Monterey
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Style: Twin MkII
I owned an apollo twin USB for a long time. I use windows like a majority of the population and hate how they've gone about this stupid cable game. NO THUNDERBOLT CALBE INCLUDED. Make that a big sticker on your site. It's frustrating enough that the cables aren't typical usbs but now they're not even including the damn cables. There's no magic to this box. You could not pick it out of a lineup of other ADDA converters despite the claims. The UAD plugins are great but they are monsters when it comes to CPU and DSP. There are much better plugins you can get to run especially now-a-days. They were doing great work back in the day but their hardware has not outpaced their ability to stay relevant. Good luck trying to get it to ever work in your programs and apps outside of your DAW. It's a nightmare of locked down weirdness. They are trying to build a locked up system just like Apple does. My advice to any newcomers to recording is to stick with focusrite or MOTU. They offer more inputs/outputs and don't do this vintage gimmicky crap. I'm still just mad about how complex and expensive they're making these stupid boxes. Constant marketing. Constant upsells. Pay for this. Pay for that. The ecosystem is exhausting.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2023 by Trevor Fallbacher