Universal Audio SD-3
Microphones for Toms
Brand profile · USA, est. 1948
Universal Audio is a legendary name in professional audio, initially renowned for its iconic vacuum tube compressors and equalizers used extensively in classic recordings. Over decades, they've evolved into a comprehensive provider of studio hardware and software, seamlessly blending analog heritage with cutting-edge digital processing. Today, Universal Audio is synonymous with high-quality recording, mixing, and guitar amplification solutions.
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Microphones for Toms
Preamps
DSP Audio Systems
DSP Audio Systems
DSP Audio Systems
Miscellaneous Guitar Effects
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Microphones for Toms
Preamps
Preamps
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Miscellaneous Guitar Effects
USB Audio Interfaces
USB Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Guitar Amp Attenuators
Studio Monitor Controllers
Preamps
Miscellaneous Guitar Effects
USB Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
USB Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
USB Audio Interfaces
USB Audio Interfaces
USB Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Reverb Pedals
Reverb Pedals
Dynamic Allround Microphones
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
USB Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Large Diaphragm Microphones
Miscellaneous Guitar Effects
Miscellaneous Guitar Effects
Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphones
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Microphones for Bass Drum
USB Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Thunderbolt Audio Interfaces
Large Diaphragm Microphones
USB Audio Interfaces
While Universal Audio maintains design and engineering teams in the US, manufacturing is distributed across several facilities, including China and Vietnam, to manage costs and ensure consistent production.
UAD refers to Universal Audio's DSP (Digital Signal Processing) platform, which powers their acclaimed range of audio plugins and integrated audio interfaces.
Generally, yes. Universal Audio strives for backward compatibility, but it's always recommended to check the specific system requirements for each plugin and interface version on their website.