Universal Audio UAD Essentials Edition Plug-in Bundle - Upgrade from Any UAD Plug-in Reviews
Trim the fat, cut to the chase, add some depth, get to the point … however you phrase it, this Universal Audio UAD Essentials Edition plug-in bundle does it. Exclusively featuring what Sweetwater studio engineers deem “desert island” plug-ins, the UAD Essentials Edition fulfills every modern studio need. Inside, you’ll get the Teletronix LA-2A Leveler Collection and the Pultec Passive EQ Collection — both of which contain three plug-ins just by themselves! Then, there’s the Century Tube Channel Strip that oozes vintage character, followed by the Oxide Tape Recorder for a definitive analog sound. How about effects? You’ll get the Galaxy Tape Echo and Pure Plate Reverb. Finally, for those times when you’re feeling creative compositionally, PolyMAX Synth is sure to inspire your next masterpiece.
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Highest Rated Reviews
Fantastic Plug-Ins for an amazing deal!
All of these plug-ins sound amazing, and for the price, you can't beat it. The Polymax synth is a real gem. I can hear the difference in my mixes!
Very good value!
Picked up this bundle on sale - and gave me access to great sounding plug-ins. I immediately used several compressors, the Plate Reverb, and the Tape Delay. They are outstanding.
I played with the PolyMAX Synth briefly, which sounded good. But I have not yet dug into it in detail. The Oxide Tape Recorder also sounded good when I played with it briefly; I plan to dig into this when I get some time.
I haven't yet had time to play with the Channel Strip, and the EQs.
