We’re big fans of Universal Audio here at Noisegate and they’ve been keeping us busy lately covering all their recent announcements. There has been their recent live-streamed launch event for the new Apollo Twin X and x4 interfaces, the new UAD version 9.11 software adding tasty new Avalon and Diezel emulations, and a new firmware update to the Ox which adds some heavily requested Vintage 30 and Greenback equipped speaker cabs (amongst others) to the mix.
We were lucky enough to be joined by Universal Audio’s International Sales Manager Yuichiro (Ichi) Nagai to break down everything new from UA and discuss how the Apollo range has developed over the years. Enjoy!
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