Apollo Twin MkII
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Apollo Twin MkII
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C. Santana
Chus santana
Amazing sounding interface. The best in this price range. No one sounds better. Preamps are cristal clean with great headroom
E. ROGER
Waouh !
Un seul regret, ne pas l'avoir acquise plus tôt ! (et le prix des suppléments aussi :)!)
Pluggins assez bluffants, des simulations d'ampli hyper réalistes, Marshall et Ampeg.
La qualité est là, le son aussi.
E. ROGER
Waouh !
Un seul regret, ne pas l'avoir acquise plus tôt ! (et le prix des suppléments aussi :)!)
Pluggins assez bluffants, des simulations d'ampli hyper réalistes, Marshall et Ampeg.
La qualité est là, le son aussi.
C. Gomez
Beautiful
Sturdy, beautiful, easy tu use, and you can tale it everywhere if needed. I’m very happy with UA products.
J. Noehring
WOW
Ive been looking for this my whole life .. mind blowing is an understatement !!!
M. Born
The Ferarri among the audio interfaces
Upgraded from a focusrite Scarlett 2i4 and that was the best decision I ever did. The huge possibilities which I have now is so awesome. I’m never looking back, off to next level.
R. Adams
Awesome converters!!!
I purchased apollo twin mk2 solo about a month ago and the converters are awesome. I just use it for Mastering itb and no complaints from any clients.
A. Boun
Apollo Twin Quad!
Upgraded to the Apollo Twin from a Focusrite Clarett and I’m never lookin’ back! Grade A plugins!!
J. Davies
Twin MKII is Hal from Space Odyssey
The Apollo MKII doesn't just have great preamps and hardware based plugins, it's the best all-in-one recording preamp, no comparison. ! Every detail has been thought out and the MKII software integrates with a DAW like Pro Tools seamlessly. Unison technology is great with preamps and amp plugins, as well as, plugging effect pedals into the 1/4" highZ DI input. Combined with the two outputs, you can reamp any DI signal. And plenty of power for headphones and desktop monitors. Plus you can expand to additional MKII or DSP accelerators as you grow your studio. That said, there is a bit of a learning curve. When you consider the included plugins and all the unique features you don't get with other preamps, an Apollo Twin MKII is a great buy!
J. Lawton
Very Cool
Purchased an Apollo Twin MkII solo for its mobility. Really enjoy the ability to continue where I left off with the Apollo 16 MkII, when on the road!
M. Borholm
Faith restored
This is a review of my decision to change to Apollo twin quad core when i say change i was an antelope zen tour user but alas after the unit turned into a brick and having to deal with a non existing pathetic after sale department and having to deal with not having my interface for three months it is a refreshing change to have found a product that just does what the manufacturer says it will do and that is work , not only does it work but it sounds amazing once i set it up and watching a few you tube videos I haven’t looked back thank you universal audio i love the unit i love the software plugins i love the control panel what can I say I’m in love with my Apollo twin if you are at a crossroads as to which interface to get I’m telling you from my experience stay well away from antelope audio products and go straight to universal audio awesome awesome awesome.
N. Trifonidis
The Boss
If you want the best, you go Apollo.
P. Pacey
Absolute Game Changer
I was using a Roland Super UA before this, and OMG this has changed the game for me, the sound is next level, really inspired me the warmth and sound quality from the UA plug ins is exceptional.
You just can't get better.
a. lindsey
Apollo Twin/Solo MKII
Solid build on this piece of gear. Thunderbolt makes the connectivity awesome. Choice and functions are simple. The pre-amps are very good. The only negative is I am probably gonna have to buy the Satellite Quad to enable all the processing from UAD that I am wanting to use during a mix. The DSP for the Solo is handicapped for the size of my usual projects.
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Loving the Unison flavor
I was really debating between the 610 pre or Apollo Twin MK2. I’m glad I joined the Apollo family. I feel like I picked up a 610 plus a whole lot more. What surprised me the most was how you really get a hardware feel from these plug ins. Immediately after I picked up the Quad accelerator to enjoy the channel strip rebate and the ability to put more UAD plug ins in my mix. I could not be happier with this unit.
S. Fafrak
Painless Install, Great Sound
I've used UA plugins for years, but this was my first UAD audio interface. The installation and set up was really simple and painless – these days this is something of a unicorn. It is portable, stable, and sounds fantastic. This a simple, yet powerful, setup that can be used whenever inspiration strikes and does not require spinning up the entire studio to quickly capture an idea. And, yet it also integrates within a full studio setup as well.
A. Araujo Cunha
My Point Of View (Apollo Twin)
Well, lets begin with the pros, I like the versatility of that unit, very easy to use, nice and beautiful controls, buttons, etc...this is a very nice peace of gear; Tracking become more easier and musician monitoring too using the virtual buses; Those Unison Preamps are really awesome, I like them a lot just need to run more tests and see whats the best for each situation...Im not expert on that yet and finally the only thing I don`t like is the temperature the unit reaches when plugins are loaded, I know it`s because of the sharc chips working but it really get hot a lot...I recommend to anyone this unit. It works like a charm as our friend Fab Dupont said it`s "bananas". No regrets for purchasing it. I should have done that many year ago...truth!
D. Denis
Cool
Cool sound card
A. Aghamohammad
Magic Box
Are you looking for Quality? Turn apollo on and go ahead...
P. Cassidy
Quality is there with one catch
No doubt that the quality of preamps and conversion is there but the limitations of the SHARC chips is hard to believe in 2019. Even the most CPU/RAM hungry native plugins can be stacked multiple times over on a base level i7 with 8gb of RAM, so why bother with limitations of the SHARC chips? Everyone is on the emulation bandwagon and many companies have their own method of creating a “perfect” emulation. Some better than others, and many are just as spot on as the UAD stuff. On the manufacturers side of things, I get it. Set yourself apart and create a lucrative world of recording hardware and software that is entirely contained. Once a customer commits to the hardware, the rabbit hole opens. From a customer standpoint, there are countless other ways to better spend the thousands it costs to be a part of the UAD world. A quality interface and a new Mac Mini with some dough for plugins will get you much further than an Apollo Twin MKII