Carefull,"Artie Fufkin" of Polymer Records,will want you to kick his A##.

I stand corrected. 


I still use my UAD-1 when I can, or when I'm in a hurry. Probably will until I can ind a way to justify throwing it away. Which is what I did with my Creative ISA cards...
Personally I would rather get external insert to work consistently anyway...which I cannot seem to do...(which is probably a Lynx issue...or not.)

I have some real 1176's that sound better than the plug-in anyway...and the Mohog beats the UA hands down every-time...so its not the first time I've had "noise" injected into my signal path from the guys at UAD...

At the end of the day everyone uses what they have and we all go home happy...or not.

Anderton

Psychobillybob


If UAD needed to stop support for the UAD-1 then they should stop selling it NOW...

But I notice they have not.

The fact that the UAD-1 is still on the market from authorized dealers tells me that is NOT about support/code/progress...it is about money.

Which I will not be giving them anymore of.

To be fair...UA stopped selling UAD-1 cards around four years ago. The only UAD-1 related product GC is selling (because I presume it's the only one left in inventory) is the "extreme pack," which had ALL UAD-1 plug-ins current as of version 4.5. That version was released in November 2006. The fact that it's still "on the market" means it's been sitting on GC's shelves a long (long) time, not that UA is still selling them.

While it's conceivable that someone who's committed to a 32-bit system might consider paying $2K for a UAD-1 card and all 4.5 plug-ins on the assumption it would be amortized over a period of a couple years, I think it far more likely that any remaining extreme packs will be blown out before too long just to get them out of inventory.