The UAD Studio Edition Plug-in Bundle from Universal Audio delivers a professional analog-style studio packed with legendary equipment and instruments—right to your DAW. The package includes 33 plug-in processors and instruments, all designed to put the prized vintage character of analog hardware into your digital workflow. A wide range of processors and effects are provided including 2 channel strips, 3 EQs, 13 compressors, 1 preamp, 2 reverbs, 2 choruses, 1 tape echo, 2 tape emulators, and 1 rotary speaker. The five instruments include 2 synths, 1 organ, 1 piano, and 1 electric piano.

Universal Audio painstakingly recreates the sonic subtleties of the original hardware deployed by professional musicians, engineers, and producers in top-tier recording and mixing studios all over the world. This plug-in package includes native versions that run without UAD hardware on the AU, AAX, and VST3 platforms and UAD-2 versions that will run on Apollo interfaces and UAD-2 hardware.

33 Plug-Ins and Instruments    2 Channel Strips, 3 EQs    13 Compressors, 1 Preamp    2 Reverbs, 2 Chorus    1 Tape Echo, 2 Tape Machines    1 Rotary Speaker    2 Synths, 1 Organ    1 Piano, 1 Electric Piano    Includes Native, Apollo & UAD-2 Versions    For Mac and Windows Computers

Get consistently polished results full of radio-ready gloss and detail with Avalon'sflagship VT-737 channel strip—the best-selling standalone channel strip ever made—and the dominant player in chart-topping pop, hip-hop, and R & B productions.

Whether you’re using it on synths, bass guitar, or a drum bus, the dbx 160 plug-in gives you the original hardware’s grabby, low-end glue and old-school character—a must-have for any engineer’s compressor toolkit.

Add the versatile superfast compressor that's the choice for modern producers looking to add creative colors to drums, vocals, and guitars.

Get the same silky warm compression heard on hundreds of hit records, from The Beatles and Pink Floyd to countless Motown classics, with the most accurate emulations ever made of these rare tube limiters.

Add subtle tape delay for a colorful cacophony on drums, vocals, guitars, and synths, with the definitive emulation of an iconic analog contraption used by everyone from Pink Floyd and David Bowie to King Tubby, Scientist, and Lee Scratch Perry.

Add the famously lush ambience that defined the sound of an entire era with a bit-for-bit emulation of the classic '80s studio hardware that remains one of the most popular digital reverb units of all time.

Add instant life to vocals and bass, punch up acoustic guitars and drums, or push synths forward with the authentic sound of Manley tube hardware.

Add the warmth, presence, cohesion, and low-end punch that only genuine tape can provide, with the proven hitmaking sound of a genuine Studer tape machine.

Based on a pair of UA's 1960s golden units, this Collection gives your vocals, drums, and synths all of the ultramusical harmonics and colorful saturation of the original ultrarare hardware.

• 1176 Limiter Collection
• Avalon VT-737 Tube Channel Strip
• Brigade Chorus Pedal
• Century Tube Channel Strip 
• dbx 160VU Compressor / Limiter
• Electra 88 Vintage Keyboard Studio
• Empirical Labs EL8 Distressor
• Fairchild Limiter Collection
• Galaxy Tape Echo
• Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb
• Manley Tube Preamp
• Moog Minimoog
• Opal Morphing Synth
• Oxide Tape Recorder
• PolyMAX Synth
• Pultec EQ Collection
• Pure Plate Reverb
• Ravel Grand Piano
• Studer A800 Tape Recorder
• Studio D Chorus
• Teletronix LA-2A Leveler Collection
• Teletronix LA-3A Compressor
• UA 175B & 176 Tube Compressor Collection
• Waterfall B3 Organ
• Waterfall Rotary Speaker

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the GR III fit the Ricoh GC-4A soft case made for the GR-IV? Both cameras are the same size, Case is still available on B&H.

A: Yes. Both the Ricoh Soft Case GC-4A for the GR Digital III Camera with GV-2 Mini Viewfinder (Black), B&H # RIGC4, and the Ricoh Soft Case GC-3 for the GR Digital III Camera (Black), B&H # RIGC3, are compatible for use with the Ricoh GR III Digital Camera.

Q: 2. What is the time mode 20 min? What's the difference compared to bulb mode

A: When the Ricoh GR III Street Edition Digital Camera is in time mode, you can set it so the shutter stays open for 20 minutes. In bulb mode, the shutter will remain open as long as you hold the shutter button down.

Q: 3. Is this compatible with Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) found on newer iMacs? I could not find an answer on the Matrox website.

A: It worked on mine. I connected it to a (3) screens via this box I used USB-C to HDMI and USB-C to the square USB connector and worked just fine.

Q: 4. does it have manual focus? how?

A: To manually focus the Ricoh GR III Diary Edition Digital Camera, first set focus mode to MF (menu "Shooting Focus"; you can also assign focus mode selection to a function key or a position in the "ADJ." lever settings). For the actual focusing, while pressing the "macro/up" button on the directional pad, adjust the focus with the up-down dial.

Q: 5. can i connect this unit to dell xps 15 only via thunderbolt? No display port on this system.

A: It depends if you have Thunderbolt 3 or 2. If you have Thunderbolt 2, you can use a mini displayport to displayport cable that comes in the box. However, if your port is Thunderbolt 3, then you need a dock such as https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1434940-REG/caldigit_500370_thunderbolt_3_mini_dock.html because there is no cable that is Thunderbolt 3 to Displayport.

Q: 6. can you buy adapters for Hdmi and have 3 screens run from a laptop with an hdmi pot at full 1080p. WIll that work using this to run full 1080 p to 3 screens with adapters?

A: Yes, you can purchase adapters for DisplayPort to HDMI. I would recommend the StarTech adapters (search B&H for DP2HDMI2). However, the maximum 16x9 HD resolution at 60Hz you can get when using three (3) outputs is 1280x720. If you are using 50Hz, then you can accomplish the 1920x1080 resolution you listed. You can see a list of supported resolutions by Matrox on Matrox's website.Note: HDMI is not supported configuration by Matrox, only VGA and DVI, so if you choose to use HDMI, you basically run the risk of it not working. The main issue is that HDCP (High Definition Content Protection) comes into play with computers.

Q: 7. Where is it made?

A: According to the information in our system, the camera is manufactured in Vietnam. Please be aware this can change by the manufacturer over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 8. Are these all for Sony Full Frame? Is there a bundle that includes the 85mm?

A: Yes, the ZEISS Loxia lenses cover the 24mm x 36mm sensor size. The Loxia 5-Lens Bundle includes the 21, 25, 35, 50 and 85mm lenses - plus lens gears and a transport case.

Q: 9. Is the case small enough to be carry-on luggage?

A: Yes, the ZEISS Loxia Transport Case is quite compact and easily fits into the overhead luggage compartment.

Q: 10. Does it work with the Panasonic Lumix GH4?

A: Looking at the compatibility chart, I would have to say that while it probably would fit, in all likelihood, it will be compromised. I would suggest getting a cage made for the Panasonic Lumix GH4 and build it out. Please see the two suggested. If you wish to see more, do go to the camera's accessory page for more suggestions.