UAD 610 Tube Preamp & EQ Collection

The Universal Audio UA 610 Tube Preamp & EQ Collection is a plugin that recreates the channel strip found in the modular mixing console UA 610, released in 1960.

Its key feature is the ability to add the warmth, texture, and rich tube saturation of vintage gear to vocals, guitars, bass, synths, and drum tracks.

Previously, this plugin was only available in the Apollo version, which required Universal Audio hardware. Now, the Native version (a version that works without Apollo) has finally been released.

Features & Main Functions
A plugin that recreates the tube preamp & EQ of the UA 610 modular mixing console, designed by Universal Audio founder Bill Putnam.
Adds the warmth, harmonics, and saturation unique to tube preamps to vocals and various instruments.
Includes two types: the vintage UA 610-A and the modern UA 610-B.
Includes presets for various instruments and applications.
The original UA 610 console was a mixing console designed by Universal Audio founder Bill Putnam and released in 1960.

It was also a modular console, with channels that could be attached and detached, which was unusual for its time (recorded as a world's first).

The tube preamp and EQ circuits in this console were highly praised by numerous artists and musicians for bringing a warm, musical, and thick sound characteristic of tubes.

It is said that the UA 610 console was used in the production of many classic albums from the 1960s by artists such as The Beach Boys and Ray Charles.