The Apollo x16D By Universal Audio Launches

The Apollo x16D is the latest product offering introduced by Universal Audio. The unit is an audio interface for professionals in the network audio field. This latest device carriers on the level of quality and trusted reputation Universal Audio is known for

Universal Audio designs audio interfaces, effects pedals, virtual instruments, and other professional audio products. Originally founded by Bill Putnam Sr in 1958, the brand was revived by his sons in 1999. Since then, Universal Audio has built a well-trusted reputation in the business, offering high-quality audio equipment and innovative technology for musicians, producers, and audio engineers.

The Apollo x16D is packed with professional-grade features. It offers expandable 18×20 capabilities, a 24-bit 192kHz Dante Audio Interface, and boasts a HEXA-core DSP processing platform, which allows for seamless workflow and strong performance. Additionally, it comes with over 200 UAD built-in plug-ins, providing a comprehensive library of options for audio processing and production.

A Dante network (a combination of hardware, software, and network tools for low-latency audio) allows for chaining up to 4 units together for 64 channels. The interface features a Stereo AES I/O for users to connect outboard gear. In addition, it is compatible with Thunderbolt Apollo interfaces for added flexibility.

The Apollo x16D lets users create plugin scenes, allowing for the instant recall of custom settings during a performance. The unit supports Support for Dolby Atmos, Auro-3d, and Sony 360 Reality Audio. With 9.1.6. monitoring, the possibilities with the Apollo x16D are endless.

Whether you are a professional audio engineer or an enthusiast, this will certainly become increasingly prevalent in the upcoming years. Universal Audio’s Apollo x16D is available now at the retail price of $3,999. For more information on the unit, click here.

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