Universal Audio Volt 476 USB-C Audio Interface
Universal Audio created Volt 476 for collaborators — from musicians and producers to livestreamers and content creators — looking to easily record larger projects with big studio sound.
Universal Audio Apollo Twin X QUAD Gen 2 Essentials+
Universal Audio Apollo x8p Gen2 Studio +
Universal Audio Apollo x8p Gen2 Essentials+
Universal Audio Arrow 2×4 Audio Interface
Original price was: ₨ 70,199.0.₨ 66,099.0Current price is: ₨ 66,099.0.Solo musicians and producers who desire high-quality analog records in a compact packaging will love the Arrow 2×4 Audio Interface.
Universal Audio Volt 476P USB-C Audio Interface
Universal Audio Apollo x16 Heritage Edition: 18 x 20 Thunderbolt 3 Audio Interface with UAD DSP
Universal Audio Apollo x4 Heritage Edition: Thunderbolt 3 Audio Interface with UAD DSP
Apollo Twin X QUAD Heritage Edition : Thunderbolt Audio Interface with UAD DSP
Universal Audio Apollo x8 18×24 Thunderbolt 3 Audio Interface with UAD DSP
Universal Audio Apollo x8p 16×22 Thunderbolt 3 Audio Interface with UAD DSP
Apollo x8p allows music engineers, producers, and project studios to track, overdub, and mix with new world-beating A/D and D/A conversion, HEXA Core UAD plug-in processing, Dual-Crystal clocking, and 7.1 surround sound monitoring — all in a sleek rackmount Thunderbolt 3 audio interface for Mac or PC.
Universal Audio Volt 276 USB-C Audio Interface
₨ 51,900.0The Volt 276 USB audio interface was designed by Universal Audio for partners ranging from musicians and producers to livestreamers and video makers who wish to quickly record audio with huge studio tone.
Universal Audio Volt 276 Studio Pack
Vibe-rich tube-emulation circuitry, a built-in analog 1176-style compressor, pristine pro-grade conversion, and an impressive bundle of recording hardware and music production software make the Universal Audio Volt 276 Studio Pack a top-notch yet affordable win for quality-conscious collaborators, vocalists, musicians, and even content creators such as podcasters and livestreamers.
Universal Audio Volt 2 USB-C Audio Interface
Volt 2 is the ideal USB audio interface for musicians, songwriters, livestreamers, and podcasters who wish to capture studio-quality audio. Volt instantly appears on your Mac, PC, iPad, or iPhone, ready to record your ideas with Universal Audio’s quality sound.
Universal Audio Volt 2 Studio Pack Home Studio Recording Bundle
Vibe-rich tube-emulation circuitry, pristine pro-grade conversion, and an impressive bundle of recording hardware and music production software make the Universal Audio Volt 2 Studio Pack a top-notch yet affordable win for quality-conscious collaborators, vocalists, musicians, and even content creators such as podcasters and livestreamers.
Universal Audio Volt 176 USB-C Audio Interface
Volt 176 is for singers, songwriters, musicians, livestreamers, and podcasters who want to easily record audio with big studio tone. Plug right in to your Mac, PC, iPad, or iPhone and Volt 176 just shows up — ready to capture your inspiration with professional sound, courtesy of Universal Audio.
Universal Audio Volt 1 USB-C Audio Interface
We created Volt 1 for singers, songwriters, guitarists, and podcasters who want to easily record audio with classic studio sound. Plug right in to your Mac, PC, iPad, or iPhone and Volt just shows up — ready to capture your inspiration with professional studio tone, courtesy of Universal Audio.
Universal Audio USBSATQ-C UAD-2
The UAD-2 Satellite USB DSP Accelerator is a sleek, powerful way for Windows-based PC users to “supercharge” their systems and run larger mixes filled with acclaimed UAD plug-ins.
Universal Audio UAFX Starlight Echo Station
Fasten your seatbelts for sonic time travel with UAFX Starlight Echo Station, featuring jaw‑dropping emulations of classic tape echo, bucket-brigade, and digital delay units in a single, uber‑powerful stompbox.
Universal Audio UAFX Astra Modulation
Taking you deep down the rabbit hole of classic analog modulation, UAFX Astra Modulation Machine serves up the most sonically authentic bucket-brigade chorus/vibrato, studio flanger/doubler, and tube-driven tremolo effects ever placed into a single stompbox.
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