peter893
Active Member
When will we see a revision of the UAD-1 DSP card ?
UAD-2 -- UAD-1MKII -- UAD MKII
1. More processing power
2. PCI-X compatible @ 133mhz
3. An upgrade option for current 1st generation UAD-1 card owners.
4. Full G5 & 64-bit compatibility / optimization
5. Convolution pre amp emulator plug-in (Focusrite Liquid-Channel)
A plug-in of this type would require much more processing power.
please add to the list of what you would like to see in a possible revision of the UAD-1, hardware wise.
I agree the plugins themselves are great ! LA2A, 1176, Plate-140, Fairchild and the others, big thumbs up ! But the processing power, compatibility and new plugins are what will make me stick with UA.
Buy more UAD-1 cards for more processing power just doesn't cut it for me.
This AMD 8131 chipset can't be all to blame. The current UAD-1 card does not seem to be designed for future technologies at all. At one time it may have, but that time has past.
I know the UA staff can't and wont comment on unannounced future projects, but I little insight from the staff on what the near future may hold would be much appreciated.
On a personal note:
My plan for the following year includes a G5 purchase. Crossing my fingers for dual core cpus to be released sometime this year. Top of the line may include all PCI X slots and the AMD 8131 chipset.
Peter
UAD-2 -- UAD-1MKII -- UAD MKII
1. More processing power
2. PCI-X compatible @ 133mhz
3. An upgrade option for current 1st generation UAD-1 card owners.
4. Full G5 & 64-bit compatibility / optimization
5. Convolution pre amp emulator plug-in (Focusrite Liquid-Channel)
A plug-in of this type would require much more processing power.
please add to the list of what you would like to see in a possible revision of the UAD-1, hardware wise.
I agree the plugins themselves are great ! LA2A, 1176, Plate-140, Fairchild and the others, big thumbs up ! But the processing power, compatibility and new plugins are what will make me stick with UA.
Buy more UAD-1 cards for more processing power just doesn't cut it for me.
This AMD 8131 chipset can't be all to blame. The current UAD-1 card does not seem to be designed for future technologies at all. At one time it may have, but that time has past.
I know the UA staff can't and wont comment on unannounced future projects, but I little insight from the staff on what the near future may hold would be much appreciated.
On a personal note:
My plan for the following year includes a G5 purchase. Crossing my fingers for dual core cpus to be released sometime this year. Top of the line may include all PCI X slots and the AMD 8131 chipset.
Peter