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UA has painstakingly emulated the вЂњ entire summing circuit of an iconic Neve 80 series console - including its coveted 1272 bus amplifiers - giving your LUNA mixes all the color of NeveвЂ™s most cherished analog desk.вЂќ Similar to a plug-in, Extensions take the form of additional, highly-integrated processing/FX units that are exclusive to LUNA, much like we all expected.

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It almost felt like if they could just nail all of the staple elements of recording software as good as LPX and Pro Tools (and letвЂ™s face it, this is UA so they probably will), the no-latency UAD to tape recording, plus integrated Multitrack Tape, and built-in Neve summing could be a real game changer for many pros.Д®ver since the curtain was lifted on the new LUNA recording software, producers and music makers everywhere were intrigued by the new Integrated Multitrack Tape FX and вЂњbuilt-inвЂќ Neve Summing Extensions. Your entire existing collection of Audio Units (FX and instruments) from third-parties are right at home here and the platform is the exclusive home to the new UA add-ons known as LUNA Extensions - arguably the most exciting element of LUNA for many users since the second it was unveiled back in January and right up until it launched some three days ago. LUNA? Is LUNA better than Logic Pro X? Well, IвЂ™m clearly not the one to be asking that question to but it is certainly a very capable recording environment that houses some of the best (and most expensive) gear on the planet. Some of the overall logistics and layout of this stuff feels like it mirrors the Pro Tools framework more so than LogicвЂ™s, which might be an intelligent move considering what appears to be a clear focus on higher-end and authenticity-driven audio professionals.ДЄdmittedly a life-long Logic user, I have to say I have been impressed with the usability and general immediacy of UAвЂ™s new DAW experience thus far. While not unheard of, the customizable nature of each viewable element on the channel strip, accompanied by the inline tape FX controls and full-size Send faders, makes for a particularly unusable and pleasant to look at Mixer environment.Д®diting, menu navigation for deeper functionality, and some of the shortcut keys were a little bit more of a learning curve for me, but thereвЂ™s nothing overly cumbersome here that didnвЂ™t become near-second nature within the first extended sit down with the software. Mixing, Recording, and Software InstrumentsДЇrom creating new audio, MIDI, and bus tracks to navigating the expandable-view Mixer channel strips, and actually laying parts down, LUNA just works and does it with the grace you would expect from a Universal Audio product. Users can still use Console for live inputs if they choose, for example, among other things like Unison setups, persistent channel settings LUNA wonвЂ™t get in the way of, and more. However, UA does offer a number of options to customize this experience for pros with Console-specific setups and the like.

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Quick side note: You really donвЂ™t even need to use the UA Console app on your Mac when LUNA is running as it essentially takes over and offers up all of the same features (and then some), like the Monitor section mentioned above. The Monitor section that defaults to the right-hand panel of the main UI, for example, is essentially identical in both form and function to the UA Console, with this trend running throughout the experience.

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As expected, all of the staple elements you would find in other professional DAW environments are present and accounted for, and considering youвЂ™ll already need to be a UA Console app user to some degree because you own the LUNA-required Thunderbolt interface, youвЂ™ll be right at home with the look and general layout of everything for the most part. In fact, the whole thing feels even more minimal than I initially expected, offering up just the most important elements of creating tracks, recording audio/MIDI passages, and mixing, until you need to dig in a bit deeper. Universal Audio LUNA First Impressions:ДЄt first glance, LUNA presents a clean and easily understandable working environment that any Logic Pro X or Pro Tools user should be able to acclimatize to with relative ease.

Head below for our hands-on first impressions. Universal Audio has been responsible for some of the recording industryвЂ™s most prolific audio processing units since the 1950вЂ™s - a trend that continues to this day with its professional audio interfaces and best-in-class DSP-based virtual FX units for audio professionals. The highly anticipated new recording environment is looking to rival industry heavyweights like our beloved Logic Pro X, Pro Tools, Live 10, and others with a tightly-integrated hardware/software system and its powerhouse stable of analog processing emulations.

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Universal AudioвЂ™s new LUNA recording platform is now available for free to all of its Thunderbolt-interface owners.

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