When IN is highlighted, the plug-in is enabled and processing audio. To enable or disable audio processing, click IN above the plug-in’s controls. You can also choose to resize the plug-in, or all native UAD plug-ins, to a size from 75% to 200% of the original size. in the toolbar above the plug-in’s controls.You can access documentation and tips for each native UAD plug-in by clicking the A virtual instrument generates sound from MIDI input, and is inserted on an instrument or MIDI track in your DAW.Įvery UAD plug-in has unique settings that are specific to the plug-in.An effect plug-in processes audio and is inserted in an effects slot on a track or bus in your DAW.Native UAD plug-ins can be instantiated as mono, stereo, or multi-mono inserts. Native plug-ins are located in a folder called Universal Audio (UADx), though your DAW may not sort plug-ins by folders. DAW Compatibilityįor native UAD plug-in DAW compatibility, see this article.įollow the procedures in your DAW’s documentation to load native plug-ins. įor native UAD plug-in system requirements, see this article. To learn how to install and activate native UAD plug-ins, see the UA Connect with Native UAD Plug-Ins.
UAD plug-ins can also be purchased on subscription with UAD Spark here. Native UAD plug-in licenses are automatically included with any corresponding UAD-2 or LUNA plug-ins you own.
Native UAD plug-ins run on your computer’s processor.
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