About Universal Audio Interfaces
Universal Audio interfaces are renowned for their exceptional quality and historical significance in the music recording industry. Founded in 1958 by the pioneering engineer Bill Putnam Sr., Universal Audio has long been at the forefront of audio technology innovation. Known as the father of modern recording, Putnam's inventions include the modern recording console and the multi-band audio equalizer, setting foundational standards that are still prevalent in today's studios.
The Apollo series epitomises the seamless integration of Universal Audio's analog heritage with advanced digital technology. Launched in 2012, the Apollo line has set a new global benchmark for professional music production. It offers superior A/D and D/A conversion, mirroring the warmth and authenticity of classic analogue sound. The interfaces are available in various formats, including Thunderbolt and USB, and are designed to meet diverse needs and budgets while maintaining high-quality sound fidelity and functionality.
On the other hand, the Volt series makes Universal Audio's industry-leading technology accessible at a more affordable price point. This range is perfect for capturing high-fidelity recordings of music, podcasts, or live streams. Instruments and vocals benefit from the legendary sound of Universal Audio's preamps, enhanced with genuine tube emulation for rich, detailed audio. Each interface in this series also includes a suite of creative software, making it easier for users to start producing immediately with tools from renowned brands like Ableton, Marshall, and Ampeg.
