I’ve heard users say you get “locked in” to ua’s system. what does this mean—if i’m running logic can i still use apps/plug-in’s that aren’t ua? thx

Absolutely! Our plugins and hardware can. be used with any major DAW.

I do not have a thunderbolt 3 port on my mac. will this work with a mac computer if i use a thunderbolt 3 to usb 3 adapter?

If you have a Thunderbolt 1/2 port (all Macs for the past 8 years have them), then you can use Apple's TB2-3 adaptor, it works perfectly!

Can you use 2 x4s on the same computer? How does it show up in console?

No, only one Twin, x4, or Apollo Solo/Arrow is supported per system.

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🎶 Elevate Your Sound Game!

FUTURE PROOF YOUR SETUP - Designed to evolve with your studio needs, ensuring you stay ahead of the curve.
TRACK WITH ZERO LATENCY - Utilize unison-enabled preamps for real-time tracking with legendary emulations.
UNMATCHED AUDIO QUALITY - Experience the widest dynamic range and lowest noise in desktop interfaces.
POWERFUL ONBOARD PROCESSING - Mix and track with iconic UAD plug-ins, including Teletronix and Pultec.
EXPAND YOUR STUDIO EFFORTLESSLY - Cascade up to 4 Apollo interfaces and 6 UAD-2 devices for limitless growth.

The Universal Audio Audio Interface (APLTWXD) is a high-performance audio interface designed for professional recording and mixing. It features elite-class A/D and D/A conversion, two unison-enabled preamps for near-zero latency tracking, and onboard UAD processing for using premium plug-ins. With the ability to cascade multiple interfaces, it offers a scalable solution for growing studios.

Audio Input	Optical
Maximum Sample Rate	384 KHz
Operating System	Mac & Windows
Connectivity Technology	USB, XLR
Number of Channels	3
Compatible Devices	Personal Computer

Universal Audio Audio Interface (APLTWXD)

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