One of the most coveted and pricey of all vintage processors, the Fairchild 670 has long been the reference for classic stereo compression and a mainstay of vinyl mastering adding it’s signature warmth and unique tonality. Existing UAD-1 users are able to experience the UA Fairchild 670 phenomenon via a 14-day fully functional demo that is part of the v3.4 UAD-1 software release.
ANAHEIM, CA-JANU–Universal Audio, a manufacturer of high-quality vintage audio hardware and DSP software plug-ins for digital audio workstations, today launched the UA Fairchild 670 compressor further extending the range of classic modeled plug-ins for the UAD-1 DSP card. Priced only $149 USD for a limited time (regular $299 USD), the Fairchild Tube Limiter Collection comes in UAD Native (VST3, AU and AAX) and Apollo Realtime & UAD‑2 formats. Includes artist presets from Darrell Thorp, Michael Brauer, Ryan West, and more. Includes all-new “digital only” features: Sidechain filtering, Dry/Wet parallel blend and Headroom. Six attack and release Time Constants (plus additional Time Constant variations with Sidechain Link). Includes custom hardware Stereo Sidechain Link mod. Lateral-Vertical mode for stereo imaging and balance control. Modeled after Ocean Way’s famous, meticulously maintained golden Fairchild channels. Models entire electronic path, including tube amplifiers and transformers for complete analog color and behavior. Includes the mono 660 and stereo 670, each with their own sonic attributes and feature sets. The Fairchild Tube Limiter Collection gives you the silky warm compression heard on hundreds of hit records from The Beatles and Pink Floyd to countless Motown classics.* Now you can add the same analog “glow” to your vocals, drums, and entire mix with the most accurate plug-in emulations ever made of these one‑of‑a‑kind tube compressors.įairchild Tube Limiter Collection features 
Plugin Boutique has launched a limited time sale on Universal Audio’s new Fairchild Tube Limiter Collection, offering 50% off on the effect that delivers the sound of the world’s most coveted compressor, the Fairchild 660/670.
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