Skip to content
anr logo webp AudioNewsRoom (ANR)

Music technology publication with news, reviews & interviews

  • About
  • SW Reviews
  • HW Reviews
  • Interviews
  • Advertise
  • Contact us
anr logo webp
AudioNewsRoom (ANR)

Music technology publication with news, reviews & interviews

Advertisements

Softube Announces Console 1 Mk II And Drops The Price To $499

Talula, January 19, 2017

console_1_plug-ins
Originally released in 2014, Softube Console 1 quickly earned a large and dedicated following, receiving prestigious awards and rave reviews in the pro audio press (including ours, see our Softube Console 1 review).
With its tightly integrated hardware and software, and the included emulation of a Solid State Logic SL 4000 E console, Console 1 offered the best of the digital and analog worlds in a compact system.

Today, Softube announces Console 1 Mk II, an upgrade that addresses the most frequent user requests.

Advertisements

Firstly, the new software — also available to owners of the first-generation Console 1 — makes it possible to use Console 1 with selected UAD Powered Plug-Ins from Universal Audio. There are now over 60 world-class plug-ins that can be used from within the Console 1 system, including plug-ins based on units from Chandler Limited, Fairchild, Teletronix, Tube-Tech, Abbey Road Studios, and many more. The plug-ins are pre-mapped and easily selectable from the Console 1 software, so no MIDI mapping is necessary.

Advertisements

Secondly, the success of Console 1 has made it possible to make efficiencies in production, resulting in an MSRP drop from $849 to $499. The hardware has the same build quality as the original units, with some minor layout changes such as more visible LED markers.
All of these changes come in addition to the recently released software update, which added DAW control functions for Presonus Studio One and Cakewalk SONAR.

The new Console 1 Mk II units, and the software update with the UAD Powered Plug-Ins compatibility, will be available in Spring 2017.
Upon release, existing Console 1 owners can download the updated software from www.softube.com and start using it with their Console 1-ready DAWs or plug-ins.

More in-depth information is available here.

One more thing! If you happen to be visiting NAMM in Anaheim, California this weekend (January 19-22), drop by Softube’s NAMM booth, #6911 in Hall A for a personal demonstration and more information. Tell them ANR says hi! 🙂

Don’t miss our next updates, giveaways, and special deals. Sign up for our newsletter here….
[sibwp_form id=3]

Related Posts:

  • Logic Pro 12 - featured image
    Logic Pro 12 - All You Need To Know
  • Bass Station II Swifty review on ANR
    Bass Station II Swifty Edition Review: Acid Arrows,…
  • MacBook Neo for music production
    MacBook Neo for Music Production: Real-World Studio…
  • Novation Launchkey mk4 review
    From Studio to Couch: Novation Launchkey 61 & Mini…
news Console 1Console 1 MK IImixing systemnammNAMM 2017SoftubeUAD powered plug-insUniversal Audioupgrade

Post navigation

Previous post
Next post

Talula

a little quiet, a little strange, a little sumpin'...*mew*

Follow ANR on

Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter

Our Picks

Denon Prime Go Plus
read more
read more

Recent Posts

  • Your FireWire Interface Isn’t Dead Yet: How ASFireWire Rescues Classic Hardware on Apple Silicon
  • KOMA Elektronik Haloplane Turns Micro-Loops and Wavetables into a Tactile Experience
  • Stereo-Loc Pedal: Analog Level-Loc Limiter and Drive
  • GForce Oberheim Matrix-12 Drops With Visual Patching and Full MPE
  • SampQOL OS Mod Unlocks 16 Tracks, Step Sequencing and Mixer on Akai MPC Sample
  • Twisted-Electrons FLEXfm Hybrid Groovebox Opens Pre-Orders
  • Official Optigan Plugin Brings 1970s Optical Audio to DAWs
  • iZotope Photon: Local GPU Stem Separation and Audio Repair
@ANR - All Rights Reserved