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The interface he was looking at came bundled with some basics, compressor, reverb, delay, etc, which is enough for him to have some real time effects while tracking vocals without having to eat up CPU while tracking. I'm not going to have him struggling over a sound card when there are many options available.

If it were me, I would likely get it to try, but I have experience with managing computer issues which my friend does not. The rep at Sweetwater did say they were getting complaints and returns from customers with Ryzen CPUs for the Apollo USB my friend was intending to buy. I was wondering about the use of PCIE, but I couldn't find any PCIE cards on UAD's site, so I wasn't sure I had the right information. Thank for any recommendations you might have. Do any other manufacturers have an at least two mic input interface that has onboard effects like the UAD? If not, other than RME, what brands are know currently to make good quality interfaces under $1,000? I am aware of RME of course, but I haven't looked at anything new in about 3 years since I made my last purchase. I live too far away to work through any issues, so I'm looking for any ideas on a similar interface that is similar quality. My friend has USB 3.1 on his motherboard and would be good to go accept for this known problem. AMD Ryzen CPUs and UAD-2 PCIe Compatibility – Universal Audio Support Home I did some research and found that UAD is stating that customers are complaining of issues.įrom a Dec of 2020 support post at UAD. He went to order an Apollo today and the sales rep at Sweetwater told him that Apollos don't play well with AMD Ryzen chips. He gets a bit frustrated with the tech side of recording (latency, compatibility issues, etc.), so I am trying to limit any difficulties. It has been a while since I've looked deep into current interfaces, but after some research I thought a UAD Apollo twin or duo would suit his needs, and I think the ability to have plugins run on the hardware while tracking would limit latency issues. I am helping a "tech challenged" friend with upgrading his interface from a Scarlett to something better.