The Universal Audio Volt 876 gives bands, producers, engineers, and larger recording setups eight analog pre-amps, flexible monitoring, and expandable digital I/O in a single 1 RU interface. Its 32-Bit, 192 kHz conversion captures sessions with high resolution, while digitally controlled pre-amps make settings precise and recallable. Each analog input can use Vintage mode for the richer character inspired by UA's classic 610 tube pre-amp design, plus a 76 Compressor for shaping dynamics before the signal reaches the recording software.

Record the Whole Session Without Breaking the Flow

Eight combo inputs handle microphones and line sources, with instrument capability on channels 1 and 2. Assistive Auto Gain can set recording levels through UAD Console, while polarity control and individually switchable 48 V phantom power support multichannel microphone setups. An integrated talkback microphone, dual headphone outputs, direct monitoring, two stereo cue mixes, and alternate monitor switching help keep performers and engineers connected during tracking.

Expand When the Session Gets Bigger

Dual optical input and output ports provide up to 16 channels of ADAT expansion at 44.1 or 48 kHz. Up to three Volt 876 units can be linked for as many as 24 analog pre-amp channels, or the interface can operate in standalone ADAT mode as an 8 input and 8 output pre-amp and converter. Word clock, MIDI, eight analog outputs, and optical S/PDIF support integration with larger studio systems.

UAD Console provides remote access to nearly every hardware function and can save and recall complete mixer settings. The result is a recording system that keeps the focus on performances instead of repeatedly rebuilding routing, gain, and monitoring settings between sessions.