Universal Audio’s Legendary 610 Tube Preamp & EQ is Now FREE For a Limited Time

by Akshat Jain
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UAD’s 610 is now available in a native format and is free for a limited time. Get warm tube saturation, vintage EQ tone, and analog style processing in your DAW before the offer ends.

Can’t believe we just got another legendary plugin for Free at the start of 2026. After the holiday freebies and Waves curves resolve announcement. We’ve got another renowned plugin manufacturer in the lineup. Universal Audio is back with another giveaway, and this one’s a big deal for anyone who loves warm, vintage analog tone.

The UA 610, which was exclusively available for Apollo users, can now be used natively in all DAWs, and it’s Free to download for a limited time until February 28, 2026. It means you’ve got a lot of time to share it with your friends.

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What exactly is the UA 610 plugin collection?

The Universal Audio 610 is the emulation of the iconic tube channel strips (610-A & 610-B). Introduced in 1960 by Bill Putnam Sr. The 610 has been a part of iconic recordings from artists like Ray Charles, Elvis Presley, and Neil Young, making significant contributions to early modern recording techniques.

The plugins are known to add presence and warmth to vocals. You can make any signal in your effect chain sound alive and three-dimensional. It is one of the best studio upgrades one can make this year.

In simple terms:

610-A: Best for instant vintage tickness.
610-B: Best for shaping vocals and instruments with precision.

Additionally, you can use the Apollo DSP version with Unison preamp technology to get the most authentic 610 sound and experience.

How to get UA 610 tube preamp & EQ for free:

This is one of the best chances for music producers and audio engineers to grab a flagship plugin collection for free. To download it at no cost, you can visit Universal Audio’s official site, or it is also available on other stores such as Plugin Boutique. Register your email by February 28, 2026, and that’s all.