In the YouTube video "Nicky Romero creating Toulouse In The Studio With Future Music," Nicky Romero is shown using the UAD Cambridge EQ Plugin to add effects to his track.

Dannic can be seen using the Cambridge EQ Plugin by UAD in a Logic session.

From Andrew's blog post outlining his plug in staples. "A super transparent EQ with some steep curves that will really get rid of the frequencies you don't want. I put this at the end of every channel to carve out low end space in my mixes, as well as for making any final adjustments."

"Sometimes I might apply one EQ for light adjustments (UAD Cambridge), but all the real magic happens within the mix on the individual tracks, not on the master channel."

There is a picture in this interview showing The Glitch Mob using the UAD Cambridge EQ Plugin.

In this photo, the UAD Cambridge EQ Plugin is active in Tocadisco's computer screen.

“These allow me to get a warmth that is hard to do with anything else. You can really crank up the knobs to get the most out of a sample or any sound, and still make it sound warm and pleasant. The EQs and compressors are all transparent and the closest thing to using high-end outboard," says Joris, in this article.

"I do have a lot of UAD stuff, uh, some of my favorite(s) are the Cambridge EQ..."On the screen, after 7 Skies names the plugin, a photo of the plugin's interface appears on screen. (33:09)

In a Q&A session on Dogsonacid, Phace mentions the UAD Cambridge EQ Plugin as one of his favorite processor plugins.

In a studio tour video by MusicRadar Tech, Florian Meindl is shown using the UAD Cambridge EQ Plugin, highlighting its role in his music production process.