Analogue Overkill?

QUICK LINKS: YOUR MIX SUCKS • MIX TEMPLE • MASTER FEEDBACK If you see my studio, you’ll be laughing about the title of this blog-post (“Analogue Overkill”) – there is a 48 Channel / 104 Input SSL 4000G-Series Console and 20 Channel SSL X-Rack Summing System fed by 68 Channels of D/A-conversion, different flavours of…

SSL XL-Desk by Solid State Logic / Introduction + Review

Stand: 2014. Dieser Fachartikel ist als Archiv-Beitrag verfügbar. Preise, Tools und Verfügbarkeiten haben sich seither geändert. Status: 2014. This article is archived as reference. Prices, tools and availability have changed since. by Marc Mozart New XL-Desk by SSL. Solid State Logic today surprised the Pro Audio World with a brand-new console called XL-Desk that seems…

Chris Lord-Alge

In April 2019, I had the pleasure to meet one of my all-time favourite mix engineers, and fellow SSL 4000 Console-Users, Chris Lord-Alge. Chris gave me some great insight into his work on this video. There’s no point to even start listing his credits. It doesn’t get any bigger, be prepared for multiple « Wow, HE…

SSL 4000 G-Series Mixing Console (buying one)

Here’s a video of me buying a classic 1991 SSL 4000 G-Series Consoles, 48 Inline-Channels, VU-Meters, G+ Mix Automation Computer. BTW, if you’re a fan of the classic SSL Consoles (E/G-Series), take a look at this forum: https://forum.sslmixed.com I’m a moderator on « Mixing and Mix Techniques on SSL boards » over there, and the forum has become the…