Solid State Logic Controllers: Analog Feel Meets Digital Efficiency
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Apart from their cutting-edge engineering and painstaking emulation of premium gear, Solid State Logic has a well-deserved reputation for melding the physical and digital worlds to optimize your studio experience. With their controllers, SSL has mastered the art of melding form and function, delivering a reactive, tactile series of gear that lets you get hands-on with your DAW and plug-ins - literally! Resident gear guru and studio scholar Mitch Gallagher has everything you need to know about using SSL’s controllers to bridge the physical/digital divide and get the most out of your hybrid setup. Check it out!
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AWESOME PIECE OF EQUIPMENT
Mitch and Daniel have sold more gear to the world than all other TH-camr's combined!
Mitch, you are the master of demo videos. No one else is close.
I ordered my UF1 today from Sweetwater.
The UF1 will join in the mixing/mastering station in my studio - with an SSL Big Six, Fusion, Bus+, UF8 and UC1 with Neumann KH 150 and KH 120 II monitors.
This is the SMARTEST low-ish budget hardware interface for a DAW yet conceived of.
These three pieces (with 2-4 UF8 units) finally gives users a SERIOUS recording/mixing desk.
As an older studio rat who started working in 24-track studios in 1983, I’m really glad to see it coming from SSL. But that’s just a sentimental thing on my part.
😎👍👍
Son: “should I go to college”
Dad: “of course you should, your mother and I have been saving up for your tuition”
**SSL releases a gear demo video**
Dad: “ya know son, college isn’t for everyone”
Yes finally!!! This will be a great edition to my UC1 and UF8 🔥🔥🔥
Nice Vid, I have the same setup and this really helped me out learning the SSL environment. Much Appreciated!
I am soo happy they that they came out with the UF1!!! Not having Transport Controls is why I was looking else-where for a controller set-up!!! Now that being said, two things are stopping me from investing into this setup, one, their is no visual feedback like custom channel coloring, and two, no separate channel metering option (like the Avid S1 or Dock)!!! But still, the UF1 has made me take another look at the SSL possibilities!!! Thanks Mitch!!!!
I’ve been beta testing the UF1 for months and its is now a permanent feature of my system which is exactly the same as what is on show here. The UF1 is absolutely incredible and is the missing piece of the jigsaw. SSL killed it with this and the 360 software is stunning. Don’t think about it, order it. It’s a game changer!!
Do you have the uf8 and uc1 too?
@@timsarlos6403 yes! Absolutely amazing system
I really like what SSL did with this concept. Its outside my budget range for all three, but its awesome.
Great presentation, as always. Hats of!!
Now with those controllers, we need racks of digitaly controled analog modules (preamps, eq's, comps, routing... - racks like the McDSP atb-16). It would be quite expensive but we could expand the console over time and mix on huge analog ssl consoles in a bedroom, with total recall
This new item looks fantastic! Right now I only have the UC1 but I can see what's going to be on my wish list next! Thanks!
Great overview - thanks
I own a UF-8 and a UC-1 - Soon to order the UF1 from Sweetwater!
Me too!
Me three!
Love all the SSL gear!
Very cool Mitch!
Wow this seems amazing. I will have to check this out. Looks like I will be contacting Josh my Sales Engineer about this setup.
Great demo Mitch! Is there a bundle deal if you purchase all 3 modules together?
If you touch a UF8's fader, does it automatically changes/adapt settings on the UC1 for the corresponding channel please ? 😌
Great info. Awesome system...
i love my Setup from SSL with a little support from "MPmidi Model 2A" --> 2x SSL UF8 + UF1 + UC1 with 2+ interface and for haptical & touch control of plugins in "Presonus Studio One 6" the "MPmidi Model 2A" and NI KKS49 + Maschine3 ... and the Neumann KH120 + KH750DSP ... thats all I need to have a lot of fun inside my little Intel box 😁😁😁
I wish they made the SSL 12 in the same form factor as these controllers, so that we can "slot" it in the middle instead of leaving it off to the side
Why won't Focusrite do this, based on the ISA Console?? It would be so perfect
I need this
No one like Mitch for a first look tutorial. Thanks!
Wow ..lovely
Thank u🙂
Really surprised to see that SSL didn't put backlights on the labels for the UC-1 to be able to read them in dark rooms. Both UF-1 and UF-8 are both backlit perfectly for all parameters, but not the UC-1.
When you select a channel' out of the boundaries of available fader, with the faderbank autonatically switch to the current selection?
For simplicuty, lets assume we have 24 tracks in StudioOne. And we have 8 Physical faders.
Currently we have selected track 1 which can be controlled with teh first hardware fader.
Now we select channel 9, do we need to manually switch the bank or will the control surface follow?
pre-ordered UF1 from my guy TROY at Sweetwater
what model is the violet / wine red guitar behind mitch? it is a beauty!
The issue for us is that the SSL plugins aren't resizable, which makes them too tiny on our high res monitors
Does Delay Compensation still work for plugins that are hosted within the 360 Link plugin?
Nothing beats a keyboard and a roller ball mouse , the Ssl is nice though very tempting
I want the analog sound of an ssl not a controller. Do they have a mini version of the preamp and eq?
Hi, Jack. Great question. Your best bet for that would be to look into the SSL outboard gear such as the Alpha Channel or their various 500 series preamps such as the VHDPreX and 611EQX2.
Feel free to reach out with any questions. Thanks!
Jason Filloramo, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1281, Jason_Filloramo@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater ok thanks!
I own 2 UF8 - rack mounted with rack kit left and right side of my mastering desk with 3 racks in sweetsop’s and 12U and have another racked uc1 in the mid - on the rack kit there’s much space left and right so the rack kit have a big plate left and right - seems like ssl lack the size of combine uc1 and uf1 together in a rack size . So there’s no space for me to get this unit, if I check measurements both together are minimal more than 19“ - correct me if I’m wrong. unit is interesting but if it can’t live in 1 rack size on 6U together with a uc1 it will be deleted from my analog list.
Yeah, they should make a rack solution for the uf1+Uc1 combined 🙏😍
@@rytmigo they cant. Both units are more than 19, seems like they don’t think about it . The weird part is that UF8 is 19 and a uc 1 also have this possibility , I don’t get it why the engineers overseen this feature - awful and this will erase it from my list .
Do the faders have metal finger-caps?
This looks great but for the money, the softube console 1 system is hard to beat.
Thanks for the info.... Sonar ? - Cakewalk by Bandlab ?
Why isn’t the 360 a standalone daw? That would 🔥
Exellent , can we lock the control rotary in focus mod like on the faderport ?( ssl one fader unit i'm talking about )
To be honest the front is really to sharp to be used like the faderport on my left , (this needs to be integrated in desk or some imho)
The meter function is superb !!
Would love to know if the uf1 can control plugins and how can we customise those 4 knobs not for Daw control but for plugin ..... (mackie mod ?)
Hi, thanks for your interest! After reviewing SSL’s documentation, I don’t see a way to lock the V-pots or rotary encoder into a certain mode. However, you certainly can use the UF1 to control other plug-ins via Mackie Control. For more details, SSL’s complete user guide is available at this link:
s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/eu1.download.solidstatelogic.com/UF1/SSL%20UF1%20User%20Guide_Rev1.0.pdf
Feel free to contact me directly with any further questions, and thanks again!
Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
anyone know if you can run an SSL controller AND Eucon (avid control app) at the same time?
Anyone knows if you can control third party plugins from it? Like the stock plugins of whatever DAW you're using or VSTs and such?
Hi SpongeRoss, great question! With their newest Firmware update, the UC1 now has a slick system of controlling 3rd Party plugins using 360 Link. It has some baked in presets that will be continually updated, but is also completely customizable to any plugin you have pulled up!
If you want to talk further on SSLs controllers, give me a ring!
Drake Sobehrad, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3271, drake_sobehrad@sweetwater.com
HaHaHaHa "Dual Doodie" 2:52
Is there LUFs metering?
Does 360 work with the faderport8 or the 24ciostation
Hi, Chris! Thanks for your interest. The Plug-In Mixer and other SSL plug-ins can be mapped to third-party controllers, just like any other VST plug-in. However, they won’t have the same seamless integration as the SSL controllers. 360 won’t detect them automatically, some features like the UC1’s automatic focus won’t be available, and you’ll probably have to manually map some of the controls to get the results you want. I hope this helps a bit - feel free to contact me directly with any further questions, and thanks again!
Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater thank you very much. Now that im aware of the possibilities, i think ill download 360 and experiment in studio one just like you did in the video.
I'd love to have a system like that, but the faderport16 is only $800 now and the FP8 is only $500. If not those, I'd go with icon. Just too expensive for a casual. For that money, I'd probably look at some mid grade hardware additions.
Great, now I need it 🙄
Give me a SSL 24 input as the preamps on their boards and the software Thank you very much:)
It's just another product, another sale. Was looking for alot more in the meter plugin. Izotope meter plugin will always be my go too.
Does it work in reaper?
Can we track up with it?
Hi, thanks for your interest! I’m not totally sure I follow what you mean by “tracking up,” but I’ll do my best to answer here, and you can feel free to reach out to me directly for further clarification. You’ll really get the best results from these controllers during the mixing process. They don’t have audio I/O, so you’d need a separate interface to track through - and the plug-ins included with the controllers run natively on your computer, so they wouldn’t be zero-latency for tracking purposes. That said, this is a really useful platform for controlling your DAW as if it were an analog console during the mixing stage. You can even link up to four UF8 units to get 32 faders that communicate with your DAW in real time.
I hope this helps a bit - feel free to send me an email or reply here to continue the conversation!
Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
How much would this entire SSL hardware setup cost? And is there a bundle for it at all?
UF8(4) = $5000
UC1 = $800
UF1 = $700 + ALL SSL PLUG INS (SOME COME WITH CERTAIN HARDWARE)= $3520
$10,020 GRAND TOTAL..
@GOLDEN LION mane dats cold 🥶. All that $$ just to control the software. Yall better buy a fire 🔥 mouse & do the @14.99 monthly subscription
@@DaMixWizard Tbh you only need 3K you dont need 4 UF8's lol but I agree unless you're going to make your $$$ back just stick with a mouse and save the bread
Reaper? Really?
Standalone or have to work with daw?
Hello, Music IsLife! The UF8 is a DAW controller. It will not function as a standalone unit.
Thanks for the interest!
Cody Kraus, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1766, cody_kraus@sweetwater.com
ほしい。。。
Id buy it if they supported Reaper
@1:46
@@PuRe_AdDicT not on the website though oddly. I noticed that too
i really love SSL but these controllers are overly priced for buttons which only change midi values🙁
Too much to only work well with ssl plugins. Dope for just ssl stuff tho
Right same thing I was thinking I feel like it should be universal.
What about sound and sonics?
It's a CONTROLLER, the sound quality is what is coming from your computer. A midi controller doesn't affect the sound. The PLUG-Ins are a different story, SSL is known for GREAT sound and sonics.
@@km3musiclab Yes, the hardware.
@KM3 Music Just save your money and buy an SSL board?
@@MadACeTeeMack Buying an SSL board or any analog board is not like buying a midi controller. You have to spend thousands on the board + maintance + electrical fees + deal with the inconviences of dealing with analog gear. It's not for everybody.
@Six Mill Yes, and that's why there sound won't be able to compete in the industry. I guess there are just hobbyists
once Mitch speaks, I relax and grab my coffee! He really has that perfect presentation skill - always packed with information and details..
😎☕
can anyone with mixing experience using all 3 confirm that it cuts down on mixing time?
No one has timed it, because if we did, we’d have to explain why REALLY bought them to our spouses! 😅
Go fund me. I'm a starving artist. I sent letters to Elon Musk and The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Maybe they can loan me some money to purchase this incredible piece of equipment. I will be praying for a response whilst I cook my Spam and Kraft macaroni surprise for dinner. Cheerios and Vienna sausages for breakfast. The music is worth it! Thank you folks at Sweetwater for the videos! It's a pipedream for me. But who knows what the future holds. Signed.. A multi instrumentalist.
Very nice. I’m still a happy cc121 user with cubase. It had 75% of the important functions at 25% the price. It’s no longer in production and I’ll probably end up with this system if cubase or UAD don’t make something similar. Channel eq, automation and transport control are a huge workflow thing. The zoom keys and assignable buttons are great. The ssl comp with hardware control would be worth $400 to me alone. I’d pay that for a 224 unit to control the the UAD plug if they made one.
FL Studio never gets any love when it comes to controllers and it’s one of the biggest software!
Apparently FL Studio users spend less on hardware controllers, which might be why they are not a priority for manufacturers.
These units work in FL Studio. I uses the UF8 with FL and soon add the UF1.
A bit costly for only USB/Midi control panels. So they have no hardware EQ, comp or effects at all?
ok……. just speaking out loud…….
This is basically when SSL copies Presonus and Ups the build quality then segregates the components to make more money!!!
Ish…… ish…….
I had FaderPort 16 and when the UF8 came out I thought "why would I spend twice as much for half the faders?"
Once I looked into it and saw it in person, the quality and the screen sizes, I thought Id make the change. Have not looked back. The SSL stuff is great and Im hooked.
Just my opinion thou
😢😍😍😍😟
Just buy a digital mixer would be cheaper .
$699 though..?!!! 🙄
Nothing against Sweetwater, but I’ll stay with my $50 track ball from Amazon for now.
So basically I should spend like 2500$ to control literally 2 plugins. 🤔
Yep👍🏽. I think I'm gonna keep using my $69.99 mouse to control everything for now
Uf8 controls any plug-in
@@DaMixWizardDo that for a few years, 8 hours a day and let me know when you start suffering from repetitive strain injuries, in your wrist, forearm, shoulder or neck. You’ll quickly change your mind when it becomes chronic.
@@Truth565 If you are going through all that from clicking a mouse my guy you need to talk to a doctor asap, that could be from anything.
@@Truth565I've been using the mouse since Digidesign DIGI001, whatever year that was 1998, 1999. My fingers & hands are super good. I was break dancing & pop lockin earlier to some Planet Rock
All this and no mastering hardware. Like too see a fusion link for recall