In case you’re looking to complement the amazing rock ‘n’ roll sound of the SSL 4000 E included with Console 1, at that point check out the super clean sound of the similarly venerated XL 9000 K. Developed in near collaboration with SSL engineers, the unconstrained profundity and sonic possibilities makes it an indispensable device for R&B, Hip Jump and Electronica makers, as well as for audiophile Jazz and Classical recordings. When the primary 9000 series console was discharged within the mid-1990s, it spoke to a breakthrough in the analogue circuitry plan. The sound way is totally capacitor-free, in arrange to keep an idealised flag judgment and moo distortion.
Extraordinary transfer speed, negligible stage move and super moo mutilation make this comfort idealize for getting the foremost out of your blends in terms of width, profundity, and all-around monstrosity. To bring imaginative utilize of drive and immersion back onto the menu, we modelled SSL’s Variable Consonant Drive (VHD) and included it as a portion of this work area. Tube-ish, transistor-ish, or anything in between. The 9000 is the extreme hifi comfort, being nearly superbly clean. But having the choice of utilizing mutilation imaginatively is still an advantage. So we included a demonstration of Strong State Logic’s Variable Consonant Drive (VHD) circuit, which is a portion of the Duality arrangement supports and Alpha channel preamps.
The Drive handle on Support 1 decides the sum of twisting, and the Character handle moves the included twisting from 2nd arrange (more tube-like) to 3rd arrange (more transistor-like), or any in-between mix – a bit like on its analogue partner. The compressor can be exchanged between Top and RMS modes, which gives a wide extend of options. Furthermore, the Shape segment of the XL 9000 K for Support 1 highlights a completely controllable entryway unit, where the Punch and Support handle control Run and Hold levels. This makes it more separately controllable compared to the SL 4000 E show, where a quick workflow was prioritized.
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