Waves Ssl E Channel

The waves ssl e channel is modeled after the sl4000 e series console combining the dynamics section of the sl4000 channel strip with the black knob 242 eq.

Waves ssl e channel.

Of all these consoles the ssl 4000 may be the most famous. The only noticeable change from the hardware original is that the eq and dynamics sections are side by side rather than inline to. Interesting enough the waves ssl g channel doesn t feature the updated g dynamics it has the same dynamics of the e channel. The waves ssl e channel is my constant mix companion the best channel strip plugin for me.

Extra 40 off use code creative40 get the incomparable sound of the solid state logic 4000 series console the ssl e channel delivers the incomparable sound of the solid state logic 4000 series console s all discrete design and its class a vca chip. This plug in below is a treat for all those ssl fans who can t afford to buy the real thing or who want to mix in the box and have the ssl sound that has become so popular in certain circles. Most of the seasoned ssl 4k users didn t care for the g channel eq mainly for the lack of bells on hf and lf and had the black eq s retrofitted into their g and g consoles. There weren t any compatibility issues between the plug in.

The plug in is really a few in one as it has sections for both compression and eq. Save an additional 10 off any purchase at waves audio using this link. With the waves ssl 4000 collection the classic ssl 4000 sound can now be yours. From renaissance channel to analog models like emi tg12345 redd and the ssl g and e channels waves channel strip plugins deliver the dynamics and eq to fit your workflow.

Waves ssl 4000 e channel. I didn t have any trouble at all installing the plug in and the whole process only took a few minutes. I use it even though i have an original ssl console every instance of the plugin is identical so stereo pairs stay matched and i often use one plugin instance on. The equalization section of the ssl e channel is based.

It gives me the vintage e curve with the saturation that makes it so musical.