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For over 40 years, Solid State Logic studio tools have been at the heart of music production, leaving their sonic signature on some of the most iconic records ever made. Now, with the all-new SSL 2+ and SSL 2 USB audio interfaces, you can capture that same classic sound right in your own personal studio. The move towards scaling down the Solid State Logic sound started last year with the best selling SiX desktop interface. Continue reading below to learn how the SSL 2+ and SSL 2 continue that trend and do so at an even more affordable price point for project studios and home studios. Continue reading →

The biggest news out of the gate today at the annual AES convention is the announcement of the Solid State Logic Origin recording console. Solid State Logic has long been one of the world's leading console creators and the Origin looks to be another definitive desk in their storied history.The Solid State Logic Origin is an inline, 32-channel analog console with two independent signal paths per channel, 16 buses with centralized bus switching, and advanced communications controls in a compact, ergonomic design. Inspired by the iconic SL 4000 E, SSL Origin combines classic SSL components like the legendary 242 EQ and Bus Compressor with innovative new features like a fully customizable Center section and an all-new transistor-based PURE DRIVE preamp design to deliver unparalleled sound quality and versatility. Continue reading →

Solid State Logic is launching an incredible promo that makes purchasing an AWS Delta Series console even easier for studio owners. Through December 31st, 2019, when you purchase an AWS Delta 924 or AWS Delta 948 console, SSL will give you the corresponding patchbay and cabling for the console for FREE! Continue reading →

It's a chill day on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University. Not in terms of the weather (it's August and it's a hot one), but MTSU's campus and student body are still sleepy as they lumber towards the start of the Fall 2019 semester. Upon entering the MTSU Center for Popular Music, we meet with the Director of the Master of Fine Arts program, Bill Crabtree. He begins to explain some of the concepts behind the gear selection in the Department of Recording Industry. "Our philosophy is more about teaching framing, rather than teaching hammer," Bill says. "This is the mantra we stick to when selecting our equipment. It's most important to teach the concepts behind the equipment and not the knob turning or the specific equipment itself." Continue reading →