SSL updates 360 with new controller templates for LUNA and Pyramix. · Source:
The SSL 360 V1.4 update is here, bringing Merging Technologies’ Pyramix and Universal Audio LUNA DAW control templates for the UF8 and UC1.
In addition, there are a few other improvements and expansions to the SSL software bundles and a new 6-month SSL Complete subscription.
After the recent release of the 4K B channel strip plug-in, that comes with the UC1 controller, it’s now time to expand the SSL 360 software system.
Let’s take a look at some of the features:
Merging Technologies Director of Pro-Sales Solutions, Chris Hollebone, said that “Merging has enjoyed a long and productive relationship with Solid State Logic and we are delighted that UF8 Advanced DAW Controller can now control Pyramix, many of our customers will enthusiastically welcome this addition to the list of controllers.”
Meanwhile, Lev Perrey, VP of Product at Universal Audio stated that they “are thrilled to have deep integration between SSL Control Surfaces and LUNA, LUNA’s unique control surface features work best on SSL surfaces, combining to give our users record quality mixes faster than any other combination.“
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SSL 360° V1.4 is available as a free update direct from the SSL official page.
All registered UF8 and UC1 owners have access to a six-month free subscription to SSL Complete. You can unlock this via your SSL user account.
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· I have got a G&L Legacy Tribute which I would add to this list. A few minor flaws to the finish (rough frets, for example) but plays and sounds really good.
· Forgot one big thing. Mackie 8 bus consoles. Liam Howlett has talked about this a lot. He credits the sound of Prodigy to overdriving the pre’s on the Mackie 24/32 8-bus boards.
· Thanks for the suggestion, but at close to $500, the Slate VSX is far from being a budget set of headphones.