And they'll continue to do so As their client base moves over to the latest console they'll upgrade the older rooms And to say that Hit Factory has not gotten rid of their Neve's is completely misinformed In '95 they had 4 SSL's ( and ) and 5 Neve's (8078, 8058, and 3 versions Console 1 SSL 4000e vs British Class A In my last post, I said I'd have an example up of the audio differences between the Console 1 SSL4000e emulation and the Bristish Class A emulation This post is to showcase the differences In the video below, I go over the process I used to create some drum tracks and treat them with the basics onIn 1994, SSL made a substantial update to their analog technology with the introduction of the 9000 J console This implemented their new SuperAnalogue signal path, which utilised a capacitorfree design for extremely low distortion and incredible bandwidth – theoretically from as low as 5Hz up to as high as 500kHz
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