Using SSL 360 console plugin with Studio One and SSL channel strip.

[@Newmusicreview]

Tell me what you like or dont like about SSL 360 ?

[@tonyshibumi8101]

Thank you for explaining how to setup the transport. I watch everyone else go through actual tutorials and not explain anything close. 🙏

[@Newmusicreview]

Hey no problem !...Glad it was useful for you ;-)

[@TheBryceSheehan]

My guess is that when you're panning and adjusting the fader in 360, it's going to be reflected in the inserted plugin on the corresponding channel in Studio One.

[@Newmusicreview]

Yes all of the strip controls are replicated in the plug-in….

[@RichardThomas-sp4iy]

Cant select multiple channels.

[@Newmusicreview]

You mean in SSL console ?.

[@RichardThomas-sp4iy]

@@Newmusicreview hi what i mean is selected multiple tracks on the ss uf8 rather than just one as is done using shift and left click in s1.i had hoped that assigning a soft key to shift and the pressing the channel select buttons would do this but no.

[@stupidusername38]

I use the ssl360 and studio one with 2 monitors. The 360 is on a touch screen monitor. It works really well in terms of fast direct hands on console like workflow. Down sides, the transport panel needs to be at the bottom is the screen as it involves a lot of reaching to the top of the monitor. SSL should just remove those pan pots and the fader as mixing is done in the daw, not the app. This would free up more screen space on the 360 app which means no scrolling to go from the EQ to dynamics section. Older versions of 360 didn't require scrolling and it was faster to mix BUT it didn't sync up the channels in studio one.

[@Newmusicreview]

Yes I agree…I’m not sure what their intention was with the pan control ..I guess almost everybody will use this within a DAW

[@stupidusername38]

​@@Newmusicreview a new version of SSL 360 has been released. It has options for collapsing the pan and fader view