awesome tutorial. I've seen that the ssl2+ can be use as live monitoring / stand alone mixing (with laptop off), just using it for getting power. Seems that ssl12 can be run only with ssl360, have you tried to use it as stand alone / direct monitoring ? once again thanks for your videos.
I’ve not tried that! I don’t think the SSL12 would work too well for that. It’s a lot more complex and lots of the routing and monitoring can only be configured in the software. The SSL2+ literally just has that blend knob which makes it a lot easier for that standalone workflow.
hey there. Can't find an answer to my question...Is the interface keeps last loaded profile once it is turned off and then back turned on again...can I setup the routing on my Mac true the 360 app, disconnect the SSL, connect to my iPad and still using the same profile/routing ?
That’s a great question! To the best of my knowledge, the profile stays. As far as iPad, I don’t know, I don’t have an iPad that takes usb-c so I can’t test it.
questio n on the adat on the manual it says it can only be a slave interface because I have a 18i20 and the only way I can get hem to synce is if the scarleet is the master and the ssk the slave ?? i have no problem doing that but would I be loosing quality haveing the scarlet be that master clock???
That’s odd, I actually use an 18i20 with the SSL myself. I’ll have to take a look at the setting on both to see what’s happening. I haven’t noticed any loss of quality though, it always sounds pristine
@@ezurg01 it’s possible because it’s older that it’s harder for vit to play nice. I had two 18i20s and it was even hard to get those two to connect though. I know you have to go into Focusrite control and get all of those settings right too
That means either your input signal or output signal is too hot. If it’s happening on the input channels, turn the input gain down. If it’s happening on the output channels, (headphones for example) then send less audio to that output
@@woodyardmusic in the input only on chanel 1. 2-4 are grean with the same microphone. On the output the headphones and the master are red and line 3/4 is green
Do you have this as a separate App along with Logic on your Mac ? Thanks, is there anything to watch out for also with Logic ? Would I get a doubling in sound from a guitar etc , that I would have to deal with ?
Hello, yes this is a separate app that comes with the SSL12. You can use it to configure the interface regardless of the DAW you’re recording in. To avoid doubling, just make sure you’re monitoring in either Logic OR SSL360, not both, just pick one 😁
Hi, i'm having an issue where my input and playback monitoring plays on top of one another, like creating a doubled delayed effect when recording with a bit of latency... I just wanna hear output monitoring through speakers and headphones... Can't turn it off anywhere it seems, and nobody seems to talk about this problem, which is a huge downer. what do i miss here? Kind Regards Joachim
Hello! It sounds like you’re hearing playback from both the interface and the DAW, one of them needs to be turned off. Are you using Logic or a different DAW?
@@thehauntedyouth666if I had to guess, it sounds like input monitoring is turned on in Ableton, which is routing it through the “playback” of your interface. you then hear this up against the slightly faster sound of the interface input monitoring which causes that awful latency sound. I’d recommend turning off the input monitoring in Ableton or turning off the input monitoring on the SSL, either way with the goal of having only one input monitoring occurring. That should fix the issue if I’m following correctly
I've actually been having this exact issue. I'm able to mute the DAW playback, but then the interface volume isn't so loud. I haven't yet figured out how to mute the interface and not the DAW. Although this video should help
Yeah, I haven’t tried it but it should work. There’s plenty of routing options and I think you can even toggle the output between balanaced and unbalanced. I’d still recommend a reamp box or something to make sure you get the level and impedance correct though
