SSL Console Plugin Shootout with Joe Carrell | Plugin Alliance 

Todd McKernan I appreciate that Todd 👊🏼👊🏼

@@InTheMixJoeCarrell Its the truth man! If you started your own channel, you'd be just as popular as Warren Huart. Plugin Alliance and Warm are lucky to have ya!

@@todddammit4628 i second to that, it is not too technical and very straight forward

+1

That's really nice feedback. Thanks for your support and sharing your experience!

@@PluginAllianceTV I’m confused. When the E curve is selected on the 9000J is it the exact same curve from the 4000 E? With the extended top and bottom?

That's really amazing feedback. Thank you!

Will do. Once again, thanks for the awesome support!

Thanks for the nice feedback!

Thanks for the great feedback and sharing your experience!

Cool, thanks for sharing and enjoy your sessions!

We're glad to hear the magic is working for you. Thanks for the great feedback!

David! Which one do you use on your music? The 9000j the 4000e or the 4000g?

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Achase4u thank you!!!

Awesome, enjoy your sessions!

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@@mikehunt576 I don't follow you. I pay for software because logic dictates this. Now FO.

@@nolanchiat3810 why pay when its free?lol

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Alex Olivari good morning Alex. The plugs were directly on each of the individual tracks you hear. Not The sub groups or stereo buss.

Not Joe, but he's using 2 Artist Mix controllers, not 2 S3s. You can tell because the S3 has two rows of knobs and more buttons. The Artist Mix controllers are easy to organize and link together with the EUCON

Anton Doty Ok. Thank you for your help !

Bozz yes sir it is indeed two of the artist series things together. Although the power supply on one of them burned out several months ago. Haha. So I’m down to 8 faders right now.

Joe Carrell, cool. Hopefully you get that power supply replaced soon... I really enjoy the S3, I only wish they would allow a second one

I don’t even remember 😂. Something I was mixing several months back. Best wishes Ben.

Are these vst or livе drums used in this track?

(These aren't designed as master bus plugins, but as individual channel plugins)

Haha. I wish!!! One of my all time faves.

I don’t know the bottom of that SSL J feels good *pause*

@@DJNaz4You the mids are muddy on the J

he probably dialed up the settings on the E and then copied to the other models. If he had made his initial settings on the 9K it might have turned out different I assume..

Marten Thielges I believe you are right Martin. We actually filmed that a few months ago so it’s hard to remember for sure, but I think I quickly dialed in some eq (with some hype) on the 4000E and copied that to every other plug.

@@InTheMixJoeCarrell thanks for confirming.. They all sound nice and I think you did a very good job showing the differences! Was positively surprised by the orange knob - very nice top end there, reminded me of old Siemens w295 eq's

Nobody cares anymore friend. Does the plugin sound good? Yes. Cool. Move on. The only thing I miss from the 4k G I worked on are the faders and knobs. Sound - I have so, so much more colors now in the box.

@@mrGood-84 Hi friend, I appreciate your response, one that doesn't care about the technical and uses ears and emotion. Fair enough. But, not the answer I was looking to get when I asked the question.

@@KevinStCroix it's 2020. We are able to create near perfect humanoid faces via CGI. We have artificial intelligence. This is nothing in comparison. Emulations down to component level have been evolving and improving constantly for many years now. It's perfectly understandable to hear people talk as if they were actually using a console. Even CLA does it in his in-the-box videos for various outlets, and pretty much no one has spent more time mixing on an actual SSL than him I would assume. If you have a lot of technical questions, I'd say the best approach is to send an e-mail to some of the people who actually program the plug-ins instead of writing a comment like that on a promo/tutorial video.

Kevin St Croix good morning Kevin. I’m not sure what else I would call it 😂. Plug-in alliance and others have been modeling the harmonic distortion characteristics of preamps/line inputs for several years now and I feel it was one of the big missing links for me to switching totally in the box. Whatever you decide to call it, I’m very happy with the adjustable harmonic distortion built into the SSL plug in family in this vid. Take care. ✌🏼

This isn’t the Waves version. Modeling has improved a lot over the years and those variables are not only completely understood, they are included. Every instantiation of the plugin slightly varies the circuit tolerances just like real console channels, so they are not exactly the same. This is based on both the understanding of component tolerances in real world applications but based on original specs. Maybe your head has hit walls too many times and you’re having trouble thinking. Try the plugin and see for yourself before making these statements.