Empower your in-the-box productions with the legendary SSL console workflow courtesy of the Solid State Logic UC1 Advanced Plug-in Controller. With its knob-per-function architecture, the UC1 gives you tactile control over SSL’s renowned Channel Strip and Bus Compressor native plug-ins (included with the purchase of the UC1), and it provides visual feedback via an army of illuminated LED rings. Instantiate Channel Strip on every track in your session — along with a Bus Compressor on your mix bus — and enjoy the experience of working on an SSL 4000 series desk in the comfort of your home or project studio. Boasting a rugged professional design with an all-metal enclosure and a brushed, anodized top plate, the UC1 is both attractive and durable. Plus, it’s simple to integrate into your recording system — it requires only a single USB connection. Interacting with the UC1 is highly intuitive as well. A high-resolution LCD display and selection encoders allow you to effortlessly navigate between instances of the plug-ins in your DAW, and you can instantly recall presets directly from the front panel. Representing the next evolution in DAW control surfaces, the SSL UC1 Advanced Plug-in Controller will surely invigorate your in-the-box workflow.

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They need to make an XL version of this with 8 channels. Softube console never convinced me and this looks like the real thing.

 

I'm curious what the reviews and tests will result. First of all it looks like a top product from SSL.

www.solidstatelogic.com/products/uc1?tab=overview

 

In my opinion, highly overpriced for plugin controller. Even from SSL

 

third party plugins ?

 

If it's just tied to the SSL Native plugins then yeah they've really shot themselves in the foot. It completely limits the user...

 

Thy could atleast added a 100mm motor fader to make one channel complete, for that price tag

 

did anyone buy the essentials?
do tell how the anti cramping differs, the oversampling on the bus comp and what the cpu is like

edit: yes they consume more

 

Last edited: May 27, 2021