Release Notes - Solid State Logic SSL 4K E User Manual

Enhanced output section with virtual fader and stereo image control, including
Fader Level, Pan, and Width parameters.
Compressor mix control.
Enhanced UC1/UF8/SSL 360° Plug-in Mixer integration for comprehensive
DAW control and synchronisation.
HQ mode for optimal audio quality, utilising advanced processing such as
oversampling.
Pro Tools EQ and dynamics integration.
Built-in help feature.
Cross-platform preset management.
Undo/redo.
A note on analogue modelling and measurements
This plug-in has been developed using the original circuit schematics, analogue
simulations, component-level modelling and detailed hardware prototypes.
When testing a plug-in, please note that the classical "transfer function" method is
only defined for linear, time-invariant systems - and therefore the testing approach
should be considered carefully. Some of the typical testing methodologies that you
leverage in audio measurement software such as Plugindoctor, SATlive or Smaart
can lead to erroneous results - so make sure you understand the caveats of the
testing approach and whether or not it is valid for a non-linear system.
Please take care especially when using the Linear Analysis tab on Plugindoctor,
as the plug-in features non-linearities (additional frequencies or distortion
added), and the results are likely to be incorrect and not representative.
You can observe how the method of test can change the result, by comparing the
results you get with different testing approaches, and understanding the caveats of
each one. Of course, if changing the testing approach changes the conclusion, then
the test is unreliable!

Release Notes

For more comprehensive release notes and known issues about integration with the
SSL 360° Plug-in Mixer and other hardware controllers, please refer to: SSL 360°
Downloads and Release Notes
V1.0.13 (November 2023)
Initial release, including Native support for Apple silicon (VST, VST3 and AU
only).
Supported Platforms and Hosts
For compatibility information about plug-ins, visit the Plug-in Operating System and
DAW Compatibility FAQ.
When we release an SSL plug-in, we test it on all Windows and macOS operating
systems that aren't End-of-Life (EOL) at the time of release.